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Tg0699-PM-D2 2.3 Error IDs and Remedial Procedures 0207-001 Chapter 2 2-51 T able 4B49 Error ID Item Description 1001000 T able Chute Width Zeroing opn. was incompleted, within specified time. Origin (Cause 1) Dirt adher…
Tg0699-PM-D2
2.3 Error IDs and Remedial Procedures
0207-001 Chapter 2 2-50
Table 4B48
Tg0699-PM-D2
2.3 Error IDs and Remedial Procedures
0207-001 Chapter 2 2-51
Table 4B49
Error ID Item Description
1001000 Table Chute Width Zeroing opn. was incompleted, within specified time.
Origin
(Cause 1) Dirt adheres to the sensor and the optical beam is shielded.
(Cause 2) The sensor is defective.
(Cause 3) The driver is malfunctioning or an error has occurred during communication
with the host CPU.
(Remedy 1) Wipe off dirt on the sensor and zero the table chute width axis again.
(Remedy 2) It is required to replace the sensor with a new one. Contact our service
personnel for details.
(Remedy 3) Shut down the power of the machine once and power up the machine
again. After that, perform the zeroing operation.
If this operation does not reset the machine to its normal condition, the
driver may be defective. Contact our service personnel for details.
1002000 Table Chute Width Detect lost pulse error.
Origin
(Cause 1) The motor is overloaded and has a loss of synchronism.
(Remedy 1) Check for any obstacle around the P.E.C. recognition X axis and perform
the zeroing operation.
If this operation does not reset the machine to its normal condition, con-
tact our service personnel for details.
1008000 Table Chute Width Driver Over-Heat
Driver
(Cause 1) Self-Diagnostics Error Message
(Remedy 1) Zero all axes and re-start the operation.
If this operation does not reset the machine to its normal condition, con-
tact our service personnel for details.
Tg0699-PM-D2
2.3 Error IDs and Remedial Procedures
0207-001 Chapter 2 2-52
Table 4B50
Error ID Item Description
1009000 Table Chute Width Operation was incompleted, within specified time.
Driver
(Cause 1) The driver is malfunctioning or an error has occurred during communication
with the host CPU.
(Remedy 1) Shut down the power of the machine once and power up the machine
again. After that, perform the zeroing operation.
If this operation does not reset the machine to its normal condition, the
driver may be defective. Contact our service personnel for details.
1012000 Table Chute Width PCB Backup Axis is not at origin.
Interlock
(Cause 1) The P.C.B. backup axis origin sensor (BPH231) is defective.
(Cause 2) The operation timing is shifted from the normal one.
(Cause 3) The table chute width axis was activated after the P.C.B. backup axis had
moved up. (during the manual operation)
(Remedy 1) Check how the sensor is working in "Device Check" window (submenu).
When the sensor is not working, it is required to replace the sensor with
a new one. Contact our service personnel for details.
(Remedy 2) Shut down the power of the machine once and power up the machine
again. After that, restart the operation. When the same error still occurs,
contact our service personnel for details.
(Remedy 3) Perform the zeroing operation and re-start the operation.
1013000 Table Chute Width P.C.B. warpage protection was down.
Interlock
(Cause 1) The table chute width axis was activated after the P.C.B. warpage protec-
tion had moved down.
(Remedy 1) Move up the P.C.B. warpage protection and re-start the operation.