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    FANUC 10T SO27 Z DGTL SERVO ERROR

    how to solve the S027 dgtl servo error on a mori seiki SL-25 i had this error after resetting the nc parameter ?????


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    I assume that the Mori is using FS-10T with Digital servo interface.

    The alarm is very likely SV 027 Z DGTL.

    If you have reset the parameters then you should also have had SV 027 for the X-axis. I don't understand why the X-axis is ok but not the Z-axis.

    All I can think of is some finger trouble when you re-entered the parameters by hand. If you have the parameter list, I suggest that you re-check the Z parameters thoroughly starting from 1800 to 1899.
    You should especially check the following parameters:
    1806
    1865
    1866
    1869
    1879
    1891


    Better still if you have a parameter backup on your PC. Just read in the parameters via the RS-232 port after the option parameters were set in the IPL screen.


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    I ll try it right now , hope this will solve the problem. thanks for help


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