Prove it is the right program before it runs.
At the machine, LoadCheck checks each program against the machine and the part in front of you, then saves a checked copy where it belongs.
Six steps at the machine
- Pick the machine. From the shop's machine list. It remembers the machine picked here last.
- Pick the programs. Up to 50 at a time, or drag them onto the window.
- Check. Every editor safety check for that machine, plus machine fit, header, file name, and file type checks.
- Read the card. GO, CHECK, or STOP, with the header facts, file dates, who saved it, the tools, and any problems.
- Is this your part? Type or scan the part number from the traveler. A mismatch turns the card red and beeps.
- Save. The exact file that was checked goes to the machine's finished folder.
- Part
- TS-1001
- Revision
- B
- Op
- 20
- Program number
- O1001
- Modified
- 10/18/2026 02:05 PM, 2 days ago
- Tools
- T1 0.5 in, T3 0.25 in. Tool order: T1, T3
- Problems
- None
What the card shows
Everything needed to tell if it is the right file, without opening it: part, revision, op, program number, modified and created dates, who saved it, size, units, the tools in load order, and every problem, worst first.
- Program number from the start of the program, never one it calls
- Tool sizes shown in the program's own units
- Problems listed with line numbers and a code
- Where Save will put the file, and what is there now
Questions
Can someone go on past a warning?
Yes, when they have a reason. Going on anyway asks for the reason and logs it, so it is on the record.
Does it work with a barcode scanner?
Yes. Enter on a matched part number moves to the next program waiting, so a whole set can be confirmed in a row.
How fast is it?
A 10,000 line program is checked in about a third of a second on a Core i5 laptop.
Does it need a network?
Only your own shop folder on your file share. It never connects to the internet.
See it on your own programs
Book a demo and we will walk through TrueSpindle with synthetic programs set up like yours.