I have been having issues with checking profile on my romer INFINITE 2.0. The issues that I am having are that I am geting measurements that are out of this world. I can check profile using position measurements without issue but when I use the profile function on the same dimension the answers dont repeat. Not even close! I am somewhat of a noob to this so any input would be appriciated.
I tried to check profile with both a feature set and scan, resulting in the same off the wall numbers. It seems like a simple match calculation and I don't understand what the issue is. The job that I was working on has shipped so I cant recheck a part and show you actual numbers but if you look at the individual points you could figure it out mathematically, I can't see why PC DMIS can't run this simple function?
Unless you have deleted the program, you can STILL show us actual numbers from the last part checked.
As I said, you are probably not reading the results in the way they are being shown to you.
Example, FORM AND LOCATION of a scan shows a profile of 1.47mm. You can't figure out WHY such a high number, when you look at the individual points, you see numbers like:
-.237, -.462, -.313, -.735, -.501, -.423, -.234, -.092, +0.088, +0.221, +0.341
Well, those number WILL give you a FORM AND LOCATION profile of 1.47mm. AND, it is correct.
I tried to check profile with both a feature set and scan, resulting in the same off the wall numbers. It seems like a simple match calculation and I don't understand what the issue is. The job that I was working on has shipped so I cant recheck a part and show you actual numbers but if you look at the individual points you could figure it out mathematically, I can't see why PC DMIS can't run this simple function?
Unless you have deleted the program, you can STILL show us actual numbers from the last part checked.
As I said, you are probably not reading the results in the way they are being shown to you.
Example, FORM AND LOCATION of a scan shows a profile of 1.47mm. You can't figure out WHY such a high number, when you look at the individual points, you see numbers like:
-.237, -.462, -.313, -.735, -.501, -.423, -.234, -.092, +0.088, +0.221, +0.341
Well, those number WILL give you a FORM AND LOCATION profile of 1.47mm. AND, it is correct.
