Thanks for the suggestions and they would make good next steps. Unfortunately I can't do a deeper dive at this time.
But, fixed it ! Actually, it was never broken.
I had tried this previously but the OUT OF RANGE for high current threw me.
So, high current must be cal'ed directly into the DMM current range, no B1A diagram nonsense.
Then, the low current is cal'ed with the 1.1k resistor. The data entry must be in AMPS. If you enter 17.655 (the DMM mA display) you will get the OUT OF RANGE. It must be entered as .017655
Once cal'ed, this is a nice little supply. My friend bought it for the low current measure capability for small radio and other work. I tried to convince him not to rely on the power supply but now this looks pretty good.