Power down the control. Hold the P and CAN buttons while starting the control. When it gets to the main screen release the P and CAN. This will temporarily ignore the soft limits so you can home it.
I have a 2005(ish) Sharp SV2412 that has been sitting idle for 2-3 years (I'm new at this company). I'm trying to get the machine back up to a point where it's useable. I've already done all the obvious stuff (oil/coolant flush). I'm at the point where I'm trying to figure out how to home the machine.
When I start the machine up, and switch to zero return mode, I get an "overtravel Z" error and the Z axis position from the machine position menu is +1.9812. I can see that it hasnt tripped the limit switch for home yet - so how do I get it to travel back to the home position? Is there a battery I need to replace for the encoders since the machine has been idle for a number of years?
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Power down the control. Hold the P and CAN buttons while starting the control. When it gets to the main screen release the P and CAN. This will temporarily ignore the soft limits so you can home it.
Hello everyone, this is a little different issue.
When running the program normally and when the machine z axis go to tool changer position for the next tool change the machine stays hanging at M6 line and it won’t execute the tool change. I have currently 5 tool changes in this program and it does it randomly and sometimes won’t do it.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Hello everyone, this is a little different issue.
When running the program normally and when the machine z axis go to tool changer position for the next tool change the machine stays hanging at M6 line and it won’t execute the tool change. I have currently 5 tool changes in this program and it does it randomly and sometimes won’t do it.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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