Error solving manual.
CNC 8060
CNC 8065
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(REF: 1709)
1384 'M function not allowed with movement'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE A movement and an M function with associated subroutine and execution before the
movement have been programmed in the same block. The subroutines are always
executed at the end of the block; therefore, the M function will never be executed
before the programmed movement.
SOLUTION Program the M function in another block or define the M function in the machine
parameters to be executed after the movement.
1385 'D and the tool length cannot be modified in the same block'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The CNC has tried to write the "V.G.TOL" variable in the same block where a tool
change or tool offset change is programmed.
SOLUTION Check the program.
1386 'D and the tool offsets cannot be modified in the same block'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The CNC has tried to write the "V.G.TOFL.xn" variable in the same block where a tool
change or tool offset change is programmed.
SOLUTION Check the program.
1387 'Too many M functions in the same block'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE There are too many M functions in the same block.
SOLUTION From version V2.00, the CNC admits up to 14 M functions per block; in earlier
versions, the limit was 7 functions per block.
1388 'No more H functions allowed'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE There are too many H functions in the same block.
SOLUTION The maximum number of H functions allowed in the same block is 7.
1389 'Incompatible G functions (G10/G11/G12/G13/G14)'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE Two G functions incompatible with each other have been programmed in the block.
SOLUTION Program the functions in different blocks.
1390 'Incompatible G functions (G98/G99)'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE Two G functions incompatible with each other have been programmed in the block.
SOLUTION Program the functions in different blocks.
1392 'Parameter programmed twice'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE The same parameter has been programmed more than once in the instruction or
function.
SOLUTION Check the program.
1393 'The current tool and tool offset do not match the ones programmed'
DETECTION During block search.
CAUSE After a tool inspection, the active tool offset D does not match the tool offset D
programmed before interrupting the execution. The CNC has motion blocks prepared
that will be used to machine the part after repositioning with the programmed tool
radius. If the tool that is in the spindle is different and the tool radius is compensated
in the program, the CNC will machine a different part.
SOLUTION Change the tool of the spindle so it matches the one programmed.
1394 'The subroutine associated with the G function does not exist'
DETECTION During execution.
CAUSE A G180 or G189 function has been programmed, but the associated subroutine does
not exist. A G74 function has been programmed alone in the block, but the associated
subroutine does not exist.
SOLUTION Together with function G74, program the axes to be homed or define the associated
subroutine (parameter REFPSUB). For functions G180 through G189, define the
associated subroutine (parameter OEMSUB).
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