What to do if my CNC-Step T-Rex Control Systems machine has no function?
If your CNC-Step machine isn't functioning, there are several potential causes. First, ensure that the emergency stop button hasn't been pressed; if it has, cancel the emergency stop. Also, check the pin assignment in the software to make sure the toggle signal is present. Finally, inspect the control cable for any damage and repair if necessary.
How to fix step loss on CNC-Step Control Systems?
If you're experiencing step loss with your CNC-Step, it could be due to a couple of reasons. The stepper motor of the X-axis (X1 and/or X2) might be overloaded, so check the machine's perpendicularity. Also, the travel speed might be too high, so correct the setting in the software.
Why does the stepper motor stand still on my CNC-Step T-Rex Control Systems?
If the stepper motor (X, Y, and/or Z-axis) is standing still, it might be overloaded. Check the connecting line, inspect the control, and consult the controller's specific instructions for troubleshooting.
What to do if the real-time module is blocked on CNC-Step T-Rex Control Systems?
If the real-time module is blocked, especially on Windows, it could be because other programs are running in the background; close those programs. Another potential cause is an active energy-saving mode for the USB port; disable this mode in the BIOS.
Why is there a cracking or loud noise when driving the axes on my CNC-Step T-Rex Control Systems?
Cracking or loud noises when driving the axes can stem from a couple of issues. The PCI-interface or parallel port might be defective, in which case you should stop the operation and contact the manufacturer. Alternatively, a lack of maintenance could be the cause, so lubricate the spindle waves.
What causes a hard lock error on CNC-Step T-Rex?
A hard lock error can occur if the USB dongle was not found (WIN PC-NC Economy). Check the USB dongle to ensure it is properly connected.
General| Brand | CNC-Step |
|---|---|
| Model | T-Rex Series |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
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