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CNC Fanuc Resetting home position After switching batteries
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- čas přidán 29. 03. 2022
- This video will show the process for resetting you home locations on your cnc machines if your using a Fanuc interface. Also if your machine needs the home adjusted this video covers that too.
I just done watching ur vid ..I was able to fix the cnc ..thanks man !! I just made my self look like an expert in front of my bosses lol
@MarioLopez-ec7zi 😄 great job! Nothing beats that feeling. Thanks for watching
Your video saved my bacon! 😂 I just got my first-ever VMC a couple of weeks ago. I got it under air and power last weekend. I turned it on today to find a sea of red alarms. 🤢I had dead battery alarms, and home reference alarms, and who knows what else. Thankfully the seller gave me an extra replacement battery, and your video helped me solve the alarms and the home references. There was one additional scare though. I got a DS0309 Alarm: Z Axis Reference Return Impossible. Google to the rescue. I learned that I had to manually rotate the spindle at least one full rotation and then restart the control to clear that alarm. All is well now. Thank you!
You're welcome, I'm glad this video helped also thanks for the heads up on the spindle having to rotate to reset the alarm always fun to know cool tricks
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Had to use your procedure to reset my B axis this morning. Worked great. Thank you for this video.
@@aaronfrye1195 that's great to hear sir! it's cool how different machines are similar.
Thanks for the save bro! I'm a Mitsubishi guy. Customer asked me to help on a fanuc ! Got her working
That's awesome to hear! I'm glad you got her going, and thanks for watching
Thank you for posting. This really helped me out and was easy to follow. I would just add that you need to change the parameter write back to zero when you are done.
I'm glad this helps. always nice to find helpful videos out there and also thanks for the heads up on the parameter adjustment. thank you again for watching
Hats off mister! Your trick with 0-1 exchange also saved me today. God bless your attitude. Thank you. Work with Fanuc Powermate
I'm glad this helped. Thank you for watching
IS THIS GUY THE BEST MACHINIST EVER?!?!
Worked nicely to reset Samsung y axis lathe. After many years of use it had never been reset. World of a difference in my opinion.
That's great to hear! we have a Doosan 220 and we do the save thing on it. Thanks for watching
This video really helped me out...GODBLESS you sir...
Your most welcome and thank you for watching
Perfect! Worked like a charm! Thanks for the video!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching
Saved my life this morning! Thank you!
You're welcome, and I'm glad this helped. thank you for watching
Giving this a try right meow.
Haha, good luck. I hope it works and thank you for watching
Thank you so much ! 🙏
You're welcome! I'm glad this helped, and thanks for watching
thankyou master
😊 thankyou! And thanks for watching!
We had our rotary table rebuilt and it's off by a few degrees. I have it indicated straight but trying to adjust the limit switch. Hopefully this helps me tomorrow.
Fingers crossed, it should be the same method. If it works out, I am very happy that it does. That's the only way I could think of doing it. Good luck, and thank you for watching.
@@aaronrunk4209 🍻
@@aaronrunk4209 what's the worst thing that could happen? Send a tool through our rebuilt 4th axis and destroy the spindle? 😄
Thanks 👍👍👍❤❤
Thanks for watching. I'm glad this helped
My z and y arw good. I hit positive on the x and the table went all thr way negative. What i do wrong
@carmenpetro1781 that is a very interesting problem. off the top of my head I'm not fully sure why that should be happening. It almost seems like the button for positive and negative for the X directions are wired wrong if they are two separate buttons. That is definitely something that will have to be addressed by looking into the ladder of the machine. The PMC ladder I believe. Unfortunately I don't have a lot of experience on ladders however knowing that it is possibly a ladder problem you may be able to look it up from there
@aaronrunk4209 so, here's even a crazier thing. I was gonna start from scratch, so I powered down the machine with the battery unplugged and when I got back to 1815 the "1's" were still there. Had to be a Friday. Appreciate the reply.
@@carmenpetro1781 that is crazy it's funny how these machines as repeatable as they're supposed to be tend to surprise us
I did this procedure on a 2 axis lathe ,but at the end if i re-change the APZ parameters to 0 i still got DS0300 APC alarm, axis need reference home.
What should i do?
Well I'm sure that's is frustrating. On our lathe we have a known location from the chuck face to the original home location. If we run into this we put the machine back to this position and then reset the home position. You may try setting the home position further away from its original position (by a few inches close to the spindle) and then see if it does it again. It may be too far past the hard stop. You may have to reach out to the machine dealer for trouble shooting. Good luck and thank you for watching
When I follow your steps after I cycle power the parameter revert back to how they start. How do I get the parameter change to stay?
