Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 16 03:44:12 EDT 2013 | rollon65
Hi. Sorry I don't have an answer for this but I have the same problem in the "Y" axis on one of my 4Cs after the machine has run for around 4 hours. The machine seems to partially correct for the pick-ups being off as the placements are fairly good
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 22 03:19:43 EDT 2019 | bukas
well, in video shown it looks like #1 motor drives head #1 upwards but does not detect home sensor being triggered. and then you get timeout error, head not being able to reach the position ( machine not registering it has reached position). since yo
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 26 03:43:11 EDT 2005 | meritajs
Hi Ken, Thank for your advice We suppose that with home position all is OK and ratio is in interval 40-60%.Y axis offset is not constant 5mm or 10mm but change ratio with working time and may be more than 10mm We think that problem is with Yservo mo
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 04 10:10:10 EDT 2019 | jameshoward
I know exactly what your problem is as I have seen it many times. Your problem is with indexer 1 (the cylinder which runs up and down and actuates feeders on side 1). At each end of the travel of the indexer is a micro switch hidden down below the be
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 12 02:44:38 EDT 2016 | bukas
hello, I have a problem with CP45FV Neo swing mirror. The mirror it self works fine, manually controlled it moves to correct position and back. While working it also moves properly but when machine is about to check for nozzle existence at the end of
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 14 08:35:27 EST 2005 | ???
no...its losing its position and it homes ok so the sensor is not the problem.....there is a mod code that sets the illumination level for the quad align....make sure that is at 200 or higher. You may want to change the qa card if you have another on
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 30 05:34:28 EDT 2013 | bobpan
I would check the following: 1. Make sure the head can move in all axis including z and theta by physically moving each. 2. Check the voltage from the main power supply which is located in the middle of the machine on the top of the main board asse
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 08 16:03:06 EDT 2019 | slthomas
My recollection is that there is a carrier clip locator that positions (centers) the clip in front of the CTA. Has the adjustment on that been confirmed as well? (Edited because some of it's coming back to me!): I think there is a diamond shaped pin
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 09 05:12:43 EST 2011 | bobpan
Motor error 4 is an error that is caused by the machine not reaching a position in a timely matter. Usually its in the x/y axis but also could be z. If you have cleared the mod codes (function 35 shift 7) the machine should home. Usually this problem
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 12 13:01:12 EST 2004 | patthemack
Thanks for your response. This is a DeHaart MPC-29. It has manual vision, no conveyor. When I bought it, only one camera was working. I fixed that, but while I was jacking with that, the electronic pressure regulator (spcjr) burned up without warning
