Ok experts help me with this one.
I'm running 3.207 Beta but have 3.5 w/o any MR updates loaded.
I had been offline programming from a cad model a part with 100+ dimensions to check. All the moves were done. I was going through and pulling dimensions. Half way through dimensioning I get the PCDLRN error message and PC-DMIS shut down.
I first deleted my .PRB file and recreated it but no change. I then renamed the .CAD file but that didn't fix it. I was able to finish dimensioning and run offline in 3.5 with no problems. I then backward saved to 3.2063.
Opening the program in 3.207 Beta would get to 93% then crash again. I went through recreating the probe file again without any luck. To get the program to open and run offline in 3.207 I had to go back to 3.5 and remove the Iterative alignments and replace them with conventional 3-2-1 alignments. I have not run in CMM mode because I don't have parts yet.
What caused the Iterative alignments to crash the program? I'm stumped.
Thanks for any input, opinions, past experiences, etc.
I'm running 3.207 Beta but have 3.5 w/o any MR updates loaded.
I had been offline programming from a cad model a part with 100+ dimensions to check. All the moves were done. I was going through and pulling dimensions. Half way through dimensioning I get the PCDLRN error message and PC-DMIS shut down.
I first deleted my .PRB file and recreated it but no change. I then renamed the .CAD file but that didn't fix it. I was able to finish dimensioning and run offline in 3.5 with no problems. I then backward saved to 3.2063.
Opening the program in 3.207 Beta would get to 93% then crash again. I went through recreating the probe file again without any luck. To get the program to open and run offline in 3.207 I had to go back to 3.5 and remove the Iterative alignments and replace them with conventional 3-2-1 alignments. I have not run in CMM mode because I don't have parts yet.
What caused the Iterative alignments to crash the program? I'm stumped.
Thanks for any input, opinions, past experiences, etc.
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