So I had this happen on my Doosan 220 lathe. However, it did reset the home locations correctly, and when I sent the machine home, it did everything correctly as well. I wasn't sure why it was doing this, but it did home correctly. some machines may have something in the ladder that reverts back to zero. I would check to see if it does go home to the correct locations and if it's just making it a zero instead of keeping it a one I would try running a simple program and then having it go to g28 home and g53 home and make sure that it goes to the right location both times. Thanks for watching, i hope this helps
@@aaronrunk4209 Thank you I will be sure to check the home positions, only probably now is I cant get the parameter enable alarm to clear, I tried holding reset and cancel as you did and nothing happened. I cant move out of MDI to test anything because of this.
@@spencerlamp4887 get rid of your perimeter I enable go ahead and change your one back to a 0 on the perimeter right enable and see if that lets you check your positions
@@aaronrunk4209 I had already changed it back but I forgot to power cycle it again, i went and checked the parameter again one more time and I noticed that APC is all 0 now, and APZ remained all 1. Is this normal?
@spencerlamp4887 I want to say the last time I changed out the batteries on my emco machine, it did that, but both are fanuc, so it might be based on the series of fanuc.
Спасибо за видео, мне очень помогло
You are most welcome and thank you for watching
Proplem with tailstock postion
If your tail stock uses parameter 1815 for positioning. Your process for setting the zero should be very similar on the lathe and mill. however, if your tail stock has a parameter that won't allow you move it. you'll have to either turn off the limit switch or adjust the safety zone. Tail stocks are very different between machines so just be sure not to knock it off the ways when adjusting
Great video. But as a machine tech I am amazed that you set the machine zero with the arrows😂
Yes it does seem a bit unusual. It's interesting to me because I've had a lot of technicians disagree with this method for not being within microns of the tools manufacturers specs but this is just a simple 3 axis machine and doesn't need kenimatics adjusting to be functional. If the machine had lots of jobs and fixtures that used G10s then setting this back to the tools manufacturers specs or a known Z axis locations would be both time and cost effective. But for this machine being an educational model and not being used for production. Im able to just eye ball in the location for the tool changer home location and there's nothing to it. Thank you for watching.
@Aaron do you have a video doing the same thing with a lathe ?
I have not create a video for this. However, the same settings page is used and in the same manner. If you machine was at home when you replaced your batteries I would move away from the home position one full rotation of the motor away from home position and then return to that position before switching the values from 0 and back to 1. If you have a reference location for the Lathe then you can move away from home and then move back to that reference point. We have a Doosan 220 and it too has the red arrows for reference positioning and I was able to do the same thing. Good luck and I hope this helps.
@@aaronrunk4209 Thank you so much. Technology is amazing! I'm receiving help from you from across the world . A few years ago this would have not been possible.
Tks boss
Your welcome thanks for watching
👋 hola… muchas gracias… pude resolver el problema… lo maximo
Hola tengo un torno tks 36 s y tengo un overtravel en el eje Z,el controller es un gsk,
No me deja acercar la herramienta hasta 45 mm desde el chuck
how do i clear an alarm of MAG WRONG POSITION (PL1016)? the reset button dint help. anyone who can guide me?
Depending on your machine, it sounds like the waiting pot for the next tool is in the down position. If so, you need to go into the Custom page or Tool recovery page and put it back to its home position. Some machines will have a tool recovery button that you can simply push. If you have a machine with a moving Carouse (example Hass VF1) , you just need to make sure that it is fully retracted in its home position. Hope this helps and thank you again for watching
thank you very much. let me try. i have a GSK 25Mi-H 3 axis miilling cnc@@aaronrunk4209
Would you follow the same process after charging the 4th axis servo motor? When I home my 4th axis it's two degrees out, on the 4th axis but reads 0 degrees on the controller.
Please assist if you have an information.
Yes this will work the same. You will have to indicate it square and then change the setting to 0 and then back to 1 before turning off the machine. After you power the machine back on it will home to the position you squared it to. Thanks for watching
@@aaronrunk4209 Thank you very much, this really helps alot 👌🏿.
This is word for word my situation. 🍻 Share the knowledge.
@@NORTHBROOK1978 I indicated my 4th axis and followed the zeroing procedure as in the video at it worked
In 4:38 i notice that there is "I" beside every axis. What is it and how do i remove it?
I haven't tested the theory out yet, but I believe with APZs having a one next to it. it puts an I next to the axis as like an override. However, if you can get the machine to repeat its home position and change the APZ back to zeros. I believe that those I will disappear. I had to reset the x and z axis on my doosan lathe, and I ended up having to leave the APZthere for it to repeat its home position. Hope this helps and thank you again for watching
Do you leave them all 1s after complete or turn them back off to zeros?
