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I wonder if anyone has run into this and point me to an answer. After lunch I started a program pulled in a stp file and was doing the alignment when the software froze I could do a few thing but could not pick anything off the stp file. I waited about 5 minute and when it was still frozen. I terminated the software and it closed normally yes I could still use some features. It restarted and re-homed normally.

I then went to do a probe change and my probe id at least 1 inch lower than the rack which of course caused a collision and knocked the XDT shaft of the RDS. Thankfully it did not fall and it reconnected when I went to move it.

I restarted the machine again and I have rotated the probe in both A and B and all looks good however the probe is still an inch lower. I plan on re calibrating my probes and checking a few ring gauges as well as resetting my probe rack.

Has this happened to anyone else?
What caused it?
How do I prevent it from happening again?

As and added conundrum. When the XDT hit the rack it didn't even resister as a collision on the status window.
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Check you home position coordinates.

Extras - Settings - CMM - Machine tab. I had a similar collision years ago, and it changed my home
coordinates. This threw off my Z by a huge amount. I have a larger (1000/1200/600) Contura currently
set to;

X = 5.0000
Y = -5.0000
Z = -5.0000
I recall, when I was working with an old UMPC having a similar issue. Not sure what the root cause was, but we had issues with the probe being off (just a few mm) trying to load/unload in the probe rack. Started with re-defining the holder location, and ended up changing the approach parameters, to get it to work
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