Question about calibration & master probe.

Morning, All.
I'm sure this question has been answered a million times on here, but I couldn't find specifics of my situation during a search. At out shop, we have 2 Global 5.5.5 CMMs that use the Hexagon/Tesa touch trigger probe system. With that said, I'll tell you how we calibrate the probes here. Both CMMs have a sub-plate. We screw the calibration sphere in the same location every time we calibrate. We will write a simple calibration program for all part numbers, so if me or the QE isn't here, they can screw in the calibration sphere, and open the program to calibrate. We use parameter sets for each part number, so we don't have to calibrate all tips. For every tip we use, we always say "No" when PCD asks if the calibration sphere has moved. Can we loose accuracy by doing this? My QE says that since we never move the actual location on the subplate, it shouldn't matter.

Also, we use one of our commonly used tips (1mm X 27.5mm A0B0) for the master probe, but we never use it to find the sphere (as its always placed in the same place on the subplate.

Here is the code for our typical calibration program:



Thanks!!!