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Chapter 5 Advanced Measuring & Output
Tolerancing
Tolerance is the acceptable amount of deviation from the perfect, or nominal,
values of a part. For example, a bi-directional tolerance states how much (+ or -
) the location of a feature may deviate from its nominal location. Use the
tolerancing function to calculate positions, orientations, and bonuses to keep
tolerancing simple and manageable. It is not even necessary to thoroughly un-
derstand tolerancing to succesfully use it with the QC5000.
Tolerance Toolbar
Use the tolerance toolbar to activate any of the 12 tolerance functions sup-
ported by the QC5000.
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To view the tolerance toolbar
Step 1
Select toolbars from the view menu.
- QUADRA-CHEK 1
- User’s Guide 3
- QC5000 User’s Guide 7
- Contents 10
- Quadra-Chek 11
- Chapter 1 15
- Overview 15
- To open the QC5000 19
- Feature Specifications 22
- Locked/unlocked features 24
- To unlock a feature 24
- To lock a feature 24
- Single pane part view 26
- Four pane part view 26
- To use the view rotator 27
- To separate template windows 28
- To nest template windows 30
- To add buttons to a toolbar 43
- Chapter 1 Overview 46
- Chapter 2 47
- Quick Start 47
- Create a reference frame 48
- Measure a distance 54
- Save a part file 55
- Chapter 2 Quick Start 56
- Chapter 3 57
- Using Probes 57
- Cardinal probe compensation 58
- Polar probe compensation 58
- Auto enter 58
- Probe library 58
- Probe compensation 59
- To activate auto enter 61
- Probe Families 62
- & Groups 62
- TouchProbe group 63
- StarProbe group 63
- To create a new probe group 64
- Probe Calibration 66
- Changing Probes 69
- To add probe tips 71
- To delete probe tips 73
- Probe Results Window 74
- • probe diameter 74
- Chapter 3 Using Probes 76
- Chapter 4 77
- General Measuring 77
- Reference Frame 81
- Projection planes 82
- Machine coordinates 82
- Part coordinates 82
- To create a reference frame 83
- Measuring 2D Features 86
- To probe a line (2 points) 87
- To probe an arc (3 points) 88
- To probe a circle (3 points) 89
- To probe a slot (5 points) 90
- To probe a plane (3 points) 91
- Measuring 3D Features 92
- To probe a sphere (5 points) 94
- Constructing Features 95
- Point Constructions 95
- To construct an apex point 96
- To construct an anchor point 98
- To construct bounding points 99
- Line Constructions 109
- Chapter 4 General Measuring 114
- To construct a gage line 126
- Circle Constructions 129
- Plane Constructions 135
- Sphere Constructions 139
- Cylinder Constructions 140
- Cone Constructions 141
- Measuring Relations 142
- Distance Constructions 143
- Angle Constructions 165
- Saving Your Work 166
- To export to a CAD file 168
- To export to SPC software 170
- To export to Microsoft Access 172
- Chapter 5 175
- Measure Magic 177
- To create a new layer 183
- Current Layer 184
- To set a layer as current 184
- Click OK in the dialog box 187
- Displaying Layers 188
- To show a hidden layer 189
- To turn off a layer 191
- To turn on a layer 193
- To assign a color to a layer 195
- Click OK 197
- Alternate Datums 198
- Offset Alignments 200
- Tolerancing 208
- Pass/ Fail Displays 213
- To perform a MMC tolerance 216
- To perform a LMC 219
- Flatness tolerance (planes) 233
- Circular runout tolerance 241
- Angle tolerance 243
- To perform an angle tolerance 243
- Width tolerance 245
- To perform a width tolerance 245
- Chapter 6 247
- Templates 247
- Chapter 6 Templates 248
- Features Template 249
- Adding Data to 251
- • high to low (arrow down) 253
- • low to high (arrow up) 253
- • order entered (no arrow) 253
- Reports Template 254
- Report Headers 259
- Customizing Report Headers 261
- Part number: <?1> 263
- Overlays 264
- Program Template 266
- To open the program template 266
- Template Properties 268
- Template Features Dialog Box 269
- Display tab 269
- Filters tab 274
- To create a filter 275
- To modify a filter 281
- To remove a filter 283
- Misc tab (miscellaneous) 284
- Column Properties 285
- Sample Formula 288
- To modify a formula 293
- To remove a formula 295
- Runs Template 296
- Nesting Template 298
- Creating New Templates 300
- Chapter 7 307
- Programming 307
- The Program Toolbar 308
- Recording a Program 309
- To open a saved program 311
- Running A Program 312
- To record the sample program 313
- • create the primary plane 314
- • create the secondary line 314
- • create the zero point 315
- • Click OK 319
- • click OK 321
- Creating User Messages 322
- Program Toolbar 323
- Expanding the 323
- Super Step 326
- Goto Label 326
- Offset Positions 326
- To add buttons to a toolbar 327
- Conditional Statements 331
- Arithmetic Operators 332
- If-Goto Statement 333
- If-Then Statement 334
- Else Statement 335
- Else-If Statement 336
- Chapter 7 Programming 340
- Chapter 8 341
- Encoder Setup 342
- Troubleshooting 346
- Encoder setup icon is missing 356
- Supervisor Password 362
- • Measure: OK 367
- • Measure: Enter 367
- • Measure: Remove Last 367
- • Measure: Cancel 367
- • View From Probe 367
- To set a button function 368
- Chapter 8 Setup 370
- Encoders 372
- To enter encoder resolution 374
- To set machine zero 375
- • probed 377
- • relations 377
- • constructed 377
- • created 377
- Part view 382
- To enter SLEC data 392
- To test for squareness 401
- To square axes 402
- IndexIndex 403
- See also 406
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