The M2 Quick Start Guide
■ Use the feature detail screens to make changes to tolerance and
feature data for a selected program step. Use the edit buttons in the
bottom toolbar to make changes to data export and print steps,
remeasure features, and append recorded steps.
■ If desired, save the program file using the “Save” button from the M2
System Menu .
“Appending Program Steps” Example
The M2 software supports appending, or “recording-in”, program steps
and can be accomplished using the following procedure:
■ Select the program edit view.
■ Select the program step where you would like your newly created
program operations to be added. These newly added program
operations will be inserted after the selected program step.
■ Press the “Record Into” button from the bottom toolbar.
■ A blue “Edit Pin” will be positioned between the currently selected
program step and the following step, indicating the current “record into”
position.
Note: When editing a program that has already been “played back”,
the context generation will occur automatically, filling in context
dependent program steps automatically from the previously acquired
program data. For programs that have not yet been “played back” the
software will prompt the operator to manually measure all context
dependent features prior to completing the context generation.
■ Once the “record into” edit command has been initiated, the operator
may measure or construct new features or insert data output or print
command steps according to the standard software procedures for
these functions.
■ These newly added program steps will be added to the current
program edit list.
■ To save the newly added program steps to the currently loaded part
program, press the “save” button found in the M2 System Menu.
“Adding a User Message” Example
The M2 software supports adding and editing custom “user messages”
for program playback, and can be accomplished using the following
procedure:
-Note: “User messages” are added and edited in program edit mode.
Part program edit mode can only be accessed after the play program
button has been pressed.
■ Select the program edit view.
■ Select the program step where you would like the user message
displayed in program playback. The message will be displayed after
this selected step.
■ Press the “User Message” edit command found in the bottom
toolbar.
■ The “user message” window will appear. Enter the desired user
message text into the space provided.
■ Press the “Done” button to complete the user message. The user
message will be displayed as part of the program playback sequence.
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