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Can anyone explain an easy way to retrieve calibration data for all stylus sytems that shows at the least the Sigma Values and calibration date and time? We do not use a calibration program so would need to get it someway other than printout after running a cal program. Im sure that there is probably a .txt document somewhere with the data, or maybe an easy way to pull all data up simultaneously. As of now only thing I know to do is go to stylus system management and take a snip of each stylus systems quality data.
Thank you for the help!
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You do need a measurement plan for this, which (IMO) is the only way to go.

Use a Result Element with formula.
getProbe("0.0°_0.0°_1.0_L","1.0_L_Stylus").stdProbeDev/25.4

The first portion of the formula (0.0°_0.0°_1.0_L) is the stylus. The second is the stylus system (1.0_L_Stylus)

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Thank you for your reply. When i tried this I received an error stating Function: getprobe not defined. Think I done something wrong, or is it due to having to have PCM to do this? I do not have PCM.
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I use the compact printout, which will have date & time.

Resources - Name for output files - for this Measurement Plan. Add you program name in the red area.
The first time you run the program, this code will generate a folder containing the compact report.
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OK thank you very much for your help. I believe that may work for me. Id really like to see the date and time for each individual stylus system though. Weve had problems with all stylus systems not being calibrated/ some being skipped or forgotten.
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I use the default report, export pdf to server. I have mine name the file by stylus system, and time stamp. It allows you to have continuous record of calibration results. No need to make a characteristic
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