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    Fanuc error 998 ROM Parity Error ???

    Just bought a used 1990 Leadwell LTC-20CP lathe with a Fanuc OT control. Just powered up & get error 998 ROM PARITY ERROR, ROM NO 0E1, 0665-13

    What is this & how to fix it ?, the manual lists the error but no remark on what to do.

    Thanks

    ps. I don't know squat about the electronics side of cnc machines


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    Cool rom chip

    The rom chip contains the codes that the computer runs..if it is bad it needs to be replaced...the first thing you should check is your 5 Volts power supply..
    It needs to be at least 5.2 Volts..if it is too low you can get all kinds of bad messages like the one you have..hope this helps
    Andy


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    Hi Andy thanks for the reply. I am lacking experiance with the electronics side of cnc machines. How do I check the 5v power supply ?, is this the back up battery ?


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    ok a bit more info on this machine.

    main board A20B-2000-0170/02A
    MEMORY BOARD A16B-1212-021 with a small square & then a rectangle ?? could be a A16B-1212-0210 ???
    series OTF
    software version 0665-13

    I found a couple pics on the net of the boards I think, can't get to machine right now cause it's about 100km away & snow storm coming through. Friend out there did go & have a look at it & gave me #'s off the boards.

    I read on one thread that it's possible the ROM chip(s) or board could be loose ? this machine has travelled a fair distance from original owner to machine tool sales company then to our location.

    The back up batteries were replaced with no luck, 3 D size batteries.

    Valmet58, Andy mentioned the 5 volt power supply. Would someone please explain what he means by this & how to check it.

    Also is the ROM chips located on the memory board & if so how do I know which one it is ? The alarm states ROM No. 01E or O1E how do I know which one it is ?

    Any help on this would be great
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    PMC EPROM CHIP : 0E1 、 0E2


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    Thanks ker2008 for the reply. Now is that on the memory board, main board, else where ? & how do I find it ?


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    FANUC 0 SERIES PMC EPROM CONVERT TOOL

    the 0E1 0E2 is 27C256(PMC-L) , memory board .

    QQ??--????


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    ED209: Try ,erase memory and then reload all PMC and NC parameters, also Macro programms(9000 and 8000). Make a back-up before erasing memory.


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    Thanks for the replies. Can't back up the parameters because you can't get past the alarm screen it comes up as soon as control powers up. I sent an email to the previous owner & hope they have a back up of the parameters. I do have hard copies in the electrical manual of the parameters but not sure if it's all there or how up to date they are. This machine was upgraded to a larger chuck 12" & thru spindle bore.

    Parameter list in electrical manual
    1 - 759
    900 - 919
    1000 - 2059
    8100 - 826
    D300 - D491

    Macro progs ? I have a hard copy of O9001 to O9004 but no idea what they are for. See attached files.

    So how do I erase the memory and reload it then ?
    I found something about clearing memory on the Intelligent search technology and Information management solutions| Memex site please see attached file. Is this what you mean by erasing the memory ?.

    Thanks
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    sorry wrong link to memex, try this Manuals


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    Yes, Power up the machine pressing "Reset + Delete". This will erase all the parameters and programs. It is useless to do this if you don't have a back up copy. You must have a copy of parameters (NC + PC) on some paper, not in the manual. Parameters are very specific to the machine. You can contact MTB as they normally keep a copy with them. You should also have special parameters (900 ~940).


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    ok thanks humak16. We are going to check for loose boards or chips first. Then will try dumping the memory & reload parameters. I emailed the previous owner & they do not have back up copies of the parameters but he did say they lost them once & they used the ones from the electrical manual. There are penciled in changes in the parameter so I'm guessing they should be good.


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