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Codes P0-18 and P0-19 control the rate in seconds of the acceleration and
deceleration of the spindles. If the setting is too low (.5) it will cause a fault
error as the motor cannot accelerate or decelerate that fast. We recommend
1.5 as the setting.
The V-8 inverter allows you to select the proper settings to match your
motor. These settings are done at the factory according to the nameplate on
the motor. However you may want to compare the inverter settings to the
name plate on your motors. These codes are found in P1-00 through P1-05.
POSSIBLE ISSUES:
1. Stepper motors run the wrong direction according to the
machine decal.
The steppers have 2 wires that are interchangeable in the plug, and
occasionally we find motors with them reversed. Changing the
direction is a simple Mach 3 adjustment-
Go to CONFIG>PORTS & PINS> MOTOR OUTPUTS and find
the column marked DIR LOW ACTIVE - simply change the
check mark from red to green or vice versa to reverse the motor
direction.
Your machine comes with an operating demo version of Mach 3
which will run up to 500 lines of G-code. In order to use more lines
or the special wizards, you will need to purchase the full Mach 3
license.
You can purchase the full license from
DMAUCH@SEANET.COM
DRO updates:
Machines after serial # 15066 on have a new DRO feature unique
to the Shopmaster. Because the axes designations for Lathe and
Mill are different, normal DRO displays require you to remember
which mode you are reading. For example, when in Mill mode, the
X axis is the carriage travelling along the main bed toward and
away from the chuck. But in Lathe mode it is called the Z axis.
This can be confusing when trying to remember which is which.
On those machines after 15066 we have re-designed the DRO
display, and now by pressing the EDM button twice, the display
switches between Mill and Lathe mode so your readings are always
correct.