Re: power outages
Posted by
Dan Falck
on 2000-01-16 00:00:44 UTC
Two weeks ago, I was engraving some parts, when a thunderstorm blew in
quick and caused a small power outage- for maybe 2 seconds. My computer
rebooted and I started cussing. While looking at the part in the fixture,
I realized that I could just repostition the diamond bit back in the groove
at the start of the arc segment that partially completed. With a
magnifying glass it was done. I started the program on that line number
(using EMC) and that part was good. It really is time to invest in a
backup power supply for the computers now.
Dan
At 12:42 AM 1/16/2000 , you wrote:
quick and caused a small power outage- for maybe 2 seconds. My computer
rebooted and I started cussing. While looking at the part in the fixture,
I realized that I could just repostition the diamond bit back in the groove
at the start of the arc segment that partially completed. With a
magnifying glass it was done. I started the program on that line number
(using EMC) and that part was good. It really is time to invest in a
backup power supply for the computers now.
Dan
At 12:42 AM 1/16/2000 , you wrote:
>From: Jon Elson <jmelson@...>flashlight before the
>
>I had a power blip that was long enough for me to start reaching for a
>lights came back on. I was in the middle of a cut, and assumed I'd have amess, with lost
>position, spindle inverter tripped off, etc. I was amazed to see the CNCcomputer was
>still chugging along, the spindle was still running, no problem! Thepower was off about
>1/4 second, I guess.
>
>Jon
Discussion Thread
Dan Falck
2000-01-16 00:00:44 UTC
Re: power outages
David M. Munro
2000-01-16 05:48:16 UTC
Re: power outages
Dan Falck
2000-01-16 07:10:00 UTC
Re: power outages
Rich Dean
2000-01-16 08:12:25 UTC
Re: power outages
Dan Falck
2000-01-16 09:55:54 UTC
Re: power outages
Rich Dean
2000-01-16 13:30:38 UTC
Re: power outages