MCA/CMM Reporting

MCA/CMM Reporting is a Q-DAS QM tool for measured value analysis and an ideal supplement to the use of coordinate measuring machines. In the most commonly used configuration, MCA/CMM Reporting is a pass-through of files. Data sets - written by measuring devices - are loaded, displayed and passed on after confirmation. Hereby, the MCA/CMM Reporting represents the first control loop, the direct information for the operator of the measuring machine and can be structurally placed before the central upload.

Getting Started Link to Brief Inroductions
MCA/CMM Reporting This document explains the basic process of MCA/CMM Reporting and covers a number of different application scenarios.	English:PDF	German:PDF
Confirmation Options The available MCA/CMM Reporting confirmation options are shown and explained in this description.	English:PDF	German:PDF
Alarm Viewer Based on the alarm conditions defined in the evaluation strategy, MCA/CMM Reporting provides the ability to display them. The Alarm Viewer displays not only the most recent alarms, but also a history of alarms, regardless of the measured parts. The configuration and handling of Alarm Viewer, are covered in this document.	English:PDF	German:PDF
Manual recording in MCA/CMM Reporting This functionality allows manual characteristics to be recorded within MCA/CMM Reporting. Directly within the same test plan and without any additional manual module change. After confirming a measurement, the summary/input window for manual recording is automatically displayed.	English:PDF	German:PDF
Installation and database scenarios There are many different installation options and database scenarios possible when using MCA/CMM Reporting. Each has its advantages and disadvantages, its "use case". This is by no means a complete description, but is intended to give a brief insight into the variants and the settings to be considered in each case.	English:PDF	German:PDF
Print Reports / Alarm E-mails Intended use of MCA/CMM Reporting is to give the information about the measurements and potential alarms. One of the advanced options available to the users is “Report assignment for Reporting System”. Thanks to this option, an automatic reporting tool can be established, and distribution of relevant information can be achieved.	English:PDF
Dynamic Inspection 2024.1 Dynamic Inspection is a solution that helps customers reduce CMM inspection time in relation to the stability of their manufacturing process. Enabling customers to focus on the critical characteristics/dimensions, with a 100% inspection while measuring the other features in a sequential and dynamic way, this would allow customers to reduce their inspection cycle time on the CMM drastically. In case of quality alarm, the incriminated characteristic or feature would be measured until reaches a phase of stability.	English:PDF
Use of Signal Tower In procella, O-QIS procella and O-QIS MCA/CMM Reporting, a signal tower can be used to directly indicate an OK / nOK measured value. Which general conditions must be met in order to use a WERMA signal tower are described in a separate topic. Link to: Using a Signal Tower

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