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I did that and then plugged everything back in and started Calypso. And I got this error message "No connection made with CMM". 3295_4fb98426f756c55bae32908d0559814e.docx
Then after I ended Calypso in the task manager and restarted Calypso, I got this other error message "Interface Open Connect Error" .3295_054930f6f3c323462d16f5658c9b7bb3.docx
No, sir.

A machine tab is the connection of the software (Calypso) to the controller of the CMM. In Calypso go to Extras - Settings - CMM.
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You are going to make a copy of this, so it's important to setup it up exactly like you have it now. The CMM Type, measuring volume, Probe head, if it has a Rotary Table.
Another thing to check: If your machine connects to the controller via a network switch, check if that device is still working (should have some lights on it, some probably flashing to show data activity). If the switch dies, you can't connect to the controller anymore.
A switch looks like this (probably not that big):
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Another thing is to ping the controller i.p.
open a command page.
windows icon lower left,
search box
type "cmd" no quotes
hit enter
type ping 192.4.1.200
You should get a response back. whether or not then type "exit" no quotes.
This should at least tell you if the computer sees the controller
The first time you build a new machine tab it will create a MasterProbe for you.

Caution, you need to correct your reference sphere to match what is actually on your machine.

You should have a book that has information on your machine. On one of the first pages is the calibration of your reference sphere, you need to correct the radius, and sigma value to match what the calibration says.
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