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Pick master tip when choosing calibrate all tips?

Lake Monster
We have a mistral, ph10T and a global, ph10mq.
When calibrating the mistral I started with the master probe, measure all tips, yes sphere moved.
A0B0 is the first tip in the active tip list, but the machine used A15B-90 as the master.
Any ideas why? or where this is selected?

I want to write auto calibrate programs and had planned on using A0B0 for the master tips.
Does anyone know if certain machines or controllers require specific master tip angles?
  • You want to check the box 'User defined calibration order' and be sure A0B0 has a 1 next to it.
    But master 'tip' is meaningless, you want a master probe! Specially only used for finding the calibration spheres.
  • in reply to R2ah1ze1l
    In an ideal world yes, but not everyone can afford to have a dedicated module/tip just for a Master probe, or in terms of available rack slots anyway.
  • We have a mistral, ph10T and a global, ph10mq.
    When calibrating the mistral I started with the master probe, measure all tips, yes sphere moved.
    A0B0 is the first tip in the active tip list, but the machine used A15B-90 as the master.
    Any ideas why? or where this is selected?

    I want to write auto calibrate programs and had planned on using A0B0 for the master tips.
    Does anyone know if certain machines or controllers require specific master tip angles?

    For auto qual program have one which just does A0B0 (create a parameter set) of master probe saying sphere has moved.

    Then have a second parameter set of all tips but A0B0 and say sphere has not moved.



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