Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 23 12:04:32 EDT 2006 | fastek
I am going to be scrapping out a 1997 IP-3E soon. It is a complete machine EXCEPT for the 4800 vision card. If there are cards you might need and don't feel like getting hosed by Fuji, let me know. Rick
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 25 17:10:40 EDT 2006 | ____
Watch your mouth Rick. You wouldn't want to piss on Fuji would you?
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 16 01:29:11 EDT 2012 | dman97
I have a very odd problem with my Fuji IP3 and was wondering if anyone can help. Any part that gets picked from the MTU will fail vision recognition. After turning on the vision trace data, I can see that the IP3 is looking for the part to be rotat
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 24 11:02:01 EDT 2002 | cnoonan
This may not be the answer you were looking for, but I have worked for serveral leading technology companies and we used vision (type 10)on IP3, and QP3 machine and never had a problem with placement issues.
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 20 07:08:51 EST 2006 | cyber_wolf
We have had this happen. The Z-ball screws do go bad in IP3's. We replaced the ball screw and the problem went away. As mentioned improper belt tension will cause the servo to make loud noises. But if you say the movement is rough, then the ball scr
Electronics Forum | Sat Dec 12 12:25:14 EST 1998 | David Lombard
| My Fuji IP3 keeps getting the Check Sensor Error. | What is the problem? | This problem is caused by either of two things. First the vacuum chuck get dirty and needs to be cleaned "PM". If the problem is persistant the vacuum chick has worn down
Electronics Forum | Sat Dec 12 12:26:08 EST 1998 | David Lombard
| My Fuji IP3 keeps getting the Check Sensor Error. | What is the problem? | This problem is caused by either of two things. First the vacuum chuck get dirty and needs to be cleaned "PM". If the problem is persistant the vacuum chick has worn down
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 22 16:33:59 EDT 2006 | aj
I have also seen this error on the machine and it was related to a dodgy PD. aj...
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 10 13:41:59 EDT 2010 | cyber_wolf
The transformer was probably wired wrong and you done blowed ol bessie up.
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 08 12:22:18 EST 2002 | pr
Have you contacted Fuji? I believe we had the same situation a while back and (I think) it was a proper setting and not a sensor problem. A tech. can probably walk you through it over the phone. good luck, pr