Once you set the locations you keep them at one
@@aaronrunk4209 If i try to rechange the APZ parameters to 0 after the procedure i still got the APC alarm error, what should i do? Keep them to 1?
@@mechconsultingmechconsulti4284 I would troubleshoot if your alarm persists and you may have to set the location from a known locationon the machine.
ot0500 alarm is now my problem, i have changed the battery from x axis on a lathe cnc, but now it says "x+ overtravel" please need some help :c
you'll have to turn off 1815 by changing X from a 1 to a 0, then set your new home location before turning it off. You're basically turning off the previous zero and setting a new one. Once you have the new location. set the parameter back to 1, then turn off the machine. Sometimes, it's easier on a lathe since it doesn't require a tool changer.
@@aaronrunk4209 thank you!!!
Cho mình hỏi mở chu trình g71 nó thì nhu thế nào ạ
Logic chu kỳ G71 phải nằm trong máy. Tuy nhiên, có 2 loại định dạng G71. Loại 1 và Loại 2 nếu bạn gặp sự cố với G71 không hoạt động, bạn có thể chỉ cần thay đổi cách định dạng. Sau đây là một vài liên kết để giúp bạn nếu đây là vấn đề. Cảm ơn bạn đã xem.
Loại 1
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Loại 2
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Thank You Sir! :)
You're welcome and thank you for watching I'm glad this help
My machine has error sp1982 spindle amp😢. Can you help me fix it ,please 😢😢
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This is what I found. How this helps.
hello guys, help me.. how do i remove an alarm PL1017 (MAG UP/DOWN OVERTIME).? reset button has not helped. thank you in advance. anyone to offer me the procedures?
Some alarms like "parameter right enable" can be canceled or cleared by pushing and holding reset and cancel buttons at the same time. however, if you keep getting the alarm, it sounds like you have a sensor that is not sending the signal to the machine saying that it has completed its motion. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching
thank you very much, i will try looking at sensors@@aaronrunk4209
hey i can't enable my parameter write it is staying at "0" i can change everything else but not the first !! any clue?
The only thing I can think of is that the editing key is set to operator level. This means you can still edit tool offsets and geometries, but you can't make edits to the program or edit the maintenance side of the machine.
@@aaronrunk4209 ok so ?
remedy?
@fredrezfield1629 if it is the key, you simply need to turn it to maintenance mode. Next to the program protect key, there should be a settings mode. turn the settings mode key to the maintenance level.
@fredrezfield1629 you may also try using the soft keys at the bottom of the screen for 1 and 0 as they sometimes tend to override that setting instead of typing in zero and pushing enter
@@aaronrunk4209 no i tried that trust me it could be a DMG feature that doesn't allow me to write enable but thanks though
Plz for doosan mill 500ii model 2015
This is the only doosan that I have in the shop however it should be very similar on most machines the parameters will be the same in your process will be the same just how you find that home position may be a bit different
@@aaronrunk4209 thanx 4replay,,i am fixed that
Is it possible that this lithium battery goes dead from one day to another without any alarm on the message box? This is very annoying...
On older machines i have alkaline batteries (they last years) and i always get low battery alarm on the cnc panel, so i have time to replace this.
This battery is really a bad solution from Fanuc in my opinion...
I have in the past I have received a bad battery that was new. The voltage was correct but the current was somehow not right. Not sure what was up with th at but I was able to get a replacement for it from my sales rep. The batteries I buy are from the dealer so I haven't ran into very many problems like this. I agree I is annoying when they start to go out. Our machines stay off quite a bit so the battery gets used up faster.
This is so bad. To anyone watching, no this is most definitely not how you reset your machine zero after replacing batteries
I understand that it's difficult to comprehend how this works but I've done this for several years and on several Mills and lathes without issues. The tool changer is always lined up and the parts always come out correct. Something to remember, it doesn't matter how perfect your parts are coming off the machine the costume isn't going to pay extra for perfection that's why tolerance is a thing even when it comes to microns. Thanks again for watching
@@aaronrunk4209 it's not difficult to comprehend it's just plain wrong. You should be using #1850 gridshift. If you use #1850 age the batteries go dead, you don't even need to go into the parameters to fix it. All you need to fix it. You just need to move the axis in the minus direction then bring it to within half the ballscrew pitch abc zero return. This way the machine position never changes.
@@mlnunnari if both ways work is just another way of doing things. The customers are happy and the warranty isn't voided. Saying it's wrong if both ways work is merely an opinion. Thank you again for your comments