Answer: A jump in checksums does not necessarily indicate a problem with data or the probe. However, if your probe becomes less consistent - i.e. you start seeing frequent jumps in checksums, it may be time to have your proble checked. The SD of checksums that you report indicates that there is no problem now.
Does a jump in checksums indicate a problem with my probe? Our probe has shown consistent checksums in the range of -35 to -40 for the A-axis with a standard deviation of less than 2.0 for more than two years. Recently we have noticed a jump in the checks
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