Y-Axis stroke limit error on 2024.1 but not 2023.1

Are the probe angles stored locally or on the network? Does 2024 and 2023 share the same probe file location? 

The probe files are stored/pulled from the network. They do share the same location between versions. 

The probe files are stored/pulled from the network. They do share the same location between versions. 

yeah, bad idea.  first, the older version probably won't be able to use the probe file if you "update probe file to the new version" when you use it.  If you don't update it, that might very well be the problem.

second, tips should be stored on the local PC, not on the network.

So maybe the next best idea would be to change the set path to the local hexagon location, then recalibrate the probes? 

Building on what Matthew has said, if you intend to use multiple different versions of the software, typically Pcdmis versions will read backwards but not forward. So calibrate your tips in your older version and have the newer version read/use the same probe files.

There is no intention to use the older software, only the 2024.1. I would think calibrating probes using the newer software would just update all the probe files, regardless of where they're saved. Considering everything works on another CMM with the same setup, I'm doubting it's a calibration issue.

Create a probe folder for each version and you assign the specific path for each version so the probe files are never fubar'd when you need to bounce from version to version for something that worked in 2023 but won't work in 2024 as we all know that undocumented enhancements happen