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Old 02-18-12, 01:19 PM
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The problem i am having is a 1028 counter alarm.
How d i fix this?

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Old 02-20-12, 12:40 PM
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Hello Rick,
We are going to need more information. When does the alarm appear? Are you running a macro program? On what line of code does the alarm appear? Does if happen on any specific tool like it is a tool life counter?

We also need to know what model Fanuc you are using??

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Also, is this a "machine" alarm or a "control" alarm?
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Hello Rick,
We are going to need more information. When does the alarm appear? Are you running a macro program? On what line of code does the alarm appear? Does if happen on any specific tool like it is a tool life counter?

We also need to know what model Fanuc you are using??

Stevo
It is a Fanuc Oi-Md control on a Johnford SV 40 VMC. This alarm happens at start up. Thanks.
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Odd. I can not reference that alarm in the manuals. As Doug was asking is it a machine or control alarm. IOW what is the prefix to the alarm and on what alarm screen does it occur? As it appears I don't believe that it is a control (Fanuc) alarm. However it is very odd that you get this alarm at power up.

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