Add your ideas new or old that you would like to see add or changed in a new PC DMIS RELEASE.
April 2007 Wish list
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I'd like to have HOT KEYS. Key/TOOLBAR BUTTONS That we can program. I know we can build macro's but they are slower than doing things over and over. I use Comments for each dimension that I output. I use control copy and paste but, any time I use copy for any thing else I have to do it again. If we had say 6 HOT KEYS programing would go much faster. At least for me it would.
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Originally posted by Tested View PostI'd like to have HOT KEYS. Key/TOOLBAR BUTTONS That we can program. I know we can build macro's but they are slower than doing things over and over. I use Comments for each dimension that I output. I use control copy and paste but, any time I use copy for any thing else I have to do it again. If we had say 6 HOT KEYS programing would go much faster. At least for me it would.
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Id like to be able to Copy and Paste a PCDMIS program from a text file or the clipboard without having the original open first. Similarly to most other programming languages like VB.
I'll never get it though, cause I wouldnt necessarly need an offline license to write PCDMIS programs any longer.Mr. Comment
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Originally posted by Tested View PostI'd like to have HOT KEYS. Key/TOOLBAR BUTTONS That we can program. I know we can build macro's but they are slower than doing things over and over. I use Comments for each dimension that I output. I use control copy and paste but, any time I use copy for any thing else I have to do it again. If we had say 6 HOT KEYS programing would go much faster. At least for me it would.Attached Filessigpic
"You cant vote 'present' as the President of the United States"
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Originally posted by Goodluck View PostYou can also create toolbar buttons but I haven't played around with that much.
In addition, some other things that might help:- All available shortcut keys are discussed in the "Using Shortcut Keys and Shortcut Menus" section of the help file/manual.
- You can assign new shortcut keys for any menu item that does not already have a shortcut key.
- You can create your own VB scripts and assign shortcut keys to them.
Jared Hess - PC-DMIS Documentation Team Lead @ HMI
[View 2008 Reporting Tutorials Here]
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Originally posted by Boomer View PostYou can aleady do this, I have comments as ALT-R
COMMENT/REPT,############################# ITEM #16
COMMENT/REPT,############################# ITEM #17
of corse I'll add the 16, 17
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Would like to see an option in Auto Features for moving to a target number instead of nominals. In many instances when programming a feature, you fine tune how the cmm measures, either adjusting a depth, starting/ending angle, etc etc and desired feature is not where it is suppose to be. When fine tuning, it would be nice to be able to move to the target numbers instead of the nominals for optimum accuracy.
Would this be possible?
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Originally posted by firehaus View PostWould like to see an option in Auto Features for moving to a target number instead of nominals. In many instances when programming a feature, you fine tune how the cmm measures, either adjusting a depth, starting/ending angle, etc etc and desired feature is not where it is suppose to be. When fine tuning, it would be nice to be able to move to the target numbers instead of the nominals for optimum accuracy.
Would this be possible?
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Originally posted by Tested View PostIf I'm following correctly V4.1 I know you can F9 and adjust any of these. one point at a time. Start and end, even your sample hits.sigpic
Originally posted by AndersII've got one from September 2006 (bug ticket) which has finally been fixed in 2013.
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Originally posted by Matthew D. Hoedeman View PostYou can also use REMEAS, which will then re-measure the feature at the location it JUST measured it at, giving you the best accuracy possible.
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Originally posted by Tested View PostThat has it's limits also. Say a hole is is on a really contured surface in very thin stock, or tight to another feature. What you need before any re-measure is to fine tune the hits.
But, I do disagree about fine-tuning the hits before you do re-meas. The 'perect' answer that you want to get from the CMM will not be different by much between the 'first' measurement and the re-meas, but there will be a difference. As long as the probe does NOT trigger a false hit (or shank-out), the initial 'go-round' will be more than accurate for the re-meas to give those 'prefect' answers you are looking for. When you add in the READ-POS, there should not be ANY other operator involvement required, ever.sigpic
Originally posted by AndersII've got one from September 2006 (bug ticket) which has finally been fixed in 2013.
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