MetCal Illegal Statement

[calVOID]

Having an issue where I'm trying to improve syntax in Met/Cal procedures to make instrument naming conventions consistent across the board in our lab.  When I change the name of an instrument in the header and then change all references to it to match I'm getting this error code whenever I try to publish the procedure:

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E1702: FSC JMPT: LINE XX: Illegal Statement.
This is with every single line that I've changed.  For reference this is an example of what I've changed:

Original:

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INSTRUMENT:            Fluke 21-2: (1 year) CAL VER /5100,5220..

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3.002  JMPT         3.008          Fluke 21-2: (1 year) CAL VER /5100,5220..

Revised:

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INSTRUMENT:            Fluke 21 II: (1 year) CAL VER /5100,5220..

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3.002  JMPT         3.008          Fluke 21 II: (1 year) CAL VER /5100,5220..

Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong here?

[RFCAL]

You are messing with Fluke and they don't like it.

[calVOID]

Literally illegal, SWAT is on it's way.

[PurelyNonsense]

I had a problem like that once when I screwed up the name of the instrument. If the name is slightly off, such as an extra space or missing space, it won't work. Check spelling. Also, which version of Met/CAL are you using?

[PurelyNonsense]

Just a tip also, try posting this same question on Fluke's community site, https://community.flukecal.com/home. I've gone there and asked lots of questions and had them answered pretty quickly. Fluke has software engineers answering questions there all the time too. Try your luck there if you are still having trouble.

[calVOID]

I'm using version 8.  I'm fairly certain it isn't the name since I copied and pasted it and made sure there weren't any extra spaces behind or following.  Besides, when you compile the line MetCal automatically formats it.

[USMC kalibrater]

I think your error may be somewhere else in the procedure.  Can you copy and paste the entire section? 

[USMC kalibrater]

or atleast the JMPT destination and any other relevant parts

[CalibratorJ]

Could it be that it is treating the - like a mathematical operation? Try removing the "-" and seeing if it works.....

I know, sounds silly, but, well, you know metcal.....

[calVOID]

Here's the resistance section as an example.  The error is on every line with a JMPT FSC and the error is the same in every section of the procedure.  It isn't the "-" because that was in the original procedure.  Plus, I believe that anything that is in the Instrument line is devoid of any math functionality, it just functions the same way as calling a....function or subroutine during a conditional statement in visual basic albeit with different syntax.

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2.019  HEAD         {RESISTANCE TESTS}
  2.020  DISP         Select the Ohms Function.
  2.021  HEAD         RESISTANCE TESTS: {320 Ohm Range}
  2.022  DISP         Short the UUT Volt Ohm Diode and COM terminals together.
  2.023  ACC          0.0Z           TOL
  2.024  MEMI         Enter UUT reading in ohms:
  2.025  MEME
  2.026  MEMC   320   Z              +0.2U
  3.001  DISP         Remove the short.
  3.002  JMPT         3.008          Fluke 21 II: (1 year) CAL VER /5100,5220..
  3.003  JMPT         3.008          Fluke 23 II: (1 year) CAL VER /5100,5220..
  3.004  JMPT         3.010          Fluke 70 II: (1 year) CAL VER /5100,5220..
  3.005  JMPT         3.012          Fluke 73 II: (1 year) CAL VER /5100,5220..
  3.006  PIC          51_7x-2V
  3.007  JMP          3.013
  3.008  PIC          51_2x-2V
  3.009  JMP          3.013
  3.010  PIC          51_70-2V
  3.011  JMP          3.013
  3.012  PIC          51_73-2V
  3.013  RESF         100.0Z                                            S  2W
  3.014  ASK+         N                    U
  3.015  MATH         MEM = M[1]