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Why does the NFPA reactivity code always print as “3-strong shock…”?

April 26, 2017code NFPA print reactivity

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Why does the NFPA reactivity code always print as “3-strong shock…”?

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I have CAMEO for Windows 1.0 and when I print a chemical database record, the NFPA reactivity code always prints as “3-strong shock or heat may detonate” even if it is not code 3 in the database.