[TomKerekes]

KFLOP

[Andualem]

KFLOP

First select on Configuration Screen Ch0 when i move by hand Kflop output bit state not changing
When i make for Ch1 it change

[Andualem]

Everything change when i was working the main power supply Off after a hours we get power when i turn on the PC it display error Helpctr.exe, I close it and start Kmotion

Then when i power up the main Switch both Axis Run so fast i can't control everything, i switched the main switch

[TomKerekes]

First select on Configuration Screen Ch0 when i move by hand Kflop output bit state not changing
When i make for Ch1 it change

I can't understand. It doesn't matter what axis is selected on the Configuration screen when looking at all the axes on the Axis Screen. Explain exactly what youare doing and what bits change. If you can not explain simple things you are doing I can not help you. Please put more effort into your responses.

[Andualem]

Hi Tom

I decide to start again from the beginning, install KMotion435f

On Digital IO Screen Kflop Enc 1 Aand Enc 1 B is not changing that means state shows blank

[Andualem]

I thought to use window 10 and the last Kmotion version will take more time but i did it it work fine

Thanks

[TomKerekes]

I don't understand

[Andualem]

I start with window XP with Industrial computer
Yesterday after power failure everything becomes difficult ( here power failure is common, transmission line and other things cause failure )

I start read how can i use window 10 that i use in laptop and i did

And i copy the PCB that control the Plasma

To tell you the truth Tom i spent for this machine above 15 hours each days
Now i stuck on that Axis,
I open encoder to check the encoder glass and circuit it looks fine and i check when i move from step screen Axis move and glass rotating and i check their will be dust, glass is clean.

So what shall i do next ?

[TomKerekes]

It’s very simple to test an encoder. Apply +5V. Measure each of the 4 outputs (A+ A- B+ B-) with a Voltmeter. The outputs should toggle between < 0.4V and >2.4V if not the encoder is bad and needs to be fixed or replaced.