Romer Annual Certification/Calibration

[Matthew D. Hoedeman]

WHY IS IT that YOUR techs rename all the damn probes when you do the annual calibration/certification? You have any idea how much of a pain in the ass that makes it for people trying to use existing programs?

[Wes Cisco]

You should change the name of all the probes in your programs to what they use. After all, you only run your programs all year around, whilst they have to perform the annual calibration/certification once per year.

[JEFMAN]

I would see different solutions on why they do it :

• they don't know how creating a new probe (or they think it's too long)
• their calibrations program don't allow choosing an existant probe
• they don't imagine the consequences of the change... or they don't mind about it...

[Matthew D. Hoedeman]

I would see different solutions on why they do it :

• they don't know how creating a new probe (or they think it's too long)
• their calibrations program don't allow choosing an existant probe
• they don't imagine the consequences of the change... or they don't mind about it...

FIVE annual calibrations/certifications (or 6, Id' have to dig out the records) and they have changed them 3 times.

[Scott Staral @ WAFCO]

Asked the same question here every year since 2013.

[Peter Fuller]

Your best option would be to contact the service manager who handles the calibrations if you have a question regarding the service.

[Peter Fuller]

I had a few minutes today to ask the service manager for this department about this and I was informed that this is part of the calibration process that new probes are created for the calibration and they use a generic file name structure for ease of use and as software other than PC-DMIS isn't strict in regards to active probes. The service manager asks that if you would like for them to maintain the probe naming convention you're using then please ask the coordinator who takes your order to make a note on the service order and they will take care of it for you.