RMP600 installation guide
6.4
Fault-finding
Symptom
Cause
Action
RMI or RMI-Q error LED
lit during probing cycle.
Probe not switched on or probe
timed out.
Change setting. Review
“switch-
off”
method.
Probe out of range.
Check position of RMI or RMI-Q,
see operating envelope.
Dead batteries.
Change batteries.
RMP600 and RMI or RMI-Q are
not partnered.
Partner RMP600 with RMI or
RMI-Q.
Probe selection error.
Verify that one radio probe is
working and is correctly selected.
“Fast” second turn-on error.
Ensure that all RMPs are ‘Q’
marked probes, or change the
RMI-Q turn-on time to “standard”.
RMI or RMI-Q low
battery LED lit.
Low batteries.
Change batteries soon.
Reduced range.
Local radio interference.
Identify and remove.
The probe fails to switch
off.
Incorrect
“switch-off”
method
configured.
Check configuration and alter as
required.
No RMI or RMI-Q
“start/stop”
signal (
“radio on mode”
only).
Check RMI or RMI-Q for green
start LED.
Probe in
“timeout mode”
and
placed in tool magazine and
being triggered by movement.
Use shorter timeout setting or use
different
“switch-off mode”
.
Malfunctioning shank switch
(
“shank switch mode”
only).
Check switch operation.
Incorrect spin speed (
“spin
switch on”
only).
Check spin speed.
Spin off is within 1 second of a
spin-on.
Check for a 1 second dwell
following a spin on.
The probe goes into
Trigger Logic™
configuration mode and
cannot be reset.
Probe was triggered when
batteries were inserted.
Do not touch the stylus or stylus
mounting face during battery
insertion.
The probe status LED
shows a constant blue
Probe damaged beyond use.
Return the probe to your nearest
Renishaw supplier for repair/
replacement.
