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never figured out what those elements are but 6421.1 and 6426.1 are required with ladder update C03 and cleared the alarms.

G33 is made by making 6405.1 high

Still searching for G1103

Anybody know what these are in the ladder?

I got a free TV400 that had zero documentation and no parameters. It's an 8K machine with the 20 tool changer. I've managed to get a set of parameters...

Sounds like you lost your parameters.

Without looking through the ladder, my first guess would be that the tool isn't unclamping and that is raising the rest of the alarm states. Will the tool manually unclamp?

First a flash card will only work for SRAM backup and restore.

A SRAM card must be used for the control to recognize the card for loading programs.

I will start by saying I have done a fair...

What mode are you in? I think you need to be in Edit or MDI

While that is true of an OT-c I'm pretty sure on a model B the basic option only consisted of 1 eprom FE1. FC1 for option assembly A1, FA1 for option assembly A2 and F81 for option assembly A3.
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I would isolate the source of the parity issue before attempting to locate difficult to find macros.

OE1 and OE2 parity are an issue with the ladder EPROMS not the software

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FA1 is for option assembly A2 and F81 is for option assembly A3. It is highly unlikely they were ever populated

615 is the software and indicates it is a model B control.

Do you have a backup...

I know this is old but the issue was likely caused by only partially enabling the data server. That is not the only parameter that needs enabled, also the system table needs to be modified as well. ...

It's a Seicos 18M and a Fanuc 18iMa

K000.7 is magazine handle select.

Making this keep relay allows the MPG to operate the tool chain when placed in the 4th axis.

Many Hitachi machines had options for different pull studs with 45 being the most common. If you have the original build sheet it will likely say.

D435.7 will enable the 12 station turret.

FYI holding EOB while pressing output will punch out the 900s

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I am new to the forum here but not to working with metal. I'm 35 years old, own a small machine and fab shop (fabrication and welding of exotic materials) and recently went back to college for...