#Pc dmis tutorial how to#
#Pc dmis tutorial software#

Just like CAD programs, once you know one, you know em all. I self taught PCDMIS and Calypso before ever using GOM (actually ATOS Professional, but same thing).

#Pc dmis tutorial how to#

The only training I got was the 2 day introductory thing that we got when the dude came to install the scanner which is to say, not really training since it was mostly 'here's how to turn on the scanner', 'here's how to calibrate'. Once you know what data you need to extract from digital points, it's just a matter of finding the button or function that makes the thing you want. The real training needs to be understanding GD&T. Yeah it is designed for the surface comparisons, but technically you can use single points just like a cmm. I plan to get my ASQ Quality Technician cert soon, but to really excel in my position I feel like I will also need a lot more training on the software/machine side of things as well. I want to move out of this position and learn more about inspection. However, majority of my in-house training has been to become a proficient operator/technician. Through my company I went through a GDT course and have had in-house training on Plate inspection, Blue light, and CMM. This is why I'm trying to collect all the information I can. This is just my fundamental opinion and I am probably wrong because I don't know what I am talking about.ДЄs you seem to be knowledgeable with GOM, what kind of training have you had with GOM? Recommendations? Our lead man on GOM is phenomenal but my company seems to me to be reluctant to train new guys to the level of the top CMM/Bluelight inspectors. This is where you have to learn work-arounds and be more creative (vectors, trig, datum creation, etc). However, its not great at inspecting complex individual features.

#Pc dmis tutorial software#

The way I understood the software was that it is really designed to be a surface comparison software (what I mean is making colormaps, ie its really good at inspecting GDT call-outs). However, my experience with it is limited to scanning rather than inspection side. This is because the software seems less buggy than PC-DMIS. I never thought of using GOM that way or thought of it under-developed.