Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 07 10:43:27 EST 2006 | dougs
The E has a different x-y table setup, i seem to remember the CP6 having rollers and cams to control the z table height, the CP6E has a belt driven z axis. Also i think the CP6E is slightly faster, 44K cph against 40K, still just program it as a CP6
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 21 09:23:28 EDT 2006 | rmitchell
problem solved. Some PCB table support pins were jammed down in the table preventing the Z axis from lowering all the way. The intial error mesage was x and y servo, but the real error was the z axis overflow. Rob
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 17 19:43:20 EDT 2009 | fujiphil
Have you eliminated the hardware N.G.? Check the connection for the rear door. If the connection are ok, try to bypass the key. short the two wires for the rear door. If the rear door problem is corrected, check the rear door switch physically. Reg
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 21 04:11:31 EDT 2006 | daxman
Are you familar with using the mecca mode on Fuji machines? There is a procedure I can take you through that will check the servo amp and allow you to adjust it. Is your machine useable at all? can you get it to pass zero set? If you can, view your s
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 06 13:46:20 EDT 2004 | Marcel
Dhanish, on a CP6 if you have skew problems or missing parts begin by a center check on your smalls nozzles. If all nozzles goods, you will have to check the Z zero of the table, this is the pulse count of the z axis (table height) when the turret is
Electronics Forum | Sat Aug 19 21:06:09 EDT 2006 | mika
Hi all, At our Fuji CP-6 machines we place a lot of 0402:s, 0603:s and 0805:s chip capacitors. Our problem is that the height of the components can sometime be very extreme from different vendors. I am sure you all have experience of this phenomenon
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