Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Still broken Bridgeport.
Posted by
Raymond Heckert
on 2002-02-16 19:53:03 UTC
You may have to have air pressure (90 psi, or more) to run. Also, does
your spindle turn?? Do you have lubricating oil in the reservoir? Some
machines won't move unless the tank's filled to a certain amount, and air
pressure is applied, to make sure the ways and ballscrews get properly
oiled. There should be an error log somewhere that flags faults. You must
not have any manuals... Sometimes, Bridgeport would disconnect the Y-axis,
and use the cable for the driven indexer head, and call it the 4th axis.
Ray Hex
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your spindle turn?? Do you have lubricating oil in the reservoir? Some
machines won't move unless the tank's filled to a certain amount, and air
pressure is applied, to make sure the ways and ballscrews get properly
oiled. There should be an error log somewhere that flags faults. You must
not have any manuals... Sometimes, Bridgeport would disconnect the Y-axis,
and use the cable for the driven indexer head, and call it the 4th axis.
Ray Hex
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> I started the machine up again after manually cranking the table back
> to a centered position to see if any limit switches might have been
> tripped. Same old story!
>
> 1. hit numeric key 7 AXSDRV ENABLE.
> 2. Msg: Check for axis limit.
> 3. Sound of relay pull in/drop out.
> 4. Msg: Drive fault detected psi?,x,y,z Check Log.
>
> What Log?
>
> Also, the machine only has three axis not four, I don't think it ever
> had a rotary table installed. All of this accompanied my much
> blinking of LED indicators. Does anyone know how to interpert the
> internal lightshow?
>
> Bill Lubarsky
Discussion Thread
kuchean
2002-02-16 17:59:54 UTC
Still broken Bridgeport.
Raymond Heckert
2002-02-16 19:53:03 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Still broken Bridgeport.