Ctrl + C (Copy) This is the biggest time-saving shortcut, especially for large CMM programs. It works for copying features,...

What's the difference? The clearance distance is how far the probe will clear a feature before and after measuring. It is applied in the...

A few years ago, a new tool was added to Calypso, called Caliper Distance. This characteristic makes it easier to measure min/max...

When you are setting up your base alignment, creating constructions, or defining characteristics, you can quickly select features that...

Watch this video below to learn how to add setup instructions to your CMM program. Your instructions can be any type of file, including a...

When you are manually probing points on a part, press the F3 button on the controller to undo the last point you probed. This works when...

Here are some suggested naming conventions for stylus systems in Calypso. Whatever method you choose, document your own company’s pattern...

These are some recommended naming conventions for Calypso. Whatever method you choose, document your own company’s pattern that you will...

Reduce unused clutter in the Calypso software menus. Less is better.

Use an Excel-based checklist to free your mind of all the details that you need to remember when making great CMM programs.

Use a program template in Calypso to save time with common settings. Simply create a new, blank program, adjust the settings that you...

“Measured Points” are backup files of all the actual probing points and scan data from previous part runs. When you save Measured Points,...

When you can’t see features that are hidden inside a cavity, groove, or underneath surfaces, follow these steps to get in there!