[mattpatt]

Hi All,

Hoping that someone can help.

I have a FADAL 3016FX, Fanuc 0i control.

I have error 368 X AXIS : SERIAL DATA ERROR (INT)

I also had 364 X AXIS : SOFT PHASE ALARM (INT)

The plastic articulated track that retains the wires running under the table and to the motor on the right side of the table was somewhat damaged and some wires cut, so I took steps to repair and rejoin the wires, and also replaced the track.

This has worked for a while, but now I have the same problems again. But now I just have error 368 X AXIS : SERIAL DATA ERROR (INT)

What I'd really like to know is where those wire go to in the cabinet, so that I can check continuance between the cabinet and the motor to see if there's any other breaks in the cable that I missed, as I've had moments where the machine fired up and worked fine, but only for a couple of minutes.

If so I'll probably just replace the whole cable.

Any and all help is much appreciated.

Regards,

Matt.

[gaswiz69]

Cables go directly to the control, they enter the cabinet under the control on the right side. The cable getting damaged is a common issue on the FX machines, poor cable trac design and lack of maintainence contribute to the problem. You would be best to replace the cable, and remove covers to clean it out at least once a month.

[mattpatt]

Thanks for your reply.

I managed to repair the cable for now, but must order a new one just in case.

I found some of the cable track locally here in Thailand, so that's as good as it gets now.

The machine is running fine now and it's a good job too as we have a few parts that need to be finished this week and they will be.

[RASEC]

Hi All,

Hoping that someone can help.

I have a FADAL 3016FX, Fanuc 0i control.

I have error 368 X AXIS : SERIAL DATA ERROR (INT)

I also had 364 X AXIS : SOFT PHASE ALARM (INT)

The plastic articulated track that retains the wires running under the table and to the motor on the right side of the table was somewhat damaged and some wires cut, so I took steps to repair and rejoin the wires, and also replaced the track.

This has worked for a while, but now I have the same problems again. But now I just have error 368 X AXIS : SERIAL DATA ERROR (INT)

What I'd really like to know is where those wire go to in the cabinet, so that I can check continuance between the cabinet and the motor to see if there's any other breaks in the cable that I missed, as I've had moments where the machine fired up and worked fine, but only for a couple of minutes.

If so I'll probably just replace the whole cable.

Any and all help is much appreciated.

Regards,

Matt.

This is Cesar Saldivar from México


We had this problem in a Chiron Machine in the Axis B


We found a broken wire in the pins of conector of the encoder and the conector of the driver B


we fixed the broken wires


After that, the alarm was delete


we are going to buy a new cable


Best Regards

[mattpatt]

Thanks.

However, I found that replacing the Fadal with a Haas was the best thing I ever did. ;-)

Matt.

[proman9999]

Help me!

I had an error, need help!


Thanks!

[Hus123]

Hi All,

I have error 368 X AXIS : SERIAL DATA ERROR (INT)

I also had 364 X AXIS : SOFT PHASE ALARM (INT)

I got same problem 368 & 364 Alarams.

Actually, First we tried to connect RS232 cable.But didn't succeed being parameter protected. After this I worked (machined on foam material) 20 mintus on machine. I have seen these two Alaram after 1 hour. 364 Alaram gone after pressed the reset button or restarted the machine.But there is still have SV0368 X serial data error int alaram. They checked the cable by multimeter .it's good. They were saying cable is good.

Note: I also would like to know that there is have any possibility of this Alaram being RS232 Cable. May be cable was faulty. Is it possible failure of amplifier control Card or pluscoder etc??. Because somebody was saying to me Its happened being your RS232 cable.
This alram have any possibility being changed any parameter.

Hoping that someone can help.


Any and all help is much appreciated. Please reply as soon as possible.

Regards,

Hassan Raza