We have a Faro arm that the operator showed me has a feature that tells that the tip is in calbration. Now I know very little about this but is it possible? If you need more info to answer just let me know. I will do my best.
Thanks in advance
All I see is a cone shaped metal about 20-25 mm then a 10 mm shaft and a 3mm ball
Don,
That "cone-shaped" thingy is what is used to calibrate your probes each time that you change from one tip to another. Or if it has been a while since the last calibration.
I have done this daily at my previous position for 4 1/2 years. So, if that is the case, don't let him tell you that it is in calibration. He may be referring to the calibration logue which I previously mentioned.
All I see is a cone shaped metal about 20-25 mm then a 10 mm shaft and a 3mm ball
Don,
That "cone-shaped" thingy is what is used to calibrate your probes each time that you change from one tip to another. Or if it has been a while since the last calibration.
I have done this daily at my previous position for 4 1/2 years. So, if that is the case, don't let him tell you that it is in calibration. He may be referring to the calibration logue which I previously mentioned.
