Hi , I have another screen problem on a different machine.
After a short power cut the machine came back on with the screen like this , any ideas what’s wrong ? Thanks
Another screen problem
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Re: Another screen problem
If you wait a minute or two, to allow the control time to boot up and start the CNC7 or CNC10 software, do the usual LEDs in the jog panel light up? If so, then the computer is running, but the picture connection to the screen has been interrupted. That would usually be a problem with the LCD ribbon cable or "descrambler" board.
If none of the LEDs in the jog panel light up, then the computer is not booting. That would typically be a motherboard or CPU issue.
If none of the LEDs in the jog panel light up, then the computer is not booting. That would typically be a motherboard or CPU issue.
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Re: Another screen problem
Hi thanks for reply, yes the in jog panel lights . .. have noticed there are a series of beeps on start up .. more than it normally did .. not sure if that means anything ? Is it difficult to check the ribbon and descrambler board ?
Re: Another screen problem
Once the jog panel LEDs light up, if you press and release emergency stop, then choose Slow and Continuous jog mode, are you able to jog the axes? That would confirm that all is working except the LCD signal.
The descrambler is on the back of the left edge of the LCD panel. You might be able to reach it by removing the cap screws from left, top, and bottom of the console front; then loosening the three right-edge screws a couple turns each; then "hinging" the front panel out an inch or two. Alternately, you can disconnect everything from the PC assembly from the back; then remove the front panel entirely.
The descrambler is on the back of the left edge of the LCD panel. You might be able to reach it by removing the cap screws from left, top, and bottom of the console front; then loosening the three right-edge screws a couple turns each; then "hinging" the front panel out an inch or two. Alternately, you can disconnect everything from the PC assembly from the back; then remove the front panel entirely.
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Re: Another screen problem
Hi, after following your information I can confirm that the LEDs light and it jogs and moves fine . If I now do as you suggest and investigate the descrambler, is it something I can repair or replace ?
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Re: Another screen problem
Depending on which motherboard is present, if it is an LCD problem, then you are also likely to have the option of a VGA connection.
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Re: Another screen problem
I tried connecting a monitor to the cable in picture but nothing showed on monitor…should have worked?
Re: Another screen problem
What model motherboard does your console have?
See http://www.cncsnw.com/Motherboards.htm
That ribbon cable should work with Aaeon PCM-6890B and PCM-6893, and probably with Aaeon PCM-8152 and PCM-LN02 as well, provided it is properly plugged in to the correct header.
See http://www.cncsnw.com/Motherboards.htm
That ribbon cable should work with Aaeon PCM-6890B and PCM-6893, and probably with Aaeon PCM-8152 and PCM-LN02 as well, provided it is properly plugged in to the correct header.
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Re: Another screen problem
Did you make sure the the BIOS was set up for both LCD & CRT?
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Re: Another screen problem
I will check this out cncsnw …
I’ve never been in Bios on this machine cncjeff1
I’ve never been in Bios on this machine cncjeff1