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My oak was replaced and running the same tests on the new oak showed all 4 axis ports working perfectly. I was told after that they didn't find a problem with the oak I shipped to them

I am using G52 for X and Y in an M-Code that turns on and lowers a drill below the height of the main spindle and a different M-Code that resets the G52 and turns off the drill. This works great under normal operation but if the Estop gets pressed it doesn't reset the G52. The plc disables the M-Cod...

Also after running the program and the DRO doesn't return to 0, I can jog it back to .0000 and the dial then reads 0 so it seems like the problem is in what is being commanded, not encoder error.

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I just made videos of the exact same servo drive, motor and encoder plugged into each axis port on the Oak. I set all the axis settings to default before running the test (Max speed, Accel). I set the the rev/in to 1 to be able to easily calculated the error per rotation. I only enabled one axis at ...

I am working on a new install on a Biesse Router. The router has Yaskawa SGDH drives. I got the oak, nuc and yaskawa pre made cables to make a quick install. The X axis (Axis 1) was up and running without a problem. The Y (Axis 2) and Z (Axis 3) are both giving me encoder error count that doesn't go...