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Probe specification
| RSP2 V2 | RSP3-# | SFP1 |
|---|---|---|---|
Used for | High-speed 5-axis 2D scanning * with single point taking. | 3-axis traditional CMM scanning and single point taking. | Surface finish measurement. |
Stylus range | M2 but restricted ** | M3 | SFS-# |
Cranked styli | No. | Yes when used with SH25-#A. NOTE: Please see the SP25M user's guide (Renishaw part number H-1000-5104) for information on crank carrying capability. | Yes (SFS-2). |
Crash protection | XY and –Z via break off of either module or stylus holder, +Z via integral bump-stop design. | XY and –Z via break off of either module or stylus holder, +Z via integral bump-stop design. | XY and –Z via break off of either module or stylus holder, +Z via integral bump-stop design. |
Calibration | Uses a 45 mm diameter sphere supplied with REVO. | Uses a 45 mm diameter sphere supplied with REVO. | Uses SFA supplied as part of SFP1 kit. |
* All scans should be configured to allow an angle no greater than 45 degrees between the measured surface and the axis of the RSP2 V2 probe.
** For more detail refer to UCCserver.
NOTES: For optimum metrology, it is essential that all probe and stylus holder changes are carried out automatically through the appropriate change ports.
Avoid touching the joint faces, as they will become contaminated. It is vital that the joint surfaces are protected and stay clean. Replace covers when not in use.
NOTE:
MCU5 - The E-STOP on the manual control unit (MCU) removes all CMM motor power to the system.
MCU W - The MCU W is functionally identical to the MCU5 except for the additional STOP button on the membrane keypad. When this button is pressed, the CMM and motorised head is brought rapidly to a halt but the servos are kept running. This button is only functional when the controller is in automatic mode, i.e. running a DCC program.
The yellow STOP button removes power from the CMM axes, stops motion of motorised heads and locks the heads in their current position.
The E-STOP switch is hardwired to the UCC controller. When this switch is operated, all power to both the CMM axes and motorised head is removed.