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    M01 Optional Stop not working

    Hi,

    I have this problem in a Yang Lathe with a Fanuc O control,
    the M01 optional stop is not working.

    It only works if I program it directly after a M00, like this:

    T0100
    G97 S300 M3
    M0
    M1
    M1
    M1
    M8
    M30

    If I remove the M00 the program ignores all the M1 and jumps directly to the M8.


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    Quote Originally Posted by erd39030 View Post
    Hi,

    I have this problem in a Yang Lathe with a Fanuc O control,
    the M01 optional stop is not working.

    It only works if I program it directly after a M00, like this:

    T0100
    G97 S300 M3
    M0
    M1
    M1
    M1
    M8
    M30

    If I remove the M00 the program ignores all the M1 and jumps directly to the M8.
    In the above case the M0 is halting the program. Are you saying that with the M0 programmed, the program then halts again at each and every M1 that follows, and that without the M0 all M1s are ignored when the Optional Stop switch is set to On?

    Regards,

    Bill


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    Look for an optional stop button in the MDI panel. M01 is programmed in the ladder.


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    First off i am assuming the OPTIONAL STOP button is pressed?

    Check to see what the X input address of the button and F154#6 are doing. It looks like your problem is in this area.
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    Thanks for your help

    Thank you guys, for your fast response.

    Yes, the Optional Stop button is pressed (and iluminated too)
    Bill, that's right, the program stops at M00, then I must press Cycle Start at each M01.

    If I remove the M00 then the program ignores all the M01.

    Look at this program:

    M00
    M01
    M01
    M03
    M01
    M01
    M30

    The program halts at M00 and the following two M01, then starts the spindle and ignores the rest M01.


    CNC Data,
    the maintenance manual (B-62545EN/02) says that the signal are F154.6 for M01, and F154.7 for M00, but neither one appears on the ladder.

    When I press the Optional Stop button, then the line S075 iluminates complete.

    The line S076 does not close. The contact M01 (R602.7) closes only if I let the cycle start button pressed by several seconds.

    Is anywhere a parameter or a timer for the cycle start button?

    Thanks for all your help:
    Everardo.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails M01 Optional Stop not working-yang_sml-20_ladder.pdf  


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    which element is not iluminate in line S076 (X8.6; R602.7; X0.5; F149.1)
    What is X0.5


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    The R602.7 and X0.5 are remain off.

    The X0.5 is the Cycle Start button. If I push it for some seconds, then the control recognizes the M01,
    as if the ladder ran trough the S076 line before the signal R602.7 from line S074 had time to arrive.


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    I think the problem is X0.5 , maybe is remain blocked
    check in diagnostig page for x0.5 it should be 0


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    Could be the cycle start button has a problem, but just check if you mistakenly activated the single block button (SBK).


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    Red face

    Well, I am sure that it is not the Single Block.

    And I am not so sure about how to find the diagnostic related to the X0.5.

    I didn't had time today, but tomorrow I am going to dismount the panel and look how it is connected the Cycle Start button. I noticed that the button is not lighting, probably the lamp is burnt out. Could that cause a problem?


    Anyway, thanks everybody for helping me. I will keep you informed.

    I am also working in three other "projects": Trying to resucitate a 1990 Haas VF-1 that freezes with no alarms, an old chucker lathe with damaged dc drives and attempting to use a renishaw probe in a Yang mill with O-MD control.
    Surely I will learn something, someday, somehow, out of this.

    Everardo


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    Quote Originally Posted by erd39030 View Post
    Well, I am sure that it is not the Single Block.

    And I am not so sure about how to find the diagnostic related to the X0.5.

    I didn't had time today, but tomorrow I am going to dismount the panel and look how it is connected the Cycle Start button. I noticed that the button is not lighting, probably the lamp is burnt out. Could that cause a problem?


    Anyway, thanks everybody for helping me. I will keep you informed.

    I am also working in three other "projects": Trying to resucitate a 1990 Haas VF-1 that freezes with no alarms, an old chucker lathe with damaged dc drives and attempting to use a renishaw probe in a Yang mill with O-MD control.
    Surely I will learn something, someday, somehow, out of this.

    Everardo
    Pushing the parameter button twice takes you to the diagnostics screen. Diagnostics will be shown in the upper left of the screen. Look at the diag x0 and it says bit #5. For example X0 = 00100000 in this case bit #5 would contain a ONE.


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    Cool Ohh!

    Mmmm... So X0.5 is related to Diagnostic 0 bit 5 :-)

    Now it makes sense.
    I was completely lost looking at diagnostic 5.

    Does the same applies to all signals (R,G,S,F,X,Y)? Or only to X & Y signals.

    Well, signal X0.5 is set to 1, and changes to 0 while I push the cycle start button. Does it means that the pushbutton is inverted? That it should be a NO instead of NC?

    Thanks so much:
    Everardo


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