Alignments
Traditional Alignments
A traditional alignment is an alignment where the programmer creates each individual step of the alignment. This may be necessary for cases where canned alignments do not cover the required use case or the programmer has some special needs. The ...
Canned Alignments
Canned Alignments are pre-packaged routines that, in one program step, prompt the operator through a sequence of feature measurements which are then used to create a complete, determinant alignment. Canned alignments are generally meant for parts ...
Reference Frame Management
CMM-Manager offers many tools for managing alignments / reference frames. Tools are available for saving, recalling, listing, deleting, importing, and exporting reference frames. Saving Reference Frames Click Alignment | Save. The Save Ref Frame ...
Free Position Alignment
A Free Position Alignment is used in a part program to create rough origin point from which your program can create a determinant reference frame using DCC commands without any further operator input. A Free Position Alignment can be created online ...
RPS Alignment example
An RPS Alignment is used to apply constraints to features in one or more axes. When applied properly six degrees of freedom are constrained / locked in a similar fashion to a 3-2-1 alignment with the added benefit of applying offsets to each feature ...