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Plastic
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2011
- Location
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Hi everybody,
I bought a running 1986 Mazak QT10N with a T3 control. It has a 16 pocket tool-changer with live-tooling and C axis. I let it lay on the shop floor for a while until the batteries went dead(now I know I was stupid...lesson learned!) and all parameters were lost or corrupted. Then I got a copy of the parameters from nice people here. I changed the batteries, reinitialized the control according to the procedure described in the service bulletin 0989-002. Then settle a problem with memory parity alarm. Put all parameters back in. Now, the bug of the day is #14 Drive alarm Z axis. I have checked LS, turn the ballscrew by hand(well not really by hand, that carriage is a heavy monster!). From a mechanical point of view, everything looks fine. I tried to unplug the Z axis resolver and got a No signal alarm instead of Drive alarm Z axis. Could it be the resolver? I also tried to swap X and Z resolver on the board and still got that Drive alarm Z axis. Any clue on this one?
Mike
I bought a running 1986 Mazak QT10N with a T3 control. It has a 16 pocket tool-changer with live-tooling and C axis. I let it lay on the shop floor for a while until the batteries went dead(now I know I was stupid...lesson learned!) and all parameters were lost or corrupted. Then I got a copy of the parameters from nice people here. I changed the batteries, reinitialized the control according to the procedure described in the service bulletin 0989-002. Then settle a problem with memory parity alarm. Put all parameters back in. Now, the bug of the day is #14 Drive alarm Z axis. I have checked LS, turn the ballscrew by hand(well not really by hand, that carriage is a heavy monster!). From a mechanical point of view, everything looks fine. I tried to unplug the Z axis resolver and got a No signal alarm instead of Drive alarm Z axis. Could it be the resolver? I also tried to swap X and Z resolver on the board and still got that Drive alarm Z axis. Any clue on this one?
Mike