Tigo issues with Program changing nominal values

Hello everyone,

so, I am new to this company, and they just bought 2 brand-new Tigo CMM's and had an outside programmer create the first sets of programs for the machines. what is happening is when we have a crash do to miss aligned parts and restart the programs the nominal values change and have cussed many more problems. the programs are lock out with Read-only protection, but the nominal values are still changing. I have made backup copies of the programs and when I load those programs the values change as well when I start the program. this looks like it is only happening on one of the Tigo's, any help would be greatly appreciated.

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0 WilliamL 4 months ago

In your program Press F5, and see if there is a checkbox ticked called "Find Nominals". If not, go through that list and see if there's anything you do not want on. Also click the "Warnings" button to the right of the checklist and see if there's any warnings that change nominals
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0 titans CMM 4 months ago in reply to WilliamL

Hi WilliamL, I just look the settings over and "find Nominals" were off and the "Warnings" button was grayed out. we have put this program on both machines now and it is happening on both machines. any suggestions would help I am at a loss here.
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0 titans CMM 4 months ago in reply to WilliamL

Hi WilliamL, I just look the settings over and "find Nominals" were off and the "Warnings" button was grayed out. we have put this program on both machines now and it is happening on both machines. any suggestions would help I am at a loss here.
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0 Matthew D. Hoedeman 4 months ago in reply to titans CMM

are there variables used in any of the alignments? That is bad, m'kay?

is there at least ONE alignment that locks all 6 DOF in the program? if not, that is bad, m'kay?

are you using network files for these, like network probe files or network external alignments? that is bad, m'kay?
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0 titans CMM 4 months ago in reply to Matthew D. Hoedeman

are there variables used in any of the alignments? That is bad, m'kay?

No

is there at least ONE alignment that locks all 6 DOF in the program? if not, that is bad, m'kay?

Yes

are you using network files for these, like network probe files or network external alignments? that is bad, m'kay?

No, everything is local to the machine. the backup programs are stored on a thumb drive and saved on owner network. where I get the backups from say the thumb drive or network the nominal values change when I start to run the program.
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