textual analysis

[pcmac]

Is there a way to output the hit points in textual analysis thru Datapage or the pcdmis-excel dump? I can get them to show up in the rtf but a customer wants to input those hits into their software. Using 3.7 MR3 on a Mistral 7-7-5 and a Wenzel 6-7-5.

[MrComment]

You use the location dimension and alittle looping to report out each hits value to datapage.

STARTUP    =ALIGNMENT/START,RECALL:,LIST=YES
            ALIGNMENT/END
            MODE/DCC
            FORMAT/TEXT,OPTIONS, ,HEADINGS,SYMBOLS, ;NOM,TOL,MEAS,DEV,OUTTOL, , 
            LOADPROBE/20X4X20
            TIP/T1A90B-90, SHANKIJK=1, 0, 0, ANGLE=-90
            STATS/ON,DATAPAGE,$
            DIRECTORY=D:\DP\MYGREATESTHITS1,$
            DIRECTORY=,$
            READ=10,WRITE=20,MEMPAGES=64,DIMENSION NAME,CONTROLCALC OFF,$
            STATS/END
CIR1       =AUTO/CIRCLE,SHOWALLPARAMS = YES,SHOWHITS = YES
            THEO/0,0,17.5,0,0,1,11,0
            ACTL/0,0,17.5,0,0,1,11,0
            TARG/0,0,17.5,0,0,1
            THEO_THICKNESS = 0,RECT,OUT,CIRCULAR,LEAST_SQR,ONERROR = NO,$
            AUTO MOVE = NO,DISTANCE = 15,RMEAS = None,None,None,$
            READ POS = NO,FIND HOLE = DISABLED,REMEASURE = NO,$
            NUMHITS = 20,INIT = 0,PERM = 0,SPACER = 4,PITCH = 0,$
            START ANG = 0,END ANG = 360,DEPTH = 0,$
            VOID DETECT = NO,$
            ANGLE VEC = 1,0,0
            MEAS/CIRCLE
            HIT/BASIC,5.5,0,17.5,1,0,0,5.5,0,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,5.231,1.7,17.5,0.9510565,0.309017,0,5.231,1.7,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,4.45,3.233,17.5,0.809017,0.5877853,0,4.45,3.233,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,3.233,4.45,17.5,0.5877853,0.809017,0,3.233,4.45,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,1.7,5.231,17.5,0.309017,0.9510565,0,1.7,5.231,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,0,5.5,17.5,0,1,0,0,5.5,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,-1.7,5.231,17.5,-0.309017,0.9510565,0,-1.7,5.231,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,-3.233,4.45,17.5,-0.5877853,0.809017,0,-3.233,4.45,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,-4.45,3.233,17.5,-0.809017,0.5877853,0,-4.45,3.233,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,-5.231,1.7,17.5,-0.9510565,0.309017,0,-5.231,1.7,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,-5.5,0,17.5,-1,0,0,-5.5,0,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,-5.231,-1.7,17.5,-0.9510565,-0.309017,0,-5.231,-1.7,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,-4.45,-3.233,17.5,-0.809017,-0.5877853,0,-4.45,-3.233,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,-3.233,-4.45,17.5,-0.5877853,-0.809017,0,-3.233,-4.45,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,-1.7,-5.231,17.5,-0.309017,-0.9510565,0,-1.7,-5.231,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,0,-5.5,17.5,0,-1,0,0,-5.5,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,1.7,-5.231,17.5,0.309017,-0.9510565,0,1.7,-5.231,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,3.233,-4.45,17.5,0.5877853,-0.809017,0,3.233,-4.45,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,4.45,-3.233,17.5,0.809017,-0.5877853,0,4.45,-3.233,17.5
            HIT/BASIC,5.231,-1.7,17.5,0.9510565,-0.309017,0,5.231,-1.7,17.5
            ENDMEAS/
V1         =LOOP/START, ID = YES, NUMBER = CIR1.NUMHITS, START = 1, SKIP = ,
               OFFSET: XAXIS = 0, YAXIS = 0, ZAXIS = 0, ANGLE = 0
DIM LOC1= LOCATION OF POINT CIR1.HIT[V1]  UNITS=MM ,$
GRAPH=OFF  TEXT=OFF  MULT=10.00  OUTPUT=BOTH
AX    NOMINAL       +TOL       -TOL       MEAS        DEV     OUTTOL
X       5.231      0.010      0.010      5.231      0.000      0.000 ----#----
Y      -1.700      0.010      0.010     -1.700      0.000      0.000 ----#----
Z      17.500      0.010      0.010     17.500      0.000      0.000 ----#----
END OF DIMENSION LOC1
            LOOP/END

[tking]

You use the location dimension and alittle looping to report out each hits value to datapage.

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Thankyou, sir

TK

[pcmac]

Thanks Mr. Comment - I will try today and let you know how I make out.

[craiger_ny]

Nice solution. I think he might need to see the V1 declaration and the V1 = V1 + 1 after the dimension unless I am missing something.

Craig

[MrComment]

Nice solution. I think he might need to see the V1 declaration and the V1 = V1 + 1 after the dimension unless I am missing something.

Craig

In this case the Loop ID is my declaration for V1 and my step is also +1 for the loop. Basically this replicates code using a seperate variable and a line after the dimension where you would need put V1=V1+1.

[craiger_ny]

I missed the loop ID. I had no idea that the ID increments itself like that for usage as a variable. Cool thanks.

Craig

[tking]

I missed the loop ID. I had no idea that the ID increments itself like that for usage as a variable. Cool thanks.

Craig

Sweet, huh?

TK

[John Kugler]

Sweet, huh?

TK

VERY Sweet!

A big hand for Mr. Comment, ladies and gentlemen!!

[MrComment]

Awe, thanks guys...

It always nice when I can give back to the group every now and then.

Your all welcome.