X axis drive fault.... need help
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Re: X axis drive fault.... need help
Unfortunately our Mach3 technical expert is out for the day, but I personally don't see anything wrong with your configuration. You wouldn't happen to also have CNC11 set up as well? Its possible its an issue with the board itself. Do you know your serial number or key-a number?
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Re: X axis drive fault.... need help
No i don't have cnc11 installed. The number on the mpu11 is 0122100129.
Re: X axis drive fault.... need help
This is a readout when i run the error test in mach3. Don't know if the error about the modbus is correct. The picture got cutt of but it says " unless using modbus, this is incorrect.".
Re: X axis drive fault.... need help
Scott,
The test in Mach does not apply to our system - only to those using step and direction output.
Also, once you get an axis drive fault, you must cycle the Estop in order to clear the fault.
Does the DRO update for the X axis when you move the axis manually?
The test in Mach does not apply to our system - only to those using step and direction output.
Also, once you get an axis drive fault, you must cycle the Estop in order to clear the fault.
Does the DRO update for the X axis when you move the axis manually?
Re: X axis drive fault.... need help
Yes i cycles the reset after the fault happened. I did also check the encoder and it is working.
Re: X axis drive fault.... need help
1. Cycle Estop - don't try to move anything.
2. Does the Estop contactor pull in when you release estop?
3. Do you have motor power at the drive? (~120VDC)
4. What is displayed on the drive LED?
2. Does the Estop contactor pull in when you release estop?
3. Do you have motor power at the drive? (~120VDC)
4. What is displayed on the drive LED?
Re: X axis drive fault.... need help
Contactor does not go in when reset is hit. I checked voltage to the contactor and it is right. My motors need 90volts. So to answer your question, I don't have full power to the drive because the estop won't release. On the diaognestics page when I hit reset enable 1 ,2 ,3 light up breifly then the " x axis drive fault".
Re: X axis drive fault.... need help
Thanks Scott for your help. But i need to put this problem on hold until I can get my computer to start talking to the mph11. Please look at my other thread. Thanks, Scott
Re: X axis drive fault.... need help
Sent the dc310b and mpu11 off today to Ajax. I will post what the problem was once they find out. Thanks, Scott
Re: X axis drive fault.... need help
Well I got my system back from ajax and everything is working great. I guess the mpu 11
Had a lot of problems. I don't know what caused it but hopefully I don't have anymore problems.
I would like to say thanks to the ajax staff for resolving my problem quickly. Thanks from
Precision Machining Centers.
Had a lot of problems. I don't know what caused it but hopefully I don't have anymore problems.
I would like to say thanks to the ajax staff for resolving my problem quickly. Thanks from
Precision Machining Centers.