Several things need to be checked: The scanning probe is not being recognized when it is attached (See Above Scanning Probe not recognized) Scanning Probe reading intermittently (See Above Scanning Probe reading intermittently) The tip of the probe has a sharp burr on it from the factory. Have the customer use a file or sandpaper […]
In this case the Scanning Probe is recognized by the Machine but it gets stuck in the Open position in the middle of the scan. Have the customer check that the hole in the body allows the probe tip to move freely. This hole may need to be opened up.
Scanning Probe signal keeps going from Open to Closed even though it is not touching the object. Usually this is a bad connection in the cable somewhere: Go to the Probe State check and move the cable around by hand. Look for any movements that cause the state to go from Open to Closed.
Typically this error results from one of three things: The area specified causes the body of the probe to hit the side rails of the Scanning Sled. Make sure that the scan area specified does not include any vertical parts of the sled and/or center the object on the scanning sled. There is a high
In this case the Scanning Probe is recognized by the Machine but it is stuck in the Open position when it should be Closed. There are several things that can cause this: An internal short in the probe. An intermittent disconnect in the cable. An off-center hole in the body of the probe that does
Possible Cause The machine has been updated with the A907 motor pack but the machine has not been configured to recognize this. The machine must be told where to look for the scanning probe. Solution Verify version 1.121 or later of the software and that the card firmware is updated. This is important since the
Introduction The CarveWright scanning probe enables the user to create a height map of and existing surface that can then be imported into the CarveWright Design Software libraries for use on any project. Please become familiar with the Probe Operators Manual as it explains will explain, in depth, the many features of the CarveWright Scanning
Description of Issue The temperature of the Z-truck should stay below 60 degrees Celsius (140 degrees Fahrenheit) at all times. As a rule of thumb, if you cannot hold your hand on the surface of the truck for more than 5 seconds it is too hot. There is a run-in period with a new machine
Description of Issue The machine uses the top surface on the swinging bit touch plate (located at the far right of travel) to locate the position of the bit tip during its homing routine. Failure to touch the top surface of the bit plate results in a “Please Load Bit Error” discussed above. The bit
Description of Issue A clicking sound is heard from the machine during homing or carving, especially when the Y truck is moving to the right of the machine. The clicking can also precede a Y/Z stall or even a skipping in the raster pattern. Possible Causes Causes include: a loose Y/Z belt tensioner, a frozen