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.crc error and hole table

sanjeevkar1

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hi all


yesterday someone asked me about .crc error and hole table. ok let me put it in points.


1. .crc error: how these errors occurs, where will you search for this kind of errorandhow will you rectify.


2. hole table: suppose a costomer gives me his own hole table. how will i use that table instead of default hole table?


3. in GD&T why datums planes are always named A,B,C........... why not S,W,G,A.........?





looking forward to these answers





thanks in advance
 
sanjeevkar1 said:
hi all


yesterday someone asked me about .crc error and hole table. ok let me put it in points.


1. .crc error: how these errors occurs, where will you search for this kind of errorandhow will you rectify.


2. hole table: suppose a costomer gives me his own hole table. how will i use that table instead of default hole table?


3. in GD&T why datums planes are always named A,B,C........... why not S,W,G,A.........?





looking forward to these answers





thanks in advance


1. [url]http://www.mcadcentral.com/proe/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=34 369&KW=%2Ecrc[/url]


[url]http://www.mcadcentral.com/proe/forum/search.asp?KW=.crc&amp ;SM=1&SI=PT&FM=0&OB=1 [/url]


2. I had something similar to this before in the forum, I'll see if I can find it


3. ISO standards are that you begin naming and labelling (whether it is detail views, section view or geom tols) at A and work your way up. That's what happens when you are tied to the English language (
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). There is nothing to stop you naming items in a different manner, but it will be confusing to others who will be used to the standard naming conventions


Kev
 
thanks kev but 1st point is still not clear to me. the guy asked me how and why they are creatred and howthey can be removed.


and for 3d pointi gave exactly same answer but it seems he was not satisfied.
 
Sanjeevkar1,
Circular references are just what they sound like. Part A references something in part B that references something in assembly C which references something in part A. The references are in a circle and Pro/E has a hard time resolving them as they go around the circle.

Kev
 
you can put the hole table file in with your other hole tables pre-loaded with ProE, then when you place a hole feature that hole table will be available in the drop down list.


Should be somewhere like this C:\PTC\proeWildfire3.0\text\hole
 
To understand circular references...


Open an Excel sheet..


In cell..


A1> input "A"; A2>input "=B2+2


B1>input "B"; B2>input "=A2"


Read the error message that Excel displays and if necessary read the help.
 

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