sorry for the maybe easy question. I am a beginner.
At the RDS-Software:
I don't know how to calibrate my 45° probe at our RomerArm 7525 with the sphere. I can not measure the nine points in the RDS-Software, because I touch the sphere with the shaft of the probe.
If I manage it in one orientation of the probe head, it crashes in the other one of the three. I attached a photo.
I always thouth the arm should be directly over the sphere. How should I do it? I searched the forum and the manual but can solve my problem.
yes, but the RDS-Software tell you how to hold the arm, and how I had to orientate the probe head to the sphere. The part model on the screen show me green, when I hold it correct.
When I go through the 36 points there are always a position where I am not able to pic the point at the equator line of the sphere. There the shaft hits the sphere.
Do you understand my problem? I think if I would use a L-Shaped probe it would be also not possible. But hexagon sell all these probes for arms, so it is possible to calibrate them.
yes, but the RDS-Software tell you how to hold the arm, and how I had to orientate the probe head to the sphere. The part model on the screen show me green, when I hold it correct.
When I go through the 36 points there are always a position where I am not able to pic the point at the equator line of the sphere. There the shaft hits the sphere.
Do you understand my problem? I think if I would use a L-Shaped probe it would be also not possible. But hexagon sell all these probes for arms, so it is possible to calibrate them.