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(Native American Technologies Measuring System)
is a weld cross-section measurement software system used for
measuring a variety of typical weld cross-sections.
NAMeS™ software allows quick and accurate
measurement of engineering dimensions. This software also gives
rapid accurate descriptions of weld dimensions and allows the
user to:
- Quickly characterize weld cross-sections
with a completely mouse driven interface.
- Easily add or remove samples from the
list of welds to characterize.
- Save and load information on characterized
welds.
- Zoom in on key features for more accuracy
when measuring.
- Display chosen weld dimensions while
characterizing the weld.
- Use a video capture board and camera
to capture images of specimens directly into NAMeS for
characterization.
- Perform image manipulations such as
rotation and mirroring.
- Quickly alter model options such as
line color and point shape to provide maximum contrast
with the actual weld image.
- The new GenDimms™ template can
be used to measure almost anything. Simply place the scaling
feature on a scale in the picture, and then add lines,
wedges and splines to measure lengths, angles, area and
perimeters.
- NAMeS™ can print out simple weld
reports showing the weld picture, any comments, and a
list of the selected dimensions (out of specification
dimensions appear in red).
- Eliminate film costs by capturing images
digitally and storing images on your hard drive or on
CD.
- NAMeS™ runs on Windows 95/98 computers
that meet these requirements.
Frame NAMeS™ is a custom program addition
that helps organize welds for measuring and reporting. Each
"frame" corresponds to a part or assembly to be inspected.
Frame NAMeS™ includes the following enhancements:
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Each weld on the frame
can be given a customized part name and description.
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The following data can
be used to identify the "frame": assembly model number,
date/time manufactured, date/time inspected, production
line, and technician ID. All production reports contain
this information.
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Each frame can be customized
with a view of the part from the customer's drawings.
This view will show which parts have been measured,
and can show the parts general location on the assembly.
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Set upper and lower
specifications for dimensions on each weld.
- Instant notification of out-of-specification
welds. (It is no longer be required to go to Excel™
to determine if a weld is within the programmed specifications.)
- Production reports and SPC reports are
avaliable in an Excel™ spreadsheet.
- All measured weld dimensions not within
the defined spec limits are highlighted in the production
report.
- Comments entered in NAMeS™ transfer
to the production report.
- Frame NAMeS™ includes a database
used to store the production information and weld measurement
data. This database can be queried and searched for particular
production items and reports are generated from the data.
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Windows 95, Windows 98,
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