Fagor 8065 - Page 35

Error solving manual.
CNC 8060
CNC 8065
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1198 '#SET OFFSET: negative limit out of range'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The value of the lower travel limit is too low.
SOLUTION Check the program.
1199 '#SET OFFSET: negative upper offset'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The upper axis travel limit for jogging has a negative value.
SOLUTION The upper axis travel limit for jogging must be positive or zero.
1200 '#SET OFFSET: positive limit out of range'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The value of the upper travel limit is too high.
SOLUTION Check the program.
1201 '#SET OFFSET: zero upper and lower offsets'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The values of the lower axis travel limits for jogging are zero.
SOLUTION Check the program.
1203 'The #SET IPOPOS instruction must be programmed alone in the block'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The instruction has not been programmed alone in the block.
SOLUTION Check the program.
1204 'Nonexistent instruction or programmed wrong'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The instruction does not exist or is programmed wrong.
SOLUTION Check the program.
1205 '#CALL AX/#SET AX: unknown offset type'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The type of offset programmed in the instruction does not exist.
SOLUTION The valid offset types are ALL, LOCOF, FIXOF, TOOLOF, ORGOF, MEASOF,
MANOF.
1206 '"," expected'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE "," missing in the instruction or function.
SOLUTION Check the program.
1209 'Axis index out of range'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The possible causes are:
• In instructions #CALL AX/#SET AX the position for some axis is wrong; the
position is taken, the position exceeds the maximum admitted or there is no room
for the axis.
• The axis name has been programmed with the wrong wild character.
SOLUTION The possible solutions are:
• The instruction can place the axes in any unoccupied position between 1 and a
number equal to the total number of axes plus spindles of the system.
• The possible wild characters are @1 to @6 and @SM.
1210 '#CALL AX/#SET AX: repeated axis name'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The same axis has been programmed more than once in the instruction.
SOLUTION Check the program.
1211 '#CALL AX/#SET AX: repeated axis index'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE Two axes try to occupy the same position in the channel.
SOLUTION Check the program.