Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 29 18:48:19 EDT 2011 | jrsmachine
We have a Philips CSM84VZ which we acquired several years ago. It has been running fine until recently when a new employee ran it unsupervised. Since then, when in run mode, it wont't run, but just displays error code "#79:operation interrupted". our
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 04 18:06:23 EST 2005 | alandra516
Having problems with a error (7x motor driver error) which happens everytime we turn on the 84VZ. Anybody out there had experiance with this is the past? Can you steer me in the right direction?
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 23 23:13:53 EST 2009 | wyko007
I recently purchased a CSM84VZ Type PA130460. The machine did not come with any reference material and its a pain learning by creating errors. Can anyone share with me any related material that is necessary to get the tool running smooth. Thanks in a
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 24 20:55:08 EST 2009 | wyko007
I recently purchased a CSM84VZ Type PA130460. The machine did not come with any reference material and its a pain learning by creating errors. Can anyone share with me any related material that is necessary to get the tool running smooth. Thanks in a
Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 06 17:10:41 EST 2005 | Darby
The manual gives you a fair idea here. Reference for the Yamaha manual is THE6006 - I don't know if Philips is the same. Cause is either overload or overcurrent. The manual suggests that you can tweak the trimmers on the driver board but these are us
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 02 11:15:35 EST 2009 | tpappano
wycliffe (and I suppose anyone with a vision system): You may save yourself some considerable headache with your CSM84VZ if you check one simple thing before you get too far: Make sure the long skinny macro lens on the head camera is screwed in snu
Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 29 13:49:59 EDT 2009 | tpappano
Hi Peter, I'm a new user of a CSM84VZ, so I have only a small grasp so far about what goes on in the machine 8-) There should be two locating pins. One fixed and the other adjustable for different board widths. Small cylinders are coupled to the
Electronics Forum | Sun Jul 05 12:32:43 EDT 2009 | emanuel
While moving to a new location we had to remove the tables from a Philips Comet in order to be able to pass a narrow door. While attempting to calibrate the machine, during Warm-Up a strange error appears, sometimes almost immediately and sometimes a
Electronics Forum | Sun Jul 05 23:30:01 EDT 2009 | jeffr
A feedback error means that a particular axis did not respond by moving in a normal manner. Check the following:- 1/.. Mechanical binding. (Servo Off, then check axis moves without binding). 2/.. Check encoder plugs of that axis. Note that Philips/Ya
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 09 13:19:38 EDT 2009 | emanuel
Just in case somebody will bump in the same situation and looks for a possible solution, the problem was with a small 2 pin connector that feeds one of the W DC motors. The connector looked ok, but one of the pins pulled a little out and was making
