Measured Hit Taken Outside Tolerance Zone

[keego]

I'm taking manual hits on 2 OD's after my manual alignment, because these 2 features are tie rod ends and may change position from part to part. I use these manual circles' xyz coordinates in DCC mode so the demon knows where they are. The problem I have is that when the next part is measured, and the rod ends are shorter or longer than the one I used to write the program, upon taking the first manual hit on one it gives me an error. "Measured hit taken outside tolerance zone: Distance = 10"

How, or can I, change this distance to something like 100? Or is there another fix?

4.3mr1

Thanks!

[vpt.se]

The setting for this reside under the F5-Options. Tolerance for 'something' (not at CMM right now). Try setting it to 0 (disabled) or something really high and remeasure. if you don't get the error message, you know you changed the right setting.

[Don Ruggieri]

It is called AnyOrderExecuteTolerance. Set it to 0.

[keego]

Yupp that works! Thanks. But sadly, this setting always returns to the default of '10' when you re-open the file. Is there a way to change the default?

[lambo]

Yupp that works! Thanks. But sadly, this setting always returns to the default of '10' when you re-open the file. Is there a way to change the default?

Press "Defaults" button after the change and before you close the window.

[Matthew D. Hoedeman]

Press "Defaults" button after the change and before you close the window.

Yes, Pcdmis is 100% BACKWARDS from every other piece of software you have ever used. When you CLICK on the DEFAULT button, it SAVES the current settings as the default, it does NOT load a pre-existing set of defaults for you to use.

[Lab_ratt]

Yes, Pcdmis is 100% BACKWARDS from every other piece of software you have ever used. When you CLICK on the DEFAULT button, it SAVES the current settings as the default, it does NOT load a pre-existing set of defaults for you to use.

Matt - do you think this might be a reflection on the ******** code-crunchers (azz-backwards)?

[Matthew D. Hoedeman]

Matt - do you think this might be a reflection on the ******** code-crunchers (azz-backwards)?

Ya know, you MIGHT have hit the nail right on the head. Too bad you couldn't hit the coders right on the head..........