The Sheffield MeasureMax Classic programming environment is the core of the MeasureMax Clasic application suite.  Utilizing powerful Microsoft Visual Basic, MeasureMax Classic is user friendly for beginners, but extremely powerful for advanced users.

Wizards to Guide You

To get you started in MeasureMax Classic programming, full featured wizards guide you through each step of a measurement task, asking for user input and selection at each step.  At the end of the process, you can check the results to ensure it's what you wanted before you commit the code to the program.

 

Familiar ANSI part drawing symbols lead the operator in a logical, step-by-step process through a complete inspection sequence, automatically programming the inspection at the same time.  Part features are displayed as they are being measured or programmed to permit easy verification of job progress.

Scanning Simplicity

If you have a Sheffield CMM equipped with an optional scanning package, the good news is that you don't have to learn much else in order to scan.  Simply choose the "analog scan" option from the drop down box on any inspection wizard that supports scanning.

Full Editing Flexibility

MeasureMax Classic is extremely powerful for advanced users, featuring full control over the sequential program text.  Utilizing features of visual basic such as variables, logic and forms, you can create highly customized programs for your exact needs. Some examples of advanced programming that can be incorporated into part programs include:

• Looping subroutines
• If/then/else logic
• Branching logic
• Exporting of data to .csv or .txt files
• Customized forms for user input
• Part setup verification – does a part exist in the fixture
• Complex fixture and part alignments