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Date:
October 20, 2009 08:58 AM
m/c error 3564 raceway monitoring triggered-gantry 3.
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Date:
October 20, 2009 10:31 AM
Seth, From the Siemens technical information document: Raceway monitoring detects incorrect positioning of the Z axis with respect to the raceway during Raceway monitoring is an aid to the operator or service engineer in order to take This should point you in the right direction. Lloyd
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Date:
October 20, 2009 12:30 PM
Thank you very much for your information, well said.
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Author:
seth
Subject: HS60
In the help menu it says topic does not existed. Anybody has any idea what this error code mean? This is siemens hs60.
Author:
SoVeryTired
Subject: HS60
motion of the star. This is done by monitoring the current drawn by the Z axis while the star is turning.
If the current exceeds a particular value, the following error message is issued:
"3564 Raceway monitoring triggered"
This incorrect position can lead to early damage of the raceway.
If raceway monitoring is triggered, a reference run is automatically carried out after the board has
been completed. This can compensate for the incorrect position of the Z axis.
If raceway monitoring constantly triggers, however, this indicates permanent incorrect positioning of
the Z axis.
The following are possible causes:
• Incorrect setting of the top Z limit stop (see TI 10C06014)
• Incorrect setting for the P gain or tacho of the Z servo
• Belt tension of the Z axis belt too low (280 Hz ± 10Hz)
• Faulty Z axis motor
• Faulty servo card
• Previously damaged raceway or Z axis aperture
• Damaged Z axis guide
preventive action to avoid damage to the raceway and the Z axis guide.
Author:
seth
Subject: HS60
As of right now I am not using this gantry until I can resolve this issue in a timely manner to prevent it from costly repair. Thanks again for the info.