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    So I have been wanting to qualify a disk probe but I haven't been able to do so because apparently I need to edit some fields on the Measure Probe window, but they happen to be grayed out! I don't know why this happens or how can I enable all those fields.
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  • #2
    What probe do you have?
    AndersI
    SW support - Hexagon Metrology Nordic AB

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    • Hirxm
      Hirxm commented
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      It's a 2x55mm probe, using SM25-2 but it happens with every probe.

  • #3
    I don't think the SM25 will let you do neither manual nor disk calibration - it's a scanning head and uses only scans during calibration.
    AndersI
    SW support - Hexagon Metrology Nordic AB

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    • Hirxm
      Hirxm commented
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      Interesting, so what would I need instead SM25?

    • AndersI
      AndersI commented
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      A touch probe - TP20, TP200, Tesa (I guess those have a Hexagon name now, but I'm not that much into hardware), for example. But why use a disk? There are lots of threads in this forum about disks, and most of them ends in "don't use them"...

    • Hirxm
      Hirxm commented
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      We run a program on a part that requires to measure through scanning a not so easily accesible circle. The disk works just fine in this case so that's why I need to qualify it.

  • #4
    As anders said the SP25 qualifies by scanning around and (crucially) over the sphere - which you can't do with a disc. There's an adapter called a TM25 which allows you to use TP20 modules on an SP25.

    I disagree with the second part however. I measure a lot of seal grooves etc, and I couldn't do it without the disc probe. I get excellent results with them, but you do have to be careful during calibration.

    Applications Engineer
    Hexagon UK

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    • AndersI
      AndersI commented
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      As I said, I'm not that much into hardware, almost exclusively offline, so I only repeat what others say to me when it comes to actual measuring :-)

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