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 Appendix A: Working in Offline Mode |
2009-02-13 |
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177.16 KB |
| Introduction
The off-line version of PC-DMIS is designed to allow the user to
prepare and debug part programs without using a CMM. The ability to
program off-line has become increasingly important over the last
several years. Users of CMM's .. |
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| Appendix B: Translating a Part Program into PC-DMIS |
2009-02-13 |
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96.87 KB |
| Introduction
PC-DMIS will allow a user to take part programs that were created in
DOS or Avail and translate them to run in PC-DMIS for Windows. The
original part program must have been created using Avail or PC-DMIS
(DOS) version 3.2 or hig.. |
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| Appendix C: Modifying Registry Entries |
2009-02-13 |
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208.88 KB |
| Introduction
PC-DMIS stores all user definable settings inside the Windows
registry. In versions prior to version 3.5, PC-DMIS stored these settings
inside an ini file called Pcdlrn.ini. The entries in the registry are read
each time PC-DMIS.. |
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| Appendix D: Using a Wrist Device |
2009-02-13 |
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195.22 KB |
| Notes for Renishaw PHS with Leitz Interface
When you are using the kinematics mount for the Renishaw wrist, you
need to modify the "RenishawKinematicMount=1" registry entry
in the [Option] section of the PC-DMIS Settings Editor. PC-DMIS
will.. |
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| Appendix E: Calibrating Less Common Probes |
2009-02-13 |
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81.29 KB |
| Introduction
This appendix describes how to calibrate less common probe types.
Many customers of PC-DMIS use touch-trigger probes, and the
instructions on calibrating those probe types are already covered in the
"Measure" topic of the "Defin.. |
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| Appendix F: Working in Operator Mode |
2009-02-13 |
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160.92 KB |
| Introduction
The Operator Mode limits the options that will be available when
operating PC-DMIS. Once the restrictions are in place, the operator can
only open and execute the part program.
To start PC-DMIS in Operator Mode:
From the Start .. |
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| Appendix G: Measuring Auto Features with the NC-100 Video Probe |
2009-02-13 |
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445.48 KB |
| Introduction
This appendix deals specifically with using the NC-100 Video probe to measure
Auto Features. For information on setting up the NC-100 Video probe, see "NC-100
Setup" in the "Setting Your Preferences" chapter.
The Insert | Featur.. |
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| Appendix H: Directly Interfacing with a CAD File |
2009-02-13 |
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372.87 KB |
| Introduction
Quickly and accurately measuring your part programs requires the best
tools. PC-DMIS Version 3.0 gave you better tools than you ever had
before. Now, PC-DMIS Version 3.5 or higher offers an even more
powerful enhancement unmatch.. |
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| Appendix I: Using the Road Map |
2009-02-13 |
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293.63 KB |
| Introduction
With version 3.5 and above, PC-DMIS offers an improved menu structure different
from older versions. For users familiar with the old user interface, or for anyone who
wants to quickly find a menu item or dialog box, this appendix.. |
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| Appendix J: Using Shortcut Keys and Shortcut Menus |
2009-02-13 |
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241.73 KB |
| Introduction
This appendix covers shortcuts to many of the menu options, dialog
boxes, and commands used in PC-DMIS. Using shortcuts will speed up
your programming time and increase productivity and efficiency.
The main topics covered in thi.. |
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| Common Driver Interface Developer’s Manual |
2009-02-13 |
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57.73 KB |
| Introduction
The « Common Driver Interface » (CDI) has been developed to facilitate the common
configuration tasks for printers and printer drivers.
It is currently available with the following products :
Amyuni
PDF Converter / .. |
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| Distribs Installation |
2009-02-13 |
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51 |
6.52 KB |
| Installation
Before installing or using this product, please make sure you carefully read the copyright
notice and agree on all its terms.
Installation Procedure
No specific installation steps are needed to use this software neither on the d.. |
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 PC-DMIS™ 3.5 Reference Manual |
2009-02-13 |
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130 |
746.06 KB |
| "NEW FILE"
The NEW File, as described in chapter 3, is a CAD file with level changes where
only certain features are displayed. See "OLD File".
"OLD FILE"
An OLD file, as described in chapter 3, is the original CAD file before any level
cha.. |
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| ANWENDERHANDBUCH TutoRun |
2009-02-13 |
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283 |
1731.8 KB |
| Die Installation von TutoRun besteht aus vier Hauptschritten, die im folgenden kurz beschrieben werden.
1. Installationsvorbereitung
Prüfen, ob der Computer die Mindestanforderung für Hardware und System erfüllt.
2. Ausführen der Installa.. |
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| WUTR00ENGA USER’S MANUAL |
2009-02-13 |
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1718.8 KB |
| The TutoRun installation procedure consists of four main phases. A brief description of them is given below.
