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Common Causes

• Tool type configured in tool table does not match probe cycle requirements (must be drill, mill, or compatible geometry)
• Tool offset or tool number reference missing or incorrectly assigned in active workpiece program
• Probe calibration cycle initiated with probe tool selected instead of measurement tool
• Tool table entry contains invalid or unsupported tool type designation for CYCLE971/CYCLE972/CYCLE982 execution

Troubleshooting Steps

1. 1Verify tool type in tool management/tool table for the active tool number; confirm it is compatible with the selected measurement cycle (CYCLE971, CYCLE972, or CYCLE982)
2. 2Check workpiece program syntax for tool selection (T command) and tool offset activation (D command) immediately preceding cycle call; correct any mismatched tool references
3. 3Confirm correct tool is physically loaded in spindle and matches tool table entry; manually index spindle if needed
4. 4Review cycle parameters and enable conditions; ensure probe tool is not active during tool measurement operations—use dedicated measurement tool or probe tool only for probe calibration
5. 5Clear alarm, correct tool table or program, and restart cycle; monitor alarm recurrence to isolate whether issue is table-based or program-based