Pressing Go to work origin make my Masso Hang

[pinoy-cnc]

hi Masso Support,

i encounter this glitch or firmware bug on V4.0 but updating to V4.01 don't fix the problem.



please see video:

 

[cncnutz]

Hi Rex,

Can you please check the A axis settings in the F1 screen.
At present it is showing nan on the DRO which is not valid and I am wondering if there is corruption of the A axis settings.
Maybe an letter or other character has ended up in the A axis setting.

I did load your settings file from your tool changer issue and everything works ok on my machine and the go to zero works ok.
The A axis on mine running your settings show 0.000 and not nan.

Cheers Peter

 

[pinoy-cnc]

Quote from CNCnutz on January 30, 2021, 4:41 pm

Hi Rex,

Can you please check the A axis settings in the F1 screen.
At present it is showing nan on the DRO which is not valid and I am wondering if there is corruption of the A axis settings.
Maybe an letter or other character has ended up in the A axis setting.

I did load your settings file from your tool changer issue and everything works ok on my machine and the go to zero works ok.
The A axis on mine running your settings show 0.000 and not nan.

Cheers Peter

Hi Peter,

Please see attached picture of the settings of the A axis

 

[cncnutz]

The settings does look ok

You can see the nan in the A axis DRO I'm referring too in the screen capture below but what has caused it I don't know.
Do you know at what point the indication was on the screen? Was it there when you turned MASSO on or after you homed the machine.
Do you know what you might have done between turning on the machine and taking the video.

Just wondering how it might be possible to replicate the issue. I'm sure it is the A axis that is the cause of the problem here.
When you next repower your machine can you keep an eye on the A axis DRO and see if you see nan on it again and maybe what needs to be done to cause it.

I will have a try with your setting here to see if I can replicate it.

Cheers Peter

 

[pinoy-cnc]

Quote from CNCnutz on January 30, 2021, 5:44 pm

The settings does look ok

You can see the nan in the A axis DRO I'm referring too in the screen capture below but what has caused it I don't know.
Do you know at what point the indication was on the screen? Was it there when you turned MASSO on or after you homed the machine.
Do you know what you might have done between turning on the machine and taking the video.

Just wondering how it might be possible to replicate the issue. I'm sure it is the A axis that is the cause of the problem here.
When you next repower your machine can you keep an eye on the A axis DRO and see if you see nan on it again and maybe what needs to be done to cause it.

I will have a try with your setting here to see if I can replicate it.

Cheers Peter

hi Peter,

I solve it, now its working fine. i just press the A zero axis on f2 and the DRO goes to zero.

 

[cncnutz]

Very interesting.
I wonder if the F4 work offset table had corrupt position data in it for the A axis or maybe yours is a new G3 and the G54 table is blank.

Thanks for the update.

Cheers peter.