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Glad to help Jeff, you are such a great encourager!

Go to the menu: Extras - Settings - Environment. Click the Language tab, which is where you can change the Calypso interface language.

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@@victoryprogramming3833 Please can you make a tutorial video? Thanks

Hi Brandon, It is not currently possible to do a pattern within a pattern, but the next best option is to create the 5-hole linear pattern as separate features. Then put those in a group, and right-click on the group to set it to a rotational pattern. Thanks, Steven

I actually do have a 3DConnexion SpaceMouse, which works pretty well once all the settings are in correctly. If you get one, feel free to contact me at learncmm.com and I can show you how to get it set up!

Thank you bro!!

Hi, can you please provide more information about your problem? Is the RDS XXT probe head rotating the wrong direction? What exactly are you trying to do, and what is happening incorrectly?

@@victoryprogramming3833 Sorry, my English is not very good. Yes, that's right, if the RDS XXT is not in the right position. I mean in the wrong angle position and stuck. How can we solve the problem by only using the Joystick. Thank you.

If the RDS head is stuck at the wrong angle and won't move, you have to close Calypso, turn off the controller (M) button and black power button on the side. If you have an older CMM there might be a power switch on the CMM also. Then turn everything back on in reverse order.

Thank you Marcio! I use Bluebeam Revu for ballooning drawings and digital highlighting. store.bluebeam.com/ccrz__HomePage?cclcl=en_US Have a great day, Steven

Thank you Steven

Hello Rushi, this is a preview of the full course, which you can purchase for lifetime access at: learncmm.com/video-tutorials/learn-calypso-by-example This Advanced Program 2 is 90 minutes of video content. Thank you! Steven

Thank you steven for reply.

Calypso is limited in its ability to calculate datum shift from datums with the MMC (MMB) modifier. With the "Symmetry Plane" feature of size, there is no option to use MMB in the position characteristic on datums K and L. Since Datum B plane is the spatial rotation (levelling), it is acceptable to use line features for datums K and L; as well as the fact that the pocket is relatively shallow.

If so, you might reject the good parts.

In a situation like this, where Calypso does not give the option to use MMB, you can use a formula in the tolerance box to calculate the available datum shift and add it to the tolerance in the X and Z directions.

If you put a negative sign on the pitch (gradient/slope), it will reverse the thread direction. However, the easier way to reverse the thread direction is to simply un-check the box next to Rotation direction, which will make it a left-hand thread. I always put a positive number in the gradient/slope box, and in the rare occasion that it is a left-hand thread, un-check the rotation direction - Right.

@@victoryprogramming3833 thank you so much!!

Hi Sahin, You can do that as two separate true position characteristics. Use the bore pattern option or a 3d Best-fit alignment to establish the datum reference frames.

Can you show us how we do that at new video

Hello, yes I can help you online via Zoom. Please go to this link to purchase and reserve an hour of Calypso support: calypso-training.teachable.com/p/live-online-calypso-training

Yes, this is normal, especially if the CMM is a smaller one. You can reduce the measuring speed in the run window and also in the measurement plan editor under travel - speed. The 1st option controls speed between features , and the last option controls the speed between points within a feature.

Go to Resources - Define Printout. In the Default Printout tab, on the bottom where it says "Excel Report", click the open icon. You will be prompted to open one of the Excel templates. Select the "Characteristic" file. Now your program will export an Excel file to your default Result Files folder.

Calypso is limited in its ability to calculate datum shift from datums with the MMC (MMB) modifier. With the "Symmetry Plane" feature of size, there is no option to use MMC in the position characteristic on datums K and L. Since Datum B plane is the spatial rotation (levelling), it is acceptable to use line features for datums K and L; as well as the fact that the pocket is relatively shallow.

Datum K is shown second in the feature control frame, so it will constrain not only the Z origin but also the planar rotation (skew or clocking). Each datum constrains degree(s) of freedom based on its order of precedence from left to right in the feature control frame. The type of geometry that the feature is also dictates what kind of constraint will happen, whether rotation, translation or both.