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3.16 Configuring a Measuring Program
In order for the desired measurements to be carried out in the individual measuring programs, you must
first set the input data, selection ranges and parameters. The setting options vary depending on the indi-
vidual measuring program. In principle, the measurement configuration process can be split into six
steps:
- Rename measuring program (optional)
- Specify measuring task (optional, depending on measuring program)
- Select input data
- Select 3D points (optional): Selection of up to four ranges within which the measurement is to be
carried out.
- Set the parameters for the measuring program (optional, depending on measuring program)
- Select the measured values to be used further.
3.16.1 Renaming a Measuring Program
When using multiple measuring programs, it is often helpful to rename them in order to get a clear as-
signment later when selecting measured values. In order to rename a measuring program, proceed as
follows:
In the configuration section of the measuring program, click on the edit symbol, which is located to
the right of the current name of the program. An input field for editing the name then appears.
Enter the desired name and confirm with Enter.
Fig. 3.38: Renaming a measuring program
Hinweis: If you enter an empty name, the standard name for the measuring program will be used auto-
matically.
3.16.2 Specifying a Measuring Task
Some measuring programs require a more precise specification of the measuring task. You can do this in
the sections of the individual measurement packages provided for this purpose (see Fig. 3.39). The pro-
cedure for specifying the measuring task will be explained in the following using the example of the “An-
gle difference” program.
Fig. 3.39: Measuring task for the “Angle” program
The “Angle” measuring program is used to determine the angle between two geometric objects. You can
choose whether the angle between two planes or between a plane and a straight line should be deter-
mined.
Note: The available input data (see Chap. 3.16.3 ) may differ for the individual measuring tasks depending
on the measuring program.