Help X over travel alarm R

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DobermanDave

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• Jul 16, 2011

• #1

On my 2004 mini mill I was putting an .003 in the offset tool #4 on the length wear offset. I see an rs232 pop up & now I get the X over travel on all programs. All x offsets in the work zero page are in the - range. But when I looked 1 offset X was 4.502 so I changed it to a -4.502.

Still get the same alarm, not in program as I tried old prgs in the control.

 

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DobermanDave

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• Jul 16, 2011

• #2

I do have a backup from 05-18-2011 of the priam & Setting, would it help to restore them? If so I forgot how to do that.

 

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SeymourDumore

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• Jul 16, 2011

• #3

Dave

Check the G92 field in the workoffsets!
Perhaps somehow you've mistyped something and changed it!
On a Haas that sticks!

 

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DobermanDave

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• Jul 16, 2011

• #4

SeymourDumore said:

Dave

Check the G92 field in the workoffsets!
Perhaps somehow you've mistyped something and changed it!
On a Haas that sticks!

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All G92's are 0. Still the same error

 

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DobermanDave

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• Jul 16, 2011

• #5

Ok it's working the G54 X should have stayed at -13.2271, I don't know how it could have changed to 4.502 as I just changed the lenght on 1 tool from 0. to .003.
I had run 1 part & was going to run another. Software bug? Running ver 13.03N.

 

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haastec

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• Jul 18, 2011

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Never heard of a software bug that would do as you described.

Not trying to insult you but I would guess operator error.

If this problem does not come back then I would chalk it up to that. If it does, then you would need to be able to reproduce the problem to accurately troubleshoot.

 

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DobermanDave

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• Jul 18, 2011

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haastec said:

Never heard of a software bug that would do as you described.

Not trying to insult you but I would guess operator error.

If this problem does not come back then I would chalk it up to that. If it does, then you would need to be able to reproduce the problem to accurately troubleshoot.

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It was probably my error, but the something quick flashed on the screen about RS32 (I don't even use the RS32) still has me wondering.
Just as I entered the .003 in the tool length the RS32 flashed by.

 

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haastec

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• Jul 19, 2011

• #8

It's possible that the keypad could be at the early stage of going out.

Keep an eye out for any other abnormalties.

 

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DobermanDave

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• Jul 19, 2011

• #9

haastec said:

It's possible that the keypad could be at the early stage of going out.

Keep an eye out for any other abnormalties.

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Thanks, I sure will. BTW I bought this new in 2004 & have now 652 total hours on it. Don't run it much so it ain't worn out, LOL