Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 07 03:32:32 EST 2013 | benreben
Hi, Can you move the X2 axis manually? if you move head manually(twice) can you see the pulse incremented in the servo menu in IP? with servo just have some parts can defects: -servo it self -servo board -encoder on head
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 05 12:00:00 EST 2013 | aj
do you have an error alarm code on the actual servoe itself?
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 05 15:39:55 EST 2013 | orlando216
The servo itself has no code.
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 04 13:48:53 EST 2013 | orlando216
Greetings to all, I have the following problem with an IP-3 from Fuji, At display is says: Cannot Move: X1 Axis Feeding aborted Servo Alarm X2 AXIS Servo Ove
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 18 11:38:34 EDT 2011 | johndoe0222
I got this error message on the fuji IP3: " Servo limit over. Servo Z1 Axis +" I was wondering how to fix this error. Thanks.
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 25 11:25:12 EDT 2017 | paddyronan
Hi all, I have a recent issue with an IP3 machine. The machine cycles through normal power up routine. Then the video monitor and VME card shit themselves down and after a couple of minutes the CPU board powers down. However this is intermittent. Wh
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 11 19:18:24 EST 2024 | madisreivik
Hello ! FUJI IP3 left head sometimes places component with rotation error. Vision processing SHOWS that component needs rotation Mechanical side is checked, looks fine. Also, changed servo, no effect. It happens randomly, maybe 1 part from 30. It
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 10 15:24:15 EDT 2005 | zl3vlf
Hello to all! Our Fuji FIP-3 placement machine has come up with a servo alarm (X2-axis) whenever we try to run the machine. The manuals don't go into a lot of detail as to the cause of this problem, but there is plenty of information on what the X2
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 03 12:57:28 EDT 2010 | adrianam
I need some help with the following alarm appeared on Fuji FCP4-3 : ,,Servo Amplifier alarm on X, Y, C, Z axis". When I push the reset button, remain ,,Servo Amplifier Alarm on D, F theta axis". All the sensors and solenoid it were checked and is OK
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
