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HR-R3 CALIBRATION AND CONFIGURATION, NEW CMM

Hi team,

I'm new to the group and using PC-DMIS.

I have experience with other CMM softwares, but this a new CMM Global S was installed at my company.

It has a travel rack attached to the right side, a scanner HP-L.10.10, and an HR-R3.

And HP-S-X1H sensor.

The CMM was calibrated, but not the racks.

After reviewing some pages and documents, I finally calibrated the travel rack and stylus.

However, the issue now is with the HR-R3.

I have multiple questions regarding the calibration of this rack.

Unfortunately, I don't have response of Hexagon at this moment after 2 weeks , for support and calibration for HR-R3 rack.

By this reason I'm trying to ask to the community.

This is the normal stylus configuration

And it is the travel rack calibrated

Trying to calibrate the HR-R3

1)I cant find the HR-R3 on the options for the rack, should be select the TESASTAR-R(HR-R) ?

I believe like this is the correct option because is very similar to the pictures on some documents

2)The 2nd tab COMM, the PC have 3 COMMs , how I can know the correct port and settings?

 

3)I need use both racks on some parts , use the stylus for example the stylus defined 2 3x70 on travel rack port 2, then switch to scanner HP-L and measure other things in the same part.

My dude is how configure the ports on 2nd rack HR-R3 for use the stylus 2 3x70 dock it on port 1, and then take the HP-L on port 4

should be declare port 1  with the 5 stylus of travel rack?

only 1 stylus?

I really appreciate any help about this issue

Regards

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  • The COMM port can be the trickiest part, because if you get it wrong you don't realize it until you are nearly done with the calibration, and then you have to try some different port/settings and start all over again.  I usually use a terminal emulator (like HyperTerminal, but there are many) to experiment with the COMM port, baud rate, etc until I get it right, and then use those same parameters to set up the rack in PC-DMIS.

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  • The COMM port can be the trickiest part, because if you get it wrong you don't realize it until you are nearly done with the calibration, and then you have to try some different port/settings and start all over again.  I usually use a terminal emulator (like HyperTerminal, but there are many) to experiment with the COMM port, baud rate, etc until I get it right, and then use those same parameters to set up the rack in PC-DMIS.

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