Good evening,
A customer of mine had the Micro ATX power supply on the "All in one Unit" go out, witch was giving them a fiber optics com fault. I help them install a new power supply, and the machine started up fine but has one problem with Y axis.
You can jog Y negative fine, but positive gives a 411 Full power without motion fault.
1. Encoder is reading fine at the controller.
2. Exchanged X motor with Y motor and the motor is fine.
3. Checked power output to Y motor at the all in one unit when attempting jog positive and had about 57VDC Max.
Any thoughts on this would be helpful.
The cable from the all in one to the motor is the only thing I can think of checking next. The machine has been running fine for the past 4 months.
411 "Full power without motion"
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Re: 411 "Full power without motion"
If it runs under control in one direction, then the cables are probably fine.
Usually this is either a problem in the limit switch circuit (i.e. the limit switch is open, and is not defeated with the DIP switch) or it is a blown FET on the servo drive output (requiring factory repair).
Check the alt-i PLC Diagnostic display: are INP3 and INP4 (the third and fourth dots on the top line) both Green? If one is Red, you have an open limit switch circuit. Even if you do not have a full set of limit switches installed, the inputs need to be closed.
Usually this is either a problem in the limit switch circuit (i.e. the limit switch is open, and is not defeated with the DIP switch) or it is a blown FET on the servo drive output (requiring factory repair).
Check the alt-i PLC Diagnostic display: are INP3 and INP4 (the third and fourth dots on the top line) both Green? If one is Red, you have an open limit switch circuit. Even if you do not have a full set of limit switches installed, the inputs need to be closed.
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Re: 411 "Full power without motion"
I checked the limit switch yesterday, over riding with the dip.
What would be the address to ship too, and approximate cost for repair?
What would be the address to ship too, and approximate cost for repair?
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Re: 411 "Full power without motion"
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