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    Default Problem arose with UC300eth

    I was cutting a job yesterday. It had finished when the machine lost power. This morning when I turned it all on i have this problem. It tells me that "the reset logic of the software is active. Remove the reset condition ...... etc."
    I cannot reset it. When I push the reset button the same error box pops up. All the limit switches seem to be operating correctly. This is what I have:

    UCCNC v 1.2111 (I had 1.204 until this happened so I installed latest version to see if it would cure it)
    UC300eth-5lpt
    Using port 2
    C10 BOB

    In the diagnostic screen it shows pins 8 and 9 as red. Those pins are connected to Axis C. C is slaved to Y and I have a limit switch on Y- and C- so that they can sync. I have had this setup for years.

    What I have tried.

    1. I made a new profile using port 3. Same problem - now the red 8 and 9 show up on port 3
    2. Disconnected the BOB from the UC - made no difference - still have the errors. (this tells me that it is not wiring ?????)

    I'm going to try to upload some pictures


    Any ideas??
    Thanks

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    Default Re: Problem arose with UC300eth

    Red LED's are outputs, and are probably not the problem. It looks like your Y and C axis limit switches are tripped, which is why you can't reset the machine. Try the limit override button and jog off the limit switches.

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    Default Re: Problem arose with UC300eth

    Quote Originally Posted by ger21 View Post
    Red LED's are outputs, and are probably not the problem. It looks like your Y and C axis limit switches are tripped, which is why you can't reset the machine. Try the limit override button and jog off the limit switches.
    They aren't tripped. The Y and C ar PNP (normally open) rather than normally closed like the rest. The carriage is in the middle of the bed. I can physically trip each limit / homing sensor and see the change on the diagnostic screen. Limit override button has no effect and I cannot move any axis including home.

    How would I go about narrowing the problem down as to is it the UC300, the BOB or the software.

    By the way, I get the error even if I have the UC300 disconnected from the BOB.

    The real problem is that without being able to cancel the error I cannot make ANY changes to the configuration.

    Thanks

    PS. is this forum the only source for help with the UCCNC products?



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    Default Re: Problem arose with UC300eth

    CNC drive has their own user forum, or you can email them directly for support.

    forum.cncdrive.com • Index page

    I'm pretty sure that you have a setting causing UCCNC to think it's in reset, but I don't know what it would be.

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    Default Re: Problem arose with UC300eth

    Thanks Gerry,
    Will head over there tomorrow.
    By the way, still loving your screenset. Been using it since 2010 version.



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