Is there a way to create a to create a code for chooseing just the probe positions you need. When the computers are set to operator mode and they choose the calibrate icon it does this for you. Does anyone know how to do this outside of creating a tool definition for every program?
Probe Marked Used ???
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I think you may need to write a tip cal program that uses the appropriate tips. You could make that tip cal a marked set in each program. Each one would qualify the tips that your tip cal marked set called out.
I think it is called a parameter set.Last edited by craiger_ny; 08-14-2007, 05:05 PM.<internet bumper sticker goes here>
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Originally posted by craiger_ny View PostI think you may need to write a tip cal program that uses the appropriate tips. You could make that tip cal a marked set in each program. Each one would qualify the tips that your tip cal marked set called out.Robert Horne
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First create a calibration set in the probe utility window (selecting only the tips you wish to qualify/calibrate
Then go to the end of your program > autocalibrate > then toggle through or f9 it to get what you want
Then open the marked set window> double click >name it calibrate> clear all marked > mark only the auto calibrate
cntrl-s
execute marked set
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Originally posted by spazus_maximus View PostFirst create a calibration set in the probe utility window (selecting only the tips you wish to qualify/calibrate
Then go to the end of your program > autocalibrate > then toggle through or f9 it to get what you want
Then open the marked set window> double click >name it calibrate> clear all marked > mark only the auto calibrate
cntrl-s
execute marked set
This is the only option I get. Im useing 4.1Robert Horne
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1. Open probe utility window
2. Select all the tips you will want to qualify
3. Click Measure
4. Go down to parameter sets & type in a name for this set > save
5. Exit the utility window
6. Go to end of program & insert autocalibrate command > f9 > select parameter set
7. Create Marked Set!
You should be good to go. Also you may want to create one parameter set with just AOBO and check the qual tool has moved box. Then leave this unchecked for the full parameter set
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Except for the fact that it is a star probe, this might help.Last edited by JamesMannes; 10-23-2007, 10:14 AM.sigpic
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Originally posted by spazus_maximus View Post1. Open probe utility window
2. Select all the tips you will want to qualify
3. Click Measure
4. Go down to parameter sets & type in a name for this set > save
5. Exit the utility window
6. Go to end of program & insert autocalibrate command > f9 > select parameter set
7. Create Marked Set!
You should be good to go. Also you may want to create one parameter set with just AOBO and check the qual tool has moved box. Then leave this unchecked for the full parameter setRobert Horne
Va.
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