Hello all,
I've got a Mori Seiki TV-30 drill and tap center (MSC-802m control) that lost absolute zero due to battery voltage drop to the servo amps. This gave me alarm Z70 ABS. ILLEGAL XYZ which made the machine pretty much unusable. I called Mori Seiki and was able to get a hold of the zero-point initialization procedure which re-established machine zero and removed the Z70 ABS. ILLEGAL XYZ error. I'm aware that I'll probably need to order a new battery.
However...
Ever since re-initializing zero, I am unable to cycle-start programs in auto (memory) mode. Code will only execute in MDI mode, which makes things inconvenient for obvious reasons. The green light never comes on when I go to cycle-start in auto mode. I currently have errors Z73 ABS. WARNING 0001 XYZ and S52 SERVO WARNING 009F Z, but according to the manual these are just warning about the battery voltage being low. Could these errors potentially be inhibiting cycle start? Something in the ladder logic that explains this? I don't want to order a 350 dollar battery just to be stuck with the same issue. Anyone with experience with these rare machines, I would gladly send beer money for the assistance.
Thanks,
-Mike
I've got a Mori Seiki TV-30 drill and tap center (MSC-802m control) that lost absolute zero due to battery voltage drop to the servo amps. This gave me alarm Z70 ABS. ILLEGAL XYZ which made the machine pretty much unusable. I called Mori Seiki and was able to get a hold of the zero-point initialization procedure which re-established machine zero and removed the Z70 ABS. ILLEGAL XYZ error. I'm aware that I'll probably need to order a new battery.
However...
Ever since re-initializing zero, I am unable to cycle-start programs in auto (memory) mode. Code will only execute in MDI mode, which makes things inconvenient for obvious reasons. The green light never comes on when I go to cycle-start in auto mode. I currently have errors Z73 ABS. WARNING 0001 XYZ and S52 SERVO WARNING 009F Z, but according to the manual these are just warning about the battery voltage being low. Could these errors potentially be inhibiting cycle start? Something in the ladder logic that explains this? I don't want to order a 350 dollar battery just to be stuck with the same issue. Anyone with experience with these rare machines, I would gladly send beer money for the assistance.
Thanks,
-Mike