The probe writes G54. The program runs in G54.1 P3 because the fixture is the third on a tombstone. The probe number is right and the part is wrong. The operator insists the probe ran.
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A probe that writes G54 does not fill G54.1 P3. Point the probe cycle at the offset the program uses, or copy the result into P3 on purpose. A right number in G54 and a program in P3 is two different zeros.
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Label the fixture with the offset it owns. Tombstones collect this mistake.
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Before the cycle, the active offset on the screen must be the one you probed. Look at the active one, not at the fact that a probe cycle finished.
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