1. Preparing for installation
Check that the computer satisfies the specified minimum hardware and system requirements.
2. Executing .. |
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| WUTR00ESPA MANUAL DEL USUARIO |
2009-02-13 |
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220 |
1723.69 KB |
| La instalación de TutoRun tiene cuatro fases principales. A continuación, se presentas dichas fase brevemente.
1. Preparación de la instalación
Controlar que el ordenador cumpla los requisitos hardware y de sistema mínimos necesarios.
2... |
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| WUTR00FRAA MANUEL D’UTILISATION |
2009-02-13 |
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1747.62 KB |
| Avant d’installer TutoRun
Avant d’installer TutoRun, assurez-vous que l’ordinateur satisfait aux conditions requises minimum. Contrôlez notamment que la carte réseau et les protocoles réseau requis ont été présélectionnés.
Vér.. |
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| WUTR00ITAA MANUALE UTENTE |
2009-02-13 |
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174 |
1743.98 KB |
| L’installazione di TutoRun consiste di quattro fasi principali. Di seguito esse sono brevemente presentate.
1. Preparazione dell'installazione
Controllare che il computer soddisfi i requisiti hardware e di sistema minimi richiesti.
2. Esecuz.. |
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| Chapter Eighteen: Creating and Using Alignments |
2009-02-10 |
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399.06 KB |
| Introduction
Once a tip has been activated and features measured, a coordinate system (or
alignment) can be created. PC-DMIS provides you with a variety of tools for
creating and managing coordinate systems. To access the tools that allow you.. |
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| Chapter Fourteen: Creating Auto Features |
2009-02-10 |
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53 |
935.93 KB |
| Introduction
PC-DMIS allows you to access the Direct Computer Control (DCC) functions if an
automatic CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) is being used. These functions allow
you to create any type of DCC feature by using the Auto Feature dial.. |
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| Chapter Sixteen:Constructing New Features from Existing Features |
2009-02-10 |
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675.94 KB |
| Introduction
The Constructed submenu is used when probing on a required element is not
possible (for example, the intersection point of two edges). The items from this menu
allow you to create features (points, lines, circles, etc.) from exis.. |
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| Chapter Nineteen: Dimensioning Features |
2009-02-10 |
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601.35 KB |
| Introduction
Once a feature(s) has been measured or constructed, the inspection report can be
generated. The first step in preparing a report is to calculate dimensions according to
specific requirements. Dimensions can be calculated immediat.. |
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| Chapter Seven: Editing the CAD Display |
2009-02-10 |
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57 |
582.68 KB |
| Introduction
PC-DMIS lets you edit the display of the CAD in the Graphics Display window.
The main topics in this chapter describe how to edit the CAD display. These include:
• Setting Up the Screen View
• Switching Between Curve.. |
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| Chapter Eight: Editing a Part Program |
2009-02-10 |
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305.54 KB |
| Introduction
PC-DMIS's main purposes are to allow you to create, edit, and execute
part programs with ease. This chapter discusses using the Edit menu
(with other menu options) to edit your part programs. While the Edit
menu works with the c.. |
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| Chapter Nine: Using the Edit window |
2009-02-10 |
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356.7 KB |
| Introduction
One of the principal tools for editing a part program is the Edit
window. The Edit window allows the part programmer to perform
editing operations such as cut, copy, and paste as well as add and
execute measurement commands, per.. |
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| Chapter Twenty-six: Using Expressions and Variables |
2009-02-10 |
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65 |
388.33 KB |
| Introduction
An expression is a user
defined condition used with
PC-DMIS's flow control
commands. Using flow
control statements you can
then test these conditions in
your part program and if the
condition is met or not, you
can determin.. |
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| Chapter Twenty-seven: Adding External Elements |
2009-02-10 |
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74 |
217.65 KB |
| Introduction
This chapter discusses various external elements you can insert into your part
programs. These include external applications, BASIC scripts, part programs, and
other objects that will further enhance your part program's capabilit.. |
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| Chapter Five: Using Advanced File Options |
2009-02-10 |
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85 |
548.3 KB |
| Introduction
PC-DMIS provides you with many options to manipulate part programs and manage
your essential files. As with most Windows based programs, you can perform basic
file management using standard Windows dialog boxes; these include cre.. |
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| Chapter Four: Using Basic File Options |
2009-02-10 |
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86 |
245.13 KB |
| Introduction
PC-DMIS provides you with many options to manipulate part programs and manage
your essential files. As with most Windows based programs, you can perform basic
file management using standard Windows dialog boxes; these include cre.. |
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| Chapter Twenty-two: Branching by Using Flow Control |
2009-02-10 |
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328.41 KB |
| Introduction
Suppose you have a part with many features, but you just want to measure a few
features over and over to get a comprehensive statistical set of data for those
features. Suppose you want to jump to a particular part in your part p.. |
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