Desired
point area |
When you position your mouse pointer
over an option in this area, a screen tip about the option appears.
Threaded hole LE
area:
Center
boxes: These boxes display the X, Y, and Z coordinates of
the feature. Vector
boxes: These boxes display the I, J, and K values of the feature's
vector for the measurement. RT
boxes: Type the I, J, and K values of the feature's RT (report
vector) for the evaluation of the point. +Tol
lists: Select the upper tolerances for the X, Y, Z, and RT
dimension axes. -Tol
lists: Select the lower tolerances for the X, Y, Z, and RT
dimension axes. Output
X-axis, Output Y-axis, Output Z-axis, and Output
RT-axis check boxes: To print tolerances to the Edit
window and to reports (when PC-DMIS is set up to store information
in a format to be viewed textually), select the check box
for each tolerance that you want to print. The check box for
each axis that needs to be evaluated, according to the option
you select in the E-Rule list, is
automatically selected (and greyed out). You can change these
check boxes only by selecting a different option in the E-Rule list. Comments
boxes: Type comments in these boxes. The comments appear in
front of the dimensions in reports when PC-DMIS is set up
to store information in a format to be viewed textually. E-Rule
list: Select the E-Rule (evaluation rule), which defines the
axis that is tolerated. To view the description of an option,
position your mouse pointer over the option. The option that
you select becomes part of the ID in the ID
box. T-Rule
box: Use this box to save the current tolerances in a T-Rule
(tolerance rule). This is useful for tolerances that are used
often, such as -0.3 and 0.3. You can also recall the tolerances
for an existing T-Rule and delete a T-Rule.
To save
the current tolerances in the +Tol
and -Tol lists, type a name for
the T-Rule in the T-Rule box, right-click
in the box, and select Save:
Save and Delete options
The new T-Rule
appears in the list.
To recall
the tolerances for an existing T-Rule, select the rule in
the list. To delete
a T-Rule, select the rule that you want to delete, right-click,
and select Delete.
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