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    Enshu Yuasa AccuMill 1547 with Fanuc 3M

    I keep getting a Z overtravel alarm. While attempting a reference return it will go above zero and trip out on a servo reading before hitting the overtravel limit switch..
    How do you calibrate this axis?


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    Please check the limit switch, its resistance should change as the dog moves its arm past the contact point...


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    Which limit switch? I have a upper a lower and a slowdown on the left side.


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    Well, since the Z axis is probably over travelling going in the up (Z+) direction, I would check all of the limit swithces that it is hitting going up (in direction of the alarm) first.


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