Calibrating Multiple Tips

I have calibrated multiple tip angles to work together with the calibration sphere in the same position for all the tips. There is one tip angle (A90B180) that is out .005" in the Y axis from all the other tips. I've tried recalibrating them several times but I still get the same results. Does anyone have a solution for this? Thanks!

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Ncogneto over 1 year ago

Are you using collision detection during calibration?

There is a known issue with this and I'm still waiting on a fix.

If you calibrate a probe saying yes sphere has moved (with multiple tips selected) then you will get incorrect offsets for the second tip calibrated.

If you want to use collision detection, then calibrate Master probe-tip (typically A0B0) first saying Yes sphere has moved (Don't use collision detection here - there's no need anyway).

Then select all your other tips and say No Sphere has not moved - you should now be able to use the collision detection.

link to said know issue please. all of our parameter sets use collision detection and we calibrate probes daily.
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Ncogneto over 1 year ago

Are you using collision detection during calibration?

There is a known issue with this and I'm still waiting on a fix.

If you calibrate a probe saying yes sphere has moved (with multiple tips selected) then you will get incorrect offsets for the second tip calibrated.

If you want to use collision detection, then calibrate Master probe-tip (typically A0B0) first saying Yes sphere has moved (Don't use collision detection here - there's no need anyway).

Then select all your other tips and say No Sphere has not moved - you should now be able to use the collision detection.

link to said know issue please. all of our parameter sets use collision detection and we calibrate probes daily.
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