Let me chime in on that last statement. Yes, controls are utter garbage at keeping tabs on batteries. I got older OTc brained lathe. When it arrived, everything was fine, no warnings no errors no alarms, but 2 days later full stack of servo and encoder errors. It was enough low voltage to...
Well, fixed it, Fanuc Swenska tech support
Solution for anybody in same situation, MPG jog axis onto limit switches and change parameter 22 to 00000011 for 2axis machine
During night it lost servo positions(battery packup turned out to be flaky)
Now I have difficulty re-homing axis because for some reason my panel does not have manual reference point return button.
Did not look at it, since it was not mentioned in the manual. MTB manual is from older style of machine, and is not corelating with what I have, and general Fanuc manual also is hush about it.
Will be looking at it later this week. Tomorrow is field admin day.
overall bundled documentation is a...
That is a possibilty, however buttons on screen do not do what they are supposed to do wccording to manual.
I have not the slightest idea, machine is in my possession since Monday
Following up on my Otc control journey. Manual refer to under-screen function buttons, however, I don have them, i have only physical buttons, that are well worn, but they seem not to refer to anything. Is there a parameter to hide/show onscreen buttons?
I am not sure, if it originally was there. It has location for the DB25 port in operator panel, but no port and it looks virgin, so Im positive that it was not just smashed into console. Iļl check 901, It has punchtape with parameters in cabinet, so I guess it should have at least one port...
Hi, i have new-to-me cnc lathe with Fanuc O-Tc controls, that is missing Db25 connector on operator panel. I really prefer to edit programs on full keyboard instead of limited numpad, as well as cam possibilities.
Does any1 know/have schematics where to connect RS232 in-cabinet to control board...
From my point of view, from both external data and personal experience:
1) Volume is king, more is better
2) More nozzles will limit situations when something is obstructing the jet
3) Everything is good in moderation. 16 nozzles is stupid.
4) Having dedicated air blast nozzles on additional...
Then toolholder size is a problem, I run shell mills on aluminium with coolant. I have that clunky hydraulic that is UFO shaped. It will be soaked, but cutting tool will not.
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