Switch on the machine with the dedicated button and wait for the PC to start.
See the “Use and maintenance” manual for more details.
When the system starts, the homing window is displayed, allowing the user to home the machine axes.
If you have an automatic spindle
“Homing machine”Press F2
and move the axes.
For instructions on how to move the axes, please check the “Use and maintenance” manual.
If not, just move the machine axes.
If the measures color is BLUE, the machine is waiting for the movement. If MAGENTA, the machine is not homed.
When the homing is done the window will disappear automatically.
For drilling tools you need to measure the overall length at center.
1. Move the machine in order to have the top center point of the tool in the FOV.
2. In order to measure in the best way, you need to use the MaxP function.
This special function allows, while rotating the spindle, to generate the biggest prole of the tool.
Switch on the MaxP using the dedicated button on the display axis.
3. Rotate the spindle by 360 degrees.
4. In most cases you can use the automatic measurement but, if needed, you can use a macro for measuring, for example, the
theoretical intersection point of the drill.
If you need so, select the macro number 010 in the SVS Macro list.
If the Macro 010 is not in the list as shown above, click on the big macro area to show the macro search menu, type “010” and
press “Ok”
The SVS Macro list will only show the macro you are looking for.
For the full radius mill tool you need to measure the maximum diameter and the maximum length.
If the tool has a big radius, you will not see both maximum X and maximum Z in the same position.
In order to properly measure the tool you must measure one dimension rst (in this example X) and then the
other dimension (Z), blocking the rst measure and moving the machine to the other position.
1. Move the machine to the tool diameter.
2. Find the maximum diameter using the “Focus bar”.
3. Click on the “X” label on the display axis.
4. In the appearing contextual menu
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“Freeze function”Press
5. You will see that the X axis will become cyan. Now you can move freely and the X value will not change.
Sometimes you need to check if a tool is properly assembled by verifying its off-center.
In order to do this, click the “Dial gauge” button on the main menu.
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In the dial gauge window you can see:
The dial gauge
The dial gauge accuracy menu
The dial gauge measure types. Starting from the left: one point diameter, maximum diameter, one point lenght and
maximum length.
The measurements results
1. Move the machine in order to have the right point to measure in the
FOV.
2. Start rotating the spindle manually. The dial gauge’s indicator will
move and you will see the value of that movement.
3. You can store this value using
“Store the measure”F3
4. Saving the measurements will allow for the minimum, maximum and
range values to be calculated
After the measurement procedure you may want to print the measurements out.
You can choose, instead of storing the measures in the measurements results grid, to print a label with the actual measurements.
In order to do that
Press F6
The system will ask you to conrm and will print a label with this format
You can print all the selected measurements in the results grid on one page, using
Press F10
A window will appear letting you choose the format you want to print
“Label Print”
“Print measures”
In this window you can choose the print format
Full data formatReduced data format
If you choose the “Label format” the system will print the selected measurements with the label format described above.
You can also print all the selected measurements using the label printer by checking the “Use label printer” check.
The SVS Macro allows you to do advanced measures on a tool, for example, measuring the center of a radius or the intersection
between two lines.
In the SVS Macro window you can see:
The macro lters
The complete list of the macros.
Surng through the complete macro list (A), you can nd the measure you need and drang it into the preferred list (C).
The description of the macro will appear staying on the macro for a second.
It is sometimes necessary to edit a macro to ensure it works correctly.
In order to do this, run a macro (in this example the macro “020”) clicking on it and then click on the FOV.
You will see something like this:
Click inside the area you want to change and hold down.
You will see the mouse cursor change and moving it you will see the selected area moving.
You can toogle from the “moving” function and the “resize” function usign the upper left
button.
You can also move or resize the selected area by clicking the dedicated buttons