Hello all
Last night we had a crash in our CMM resulting in the probe breaking and us having to replace it.
We mounted the new probe (tp-200) and started calibrating our tips (we have probe changer).
But whenever we run our autocalibration program, instead of starting in A0B0-angle, it starts in A0B5. (which makes no sense since there isnt even any a0b5 angle to start with).
I go into the calibration dialog, and see it has automatically added A0B5, so i remove it and run the program again. Then it adds the A0B5 angle in the beginning of the program again. (the calibration dialog opens for 1 second and then closes when the starting the program).
Anyone have any idea what might be causing this?
edit: after localizing the calibrationsphere with a manual point (in the A0B5-angle) it starts the calibrationprogram as usual, and procceeds to calibrate a0b5 and then it overgoes to a0b0 and it goes as normal)
sorry for bad english
Last night we had a crash in our CMM resulting in the probe breaking and us having to replace it.
We mounted the new probe (tp-200) and started calibrating our tips (we have probe changer).
But whenever we run our autocalibration program, instead of starting in A0B0-angle, it starts in A0B5. (which makes no sense since there isnt even any a0b5 angle to start with).
I go into the calibration dialog, and see it has automatically added A0B5, so i remove it and run the program again. Then it adds the A0B5 angle in the beginning of the program again. (the calibration dialog opens for 1 second and then closes when the starting the program).
Anyone have any idea what might be causing this?
edit: after localizing the calibrationsphere with a manual point (in the A0B5-angle) it starts the calibrationprogram as usual, and procceeds to calibrate a0b5 and then it overgoes to a0b0 and it goes as normal)
sorry for bad english
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