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051 1-001 2-89-1 AIL01ETRP Error ID Item Description 130601 P .C.B. SUPPOR T PINS THE CONTROLLER CAN NOT RUN. UP/DOWN COMMUNICA TION 130602 P .C.B. SUPPOR T PINS CONTROLLER INTERIOR IS OUT OF ORDER. UP/DOWN COMMUNICA TIO…
(13 Support Pin U/D)
Error ID Item Description
130101 P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS OUTPUT SIGNAL FROM THE PULSE MOTOR DRIVER
UP/DOWN ORIGIN WAS NOT DETECTED.
130102 P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS FEEDBACK VALUE IS INDEFINITE.
UP/DOWN ORIGIN
130103 P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS THE P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS UP/DOWN WIDTH IS NOT AT
UP/DOWN ORIGIN ORIGIN.
(Cause 1) Self-Diagnostics Error Message
(Remedy 1) Zero all axes and re-start the operation.
When the machine cannot be set to its normal condition, consult our service
personnel for the remedy.
130201 P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS TASK HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED UNABLE TO CON
UP/DOWN TIMING TINUE.
(Cause 1) Self-Diagnostics Error Message
(Remedy 1) Zero all axes and re-start the operation.
When the machine cannot be set to its normal condition, consult our service
personnel for the remedy.
130301 P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS THE DRIVER DATA WAS DETECTED OUTSIDE OF THE
UP/DOWN DATA POSSIBLE RANGE.
(Cause 1) The target value has exceeded the movable range of the device.
(Remedy 1) As the P.C.B. thickness has exceeded the specified value, set the data correctly.
130401 P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS LIMIT ERROR HAS BEEN DETECTED. ; BPH85 E/NR
UP/DOWN LIMIT
130402 P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS LIMIT ERROR HAS BEEN DETECTED. ; BHPH86 E/NR
UP/DOWN LIMIT
(Cause 1) Dirt adheres to the sensor and the optical beam is shielded.
(Cause 2) The sensor may be defective.
(Remedy 1) Wipe off dirt on the sensor and re-zero the support pin up/down mechanism.
When the machine cannot be set to its normal condition, consult our service
personnel for the remedy.
(Remedy 2) Contact our service personnel for details.
0511-002 2-89 AIL01ETRP
3.3 Error IDs and Remedial Procedures
0511-001 2-89-1 AIL01ETRP
Error ID Item Description
130601 P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS THE CONTROLLER CAN NOT RUN.
UP/DOWN COMMUNICATION
130602 P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS CONTROLLER INTERIOR IS OUT OF ORDER.
UP/DOWN COMMUNICATION
130603 P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS CONTROLLER IN COMMUNICATION ERROR CONDITION.
UP/DOWN COMMUNICATION
130604 P.C.B. SUPPORT PINS CONTROLLER INCOMPLETE RESULTING IN AN OVERTIME
UP/DOWN COMMUNICATION ALARM.
(Cause 1) Self-Diagnostics Error Message
(Remedy 1) Zero all axes and re-start the operation.
When the machine cannot be set to its normal condition, consult our service
personnel for the remedy.
3.3 Error IDs and Remedial Procedures
(14 P.C.B. Locate Lever)
Error ID Item Description
140101
P.C.B. LOCATE LEVER ORIGIN
OUTPUT SIGNAL FROM THE PULSE MOTOR
DRIVER WAS NOT DETECTED.
140102
P.C.B. LOCATE LEVER ORIGIN
FEEDBACK VALUE IS INDEFINITE.
140103
P.C.B. LOCATE LEVER ORIGIN
THE P.C.B. LOCATE LEVER IS NOT AT ORIGIN.
(Cause 1) Self-Diagnostics Error Message
(Remedy 1) Zero all axes and re-start the operation.
When the machine cannot be set to its normal condition, consult our service per-
sonnel for the remedy.
140201 P.C.B. LOCATE LEVER TIMING TASK HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED UNABLE TO
CONTINUE.
(Cause 1) Self-Diagnostics Error Message
(Remedy 1) Zero all axes and re-start the operation.
When the machine cannot be set to its normal condition, consult our service per-
sonnel for the remedy.
140301 P.C.B. LOCATE LEVER DATA THE DRIVER DATA WAS DETECTED OUTSIDE OF THE
POSSIBLE RANGE.
(Cause 1) The target value has exceeded the movable range of the device.
(Remedy 1) As the P.C.B. thickness has exceeded the specified value, set the data correctly.
140401 P.C.B. LOCATE LEVER LIMIT LIMIT ERROR HAS BEEN DETECTED. ; BPH94 E/NR
140402 P.C.B. LOCATE LEVER LIMIT LIMIT ERROR HAS BEEN DETECTED. ; BPH95 E/NR
(Cause 1) Dirt adheres to the sensor and the optical beam is shielded.
(Cause 2) The sensor may be defective.
(Remedy 1) Wipe off dirt on the sensor and re-zero the support pin up/down mechanism.
When the machine cannot be set to its normal condition, consult our service
personnel for the remedy.
(Remedy 2) Contact our service personnel for details.
0511-002 2-90 AIL01ETRP
3.3 Error IDs and Remedial Procedures