I mean, how do I get the dimension out of hole number 1 and keep the measured data from hole number 2? I was wondering, if it would be smarter for me to make the items in a sub-program, so that when the customer make changes, I'll only have to make my changes in the sub-program, instead of having them changed I all 4 programs. In the bottom, they have a cylinder, then a cone and finish of with the inside of a torus ( or donut).
The geometries are holes that looks like tulips. Other geometries are on 2 but not on the last 2 versions. I have 4 versions of a part, and some of the geometry are on all 4 versions, but not at the same place. I have never worked with sub-programming before, at least not with PC-DMIS. There is a first time for everything, I'm told.
#PC DMIS 2018 MANUAL MOD#
I've been selecting the measured value to be encoded via "drag and drop" from the program code in summary mode over to the report editor.Ĭurrent Expresion: =DATAFIELD("114337"), DIM_MEASURED, 0)Īttempted mod (FAILS): =*DATAFIELD("114337"), DIM_MEASURED, 0)* with font downloaded from prior link in use.Īnyone got an easier way to do this? I feel like there should be. It stops behaving like an "expression" and more like "text". The formula drawing it from the routine fails and the barcode becomes a mile long. This causes the PCDMIS report editor to have issues with drawing anything from my program. The font itself works but requires an asterisk (*) before and after the encoded text. My current attempt at this involves a free bar code software from here: This involves the elimination of typos via bar codes when moving data to our SPC software.
I'm currently working on automating and error-proofing our production tooling inspection process.
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