436 servo drive shutdown
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436 servo drive shutdown
I have a cnc lathe with linux cnc10 v2.32 and a dc310 servo drive. I reconnected it after several years if in activity and now i get a 436 servo drive fault at power up, it had worked fine last time i used it. The bios battery is also dead and giving wrong date errors but i hope that does not matter. Dc supply is 117 volts, all fibers are plugged it. I did unplug all the fibers and there is no red light on fiber #4 at either end, all other fibers have a led signal. I have tried to create a report but do not have a floppy drive and cannot get the control to see a usb stick.
Re: 436 servo drive shutdown
I would have to look at a working system to be certain, but I am pretty sure you should see light coming from fiber transmitter 4 on the CPU board (the servo drive DATA fiber) any time the CNC10 software is up and running.
If you have a CPU10 board, remember that there are two unused fiber sockets between '3' and '4'. You should have five fibers in 7 sockets. Starting from the back/bottom (nearest the motherboard) they are:
1 TXS
2 CKS
3 RXS
n/c
n/c
4 DATA
5 SYNC
Sockets 4 and 5 are both transmitters from the CPU10 board (gray plastic). Both should be lit once CNC10 has started and the CPU board has been initialized.
If you have a CPU10 board, remember that there are two unused fiber sockets between '3' and '4'. You should have five fibers in 7 sockets. Starting from the back/bottom (nearest the motherboard) they are:
1 TXS
2 CKS
3 RXS
n/c
n/c
4 DATA
5 SYNC
Sockets 4 and 5 are both transmitters from the CPU10 board (gray plastic). Both should be lit once CNC10 has started and the CPU board has been initialized.
Re: 436 servo drive shutdown
I did not have this info when i posted but key is 0625071069 , lathe kit A50283, DF led on dc3io is out
Thanks for the reply. I removed the cpu board from my mill and put it in the lathe, the problem has gone away. So it appears that the cpu10b board is bad.
Thanks for the reply. I removed the cpu board from my mill and put it in the lathe, the problem has gone away. So it appears that the cpu10b board is bad.