news.aspx HHI Software Solutions, LLC. News Items Copyright (C) hhisoftwaresolutions.com. All rights reserved. www.hhisoftwaresolutions.com RSS Generator http://www.hhisoftwaresolutions.com/news.aspx I++/DME in our opinion is a great specification answering the industries need for a generic TCP/IP interface for CMM's. Tue, 3 Jul 2007 3:00:00 AM GMT http://www.hhisoftwaresolutions.com/news.aspx The Inspection Toolkit Suite provides the tools to make integration of eMPower Quality(c) a snap! The suite contains 3 main modules JobBuilder, InspectIt!, and DMLToolkit. Mon, 9 Jul 2007 12:00:00 AM GMT http://www.hhisoftwaresolutions.com/forum.aspx This forum serves our Inspection Toolkit Suite customers and those with interest in CMM's, SPC, Seimens/UGS eMPower Quality Products, DML, I++ DME and other technologies that will promote ease of use and interoperability between companies, systems, CMM's and other inspection devices. Come Register Now to join in the boost of productivity by learning tips and getting assistance from the "old salts" in the industry. Wed, 12 Sept 2007 12:00:00 PM GMT http://www.hhisoftwaresolutions.com/news.aspx Leveraging interoperability standards such as Dimensional Markup Language(DML) and I++ DME make way for CMM Integrators like Validation Technologies Inc and HHI Software Solutions to integrate CMM's within companies business processes. InspectIt leverages the I++ standard to watch communications between DME Client (eMInspector) and the DME Server. If an error occurs InspectIt will gracefully handle the error and provide the user with a clear and concise message as to what is wrong and how to recover if user interaction is required for example if the air pressure for the CMM has fallen below the required pressure. Further this error handling capability is extensible like most of the capabilities within the Inspection Toolkit Suite allowing the Integrator the flexibility to not only handle the errors, but also inject commands as required to recover the DME Server as needed. For Shopfloor environments this flexibility is not only nice, but required to react to issues that may arise as the DME I++ Specifications matures into a standard. Tue, 8 Jan 2008 12:00:00 PM GMT