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I think you should make sure the motor parameters are set correctly. Then start reading all the items on the page in the manual that explains the exact fault you are getting. It will list all the reasons that fault can occur. But, if you are happy with the motors performance, then maybe it's time to...

Chapter 14 of the manual lists a lot of causes for over volt and over current faults during deceleration. Have you reviewed them? 05-05 is a base motor parameter. It tells the VFD how much current the motor draws when unloaded. It should be set by auto tuning. Or manually by running the motor with n...

I did exactly this in my M6 macro. I'm not near the machine right now to get it. If you search my name you should be able to find a report.zip file with it in there though. The only catch was that if you cancel/stop during a tool change, then you get left with the y limit wrong. But running a succes...

Any updates on this?

Hanks. Thats kind of what I thought, and that's what the g code said, but didnt make sense to me in the picture.

Is this warning wrong? The picture shows rapid above clearance.

Also, how come there are no intercon menus for pexk drilling cycles like g73? I rarely use intercon and today had a play.

I found a picture from when I made my cable and a photo of my cable. Don't laugh at my wiring, I made it in a hurry one night! The heatshrink contains resistors required to bias the RS-485 driver. Some cables need them and some have them built in. For example older FTDI drivers (very commonly used) ...

They often have duplicate signals to allow daisy chaining or fitting a terminating resistor. You should only need to connect up one of each signal. I will try to remember to find my cable tonight and send wiring.

Look in the C2000 manual, it has a picture. You only need to co next + and -. Its not a bad idea to also connect gnd but 5v is not required.

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Note that some of those rs-485 cables require resistors to be wired between 5v/gnd and the a/b signals. Check the manual for the adapter you get.