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The Meaning of Probe Calibration in XY


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By definition is calibration in XY really the difference between the true center of the ring gauge and the center of the probing points when running a calibration macro? That difference is then stored in the system variables, and our macros use those values to compensate their probing point positions?

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48 minutes ago, Leon82 said:

Yes.

It's taking actual stylus diameter and lag time between the probe strike and the triggering of the skip signal.

For the lag time is it #3001 time information variable that is being utilized? In what variables are the actual differences stored in, both for the lag time and the positional differences?

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1 hour ago, cncappsjames said:

It's not really lag "time", it's lag distance. #502 and #503 for X and Y non vector calibration respectively and #510-#518 for probe radius trigger points on vector calibration. 

So if a ring gauge location is X100. Y100. in the MCS, and the probe calibration results in X100.05 Y100.05, the macro stores .05 in both #502 and #503?

That's it - that's the calibration?

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Every machine here  has their own individual program based on the machine position of our gage fixture which is mounted on pallet a.

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O7001(PROBE TOTAL CALIBRATION)
(K:NCSYS\ENSHU GE480H\PROBE\AUTO-CAL193.NC)
 
(THIS WILL USE THE AUTO-CALIBRATION FIXTURE)
(FIXTURE OFFSET -- G54)
(XOYO CENTERLINE -- Z TOP OF RING GAGE)

M00(SET TOOL LENGTH WITH A TAPE MEASURE)
(THIS PROGRAM MUST BE RUN ON PALLET A)
 
#5221=0
#5222=0
#5223=#921
#5224=0
G00 G17 G20 G40 G49 G80 G90 G94
M06 T04 (4" LONG PROBE)
G10L52
N6202R00000001
G11
M19

G54 X3.1003 Y-31.5124 <<<<<<<<<<<< each machines actual center point
G43 H04 Z13.
G65 P9810 Z11.3 F20.
G65 P9801 Z10.8425 T04
G65 P9810 Z13. F200.
G65 P9810 X.00116 Y-30.63373
G65 P9810 Z10.7
G65 P9802 D1.
G65 P9804 D1.
G65 P9810 Z13. F200.
M30
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