M&R Challenger II 12 COLOR, Руководство пользователя

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SRVO AMPLIFIER ALARM . - This alarm will appear if there is an error on the servo amplifier, you must check
the read-out on the face of the servo amplifier to see which code is given, this way the source of the problem
can be determined.
MOTION CARD NOT READY . - This alarm will appear if the motion card detects a failure within the servo drive
system, be it a positioning problem or a hardware problem etc.
HOME POSITION LOST . - This alarm will appear if the reference position (home position) of the servo drive has
been lost. In order to clear the alarm, the green reset button must be pressed and the servo drive will search for
the home prox. Switch, this way determining the reference position (home position).
HOME RETURN ON. - This alarm will appear if the servo drive is going through its homing mode, the servo
index drive (servo motor) will move at a very low speed while searching for the home prox, after the servo finish-
es the homing mode the alarm will disappear.
H 1 FRONT PROX ERR. THRU H 14 FRONT PROX ERR – This alarm will appear if the signal from the front
prox is either on at all times or the signal is not being sent to the plc, after the print head carriage has reached
the front position (outside ) of the print head.
H 1 REAR PROX ERR THRU H 14 REAR PROX ERR .- This alarm will appear if the signal from the rear prox
is either on at all times or the signal is not being sent to the plc, after the print head carriage has reached the
rear position ( in side ) of the print head.
FLASH 1 TO FAST THRU FLASH 14 .- This alarm will appear if either the inboard or outboard speed of the
head used as a flash head (infra-red only) is set too fast. The maximum speed of travel should not be faster then
1 sec from the outside position of the head to the inside position of the head and vise-versa.
BATTERY LOW PLC. - This alarm will appear if the lithium battery in the CPU for the plc, runs low on voltage or
if it is disconnected. If the alarm (battery low plc) appears, do not turn the power off to the machine or the plc
will loose it’s program. The battery in the plc must be connected or replaced if the voltage is low, after doing so
the alarm will disappear.
SERVO NOT READY. - This alarm will appear if power is turned off to the machine and then turned on again,
the alarm will clear it self within the next 4 seconds. Additionally, this alarm will appear if the emergency stop is
pushed in or if either one of the two limit switches is triggered.
ABS COMMUNICATION . - This alarm will appear after 4 attempts by the servo amplifier and the plc to establish
communication, if no communication is established the alarm will appear.
FORWARD LIMIT . - This alarm will appear if the limit switch which is placed away from the servo motor is
tripped by the servo index drive assembly, in order to clear the alarm the limit switch must be reset by moving
the Servo index drive assembly away from the limit switch.
REVERSE LIMIT . - This alarm will appear if the limit switch which is placed next to the Servo drive motor is
tripped by the servo index drive assembly, in order to clear the alarm the limit switch must be reset by moving
the Servo index drive assembly away from the limit switch.
FLASHES NOT SET - This alarm will appear if the flashes programmed in the MTA E-300 do not match the
flashes programmed in the Revolver mode set-up screen. This alarm will only appear if the machine is placed in
the Revolver mode.
SYSTEM ERROR - COMM ERROR .- This alarm will appear if the communication between the CPU and the E-
300 interface panel is lost or interrupted. The 25 pin connector behind the E-300 interface panel or the 25 pin
connector which is connected to the CPU has come loose. If both 25 pin connectors are properly connected
there might be an “Open circuit” in one of the communication wires inside the cable connecting the CPU with
the E-300 interface panel.
E 300 Alarm Message Listing
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