Probe tripped during non-probe move

I fairly recently upgraded to v2.8.2 and I use Gmoccapy with a tool length sensor which uses the probe pin to measure tool length.

I've recently noticed that the probe pin now appears to be monitored at all times, so if my mill vibrates a bit too much, it stops the machine with the "Probe tripped during non-probe move" message - in fact this evening it even triggered it during the too length measuring process. This seems to be happening a lot, making it difficult to machine anything. I assume that this is a feature of the newer release as this never used to happen on the older version.

Is there some way to disable this monitoring of the probe pin? I'm sure it's valuable when using a probe, but for tool length measurement I only want the machine to pay attention to it when measuring a tool.

I know why it's tripping - it's due to the vibration/movement of the mill when it starts off, as the tool length measurement device (actually a re-purposed probe) is mounted on the table.

I suspect that the contacts may need cleaning in the probe, as it's been reliable for several years on the previous LinuxCNC release, so if the previous releases also checked for the probe being tripped, it may just be a coincidence that this started following the recent software upgrade.

I think I've resolved the issue now - I had another probe available which takes a deal more force to trigger, so I made up a mount for that and tested it with a positive outcome.

No unwanted probe trips yesterday and it triggers repeatably to within 0.01mm.

Tommy,
you mentioned there are ways to disable the probe and only have it on during probing moves.

I have one of these: link

and ive noticed a similar condition as explained above.  when I do manual movements on the machine (just facing parts off and what not) and there is excessive chatter or the feeds/speeds are not perfect. I get the same error message.

Is there a way to switch off the probe pin until its only running a probe macro? 
 

haha, i am not following you at all. the probe is wired into my 7i96 I dont have any kind of intermediate switch that turns the probe on or off.

Any luck finding it?