[bbrreid]

I have an old SL3 which I bought along time ago 3rd hand and have never been able to down load programs from a PC with RS323 cable. I also have a Yamazaki with a 6Ta control and this machine uploads and down loads no problem, I have even swapped control boards and the Mori still wont send or receive, it has a box attached with inputs with Call, Wait, Ready I take it its a BTR with 3 RS232 sockets the only name on it is LA.425 I have photos

Thanks in advance if anyone can help

[alexfanuc]

I have an old SL3 which I bought along time ago 3rd hand and have never been able to down load programs from a PC with RS323 cable. I also have a Yamazaki with a 6Ta control and this machine uploads and down loads no problem, I have even swapped control boards and the Mori still wont send or receive, it has a box attached with inputs with Call, Wait, Ready I take it its a BTR with 3 RS232 sockets the only name on it is LA.425 I have photos

Thanks in advance if anyone can help

Does your machine have a "Tape Reader"?
Did you swapp the CRTC PUNCHER PCB?This card is located to the left of the Bubble Memory PCB.
Regards
AlexFanuc

[bbrreid]

Does your machine have a "Tape Reader"?
Did you swapp the CRTC PUNCHER PCB?This card is located to the left of the Bubble Memory PCB.
Regards
AlexFanuc

Hi Alex, thank you for the reply, yes to both questions, I remember I read somewhere that the old Mori lathes would only send but not receive programs.
I am trying to identify the box on the photos which was fixed to the back of the machine. The machine belonged to a Dundee company Pacson Valves but I dont think there is anyone still working there that would remember the machine

[alexfanuc]

Hi Alex, thank you for the reply, yes to both questions, I remember I read somewhere that the old Mori lathes would only send but not receive programs.
I am trying to identify the box on the photos which was fixed to the back of the machine. The machine belonged to a Dundee company Pacson Valves but I dont think there is anyone still working there that would remember the machine

Tape reader has three sets. You must play a little bit with that.
Edit mode , program key switch to off, no alarms in the machine , program display, and you should be able to upload programs into the machine.
The settings for the RS232 port are located in the CrtC Puncher PCB (jumpers). Usually you use speed 4800, stop bits 2, parity even.
Can you tell me the value of parameters 0 thru 6?
Regards
AlexFanuc.

[bbrreid]

Hi Alex

0) 10101010
1) 01101101
2) 10100010
3) 10101000
4) 00000000
5) 00000000
6) 11010001

Regards
Brian

[alexfanuc]

Hi Alex

0) 10101010
1) 01101101
2) 10100010
3) 10101000
4) 00000000
5) 00000000
6) 11010001

Regards
Brian

Parameter 24 bit 0 must be 1
parameter 25 = 11101111
parameter 26 bit 7 must be zero

SETTING PAGE:
PUNCH CODE =1
INPUT DEVICE 1 = 0
INPUT DEVICE 2 = 1
regards

AlexFanuc

[bbrreid]

Thank you very much Alex, I will check this out this weekend

Regards
Brian

[bbrreid]

Hi Alex,

I have another machine (Yamazaki) with a 6Ta control which does upload and download without any problems so I swapped circuit boards and when I powered up the Mori I got a 600 fault code =Transfer error of MDI data or DI/DO data. With the Mori board connected in the Yamazaki I had the same problem as before it would upload to the PC only
I have the parameters for the Mori attached and photos of the two boards, the Mori board has the extra IC's Attachment 461882

[alexfanuc]

Hi Alex,

I have another machine (Yamazaki) with a 6Ta control which does upload and download without any problems so I swapped circuit boards and when I powered up the Mori I got a 600 fault code =Transfer error of MDI data or DI/DO data. With the Mori board connected in the Yamazaki I had the same problem as before it would upload to the PC only
I have the parameters for the Mori attached and photos of the two boards, the Mori board has the extra IC's Attachment 461882

You are taking away the pcb with the software (ROM) You cannot swapp the boards.
Regards
AlexFanuc

[bbrreid]

Thank you for your reply Alex,

Regards
Brian