Flexible Connectivity
Revware's MicroScribe Utility Software™ (MUS) natively connects your MicroScribe portable CMM to a wide variety of third-party products. MUS provides the pipeline for 2D and 3D data to be sent from your MicroScribe arm to host applications that do not contain native support for MicroScribe arms.
MUS is a stand-alone utility which runs alongside other Microsoft Windows programs. A variety of data output formats can be configured inside of MUS. If your application supports command line or dialog entry of 3D coordinates, this utility can be easily made to work with your application.
Supported Apps
Revware's MicroScribe Utility Software™ (MUS) natively connects your MicroScribe portable CMM to a wide variety of third-party products. MUS enables 2D and 3D data to be sent from your MicroScribe arm to host applications that do not contain native support for MicroScribe arms.
MUS is a stand-alone utility which runs alongside other Microsoft Windows programs. A variety of data output formats can be configured inside of MUS. If your application supports command line or dialog entry of 3D coordinates, this utility can be easily made to work with your application.
Integrated CADpad™ Technology
With this latest release, MUS 7 includes Revware’s powerful CADpad™ functionality. Collect data more quickly and efficiently with CADpad’s integrated Grid and Mouse features. Digitize without ever having to go back to your keyboard or mouse.
By using the SPAT template provided with MUS 7, you can perform a simple test on your MicroScribe arm.
Free with coupon code MUS4FREE
Accuracy is Critical
The Single Point Articulation Test, or SPAT, is a ten-point repeatability test used in combination with MUS to help determine the accuracy of your MicroScribe arm. SPAT testing can help show whether your device demonstrates data repeatability (results can vary based on the technique of the user).
Our SPAT is based on the ASME B89.4.22 Methods for Performance Evaluation of Articulated Arm Coordinate Measuring Machines. The SPAT is applied in the assessment of MicroScribe digitizers at various stages of manufacture and repair.