Diagnostic Steps for Master Power On Problems - Revision history

Jesralian: /* Is CNC Processor set to LOAD in the LOW LEVEL menu? */

2006-06-30T14:53:14Z

‎Is CNC Processor set to LOAD in the LOW LEVEL menu?

2006-06-30T14:07:53Z

‎Check the IP Address of the Operator Station

2006-06-30T14:05:17Z

‎Check the IP Address of the Operator Station

2006-06-30T14:04:09Z

‎Check the IP Address of the Operator Station

2006-06-30T14:03:26Z

‎Check the IP Address of the Operator Station

2006-06-30T13:57:34Z

2006-06-29T22:58:10Z

‎Is CNC Processor set to LOAD in the LOW LEVEL menu?

2006-06-29T22:57:23Z

‎Check to be sure that CNC Processor is not frozen

2006-06-29T22:49:54Z

‎Check the Indicator LEDs on the Schneider Ethernet Adaptors (Top Hats)

2006-06-29T22:49:29Z

‎Check the Indicator LEDs on the Schneider Ethernet Adaptors (Top Hats)

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 If it is set to [disabled], and this bender was recently running, then you may have a corrupt configuration file.
-If this is the case, then see this link for restoring the configuration file:
+If this is the case, then [[Restoring_the_Configuration_File_in_CNC_Bender|Restore the Configuration File]]
 --[[User:Jesralian|John]] 09:57, 30 June 2006 (EDT)

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 #[[Image:Step1_systemmenu.jpg|thumb|100px|left|System Button]]Press the '''SYSTEM''' button<br style="clear:both;"/>
 #[[Image:Step2_networkinfo.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Network Info]]Press the '''NETWORK INFO''' tab<br style="clear:both;"/>
-#[[Image:Step3_ipaddress.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Check IP Address]]- Your Operator Station IP Address will be listed<br style="clear:both;"/>
+#[[Image:Step3_ipaddress.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Check IP Address]]Your Operator Station IP Address will be listed<br style="clear:both;"/>
 If the Operator Station IP address DOES NOT begin with "192.168.0" then all CNC Bender will not be able to communicate with the Modules and the CNC Bender software will not functional. (CNC Bender uses a Class C network standard, which requires the first three octet values be identical for every device on the network. Most SMT/ATT CNC Benders use a Net Indentifier of "192.168.0")

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 #[[Image:Step1_systemmenu.jpg|thumb|100px|left|System Button]]Press the '''SYSTEM''' button<br style="clear:both;"/>
 #[[Image:Step2_networkinfo.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Network Info]]Press the '''NETWORK INFO''' tab<br style="clear:both;"/>
-#[[Image:Step3_ipaddress.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Check IP Address]]- Your Operator Station IP Address will be listed<br><br>
+#[[Image:Step3_ipaddress.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Check IP Address]]- Your Operator Station IP Address will be listed<br style="clear:both;"/>
 If the Operator Station IP address DOES NOT begin with "192.168.0" then all CNC Bender will not be able to communicate with the Modules and the CNC Bender software will not functional. (CNC Bender uses a Class C network standard, which requires the first three octet values be identical for every device on the network. Most SMT/ATT CNC Benders use a Net Indentifier of "192.168.0")

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 <BR><BR>
 == Check the IP Address of the Operator Station ==
-#[[Image:Step1_systemmenu.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Step 1]]Press the '''SYSTEM''' button<br style="clear:both;"/>
+#[[Image:Step1_systemmenu.jpg|thumb|100px|left|System Button]]Press the '''SYSTEM''' button<br style="clear:both;"/>
-#[[Image:Step2_networkinfo.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Step 2]]Press the '''NETWORK INFO''' tab<br style="clear:both;"/>
+#[[Image:Step2_networkinfo.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Network Info]]Press the '''NETWORK INFO''' tab<br style="clear:both;"/>
-#[[Image:Step3_ipaddress.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Step 2]]- Your Operator Station IP Address will be listed<br><br>
+#[[Image:Step3_ipaddress.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Check IP Address]]- Your Operator Station IP Address will be listed<br><br>
 If the Operator Station IP address DOES NOT begin with "192.168.0" then all CNC Bender will not be able to communicate with the Modules and the CNC Bender software will not functional. (CNC Bender uses a Class C network standard, which requires the first three octet values be identical for every device on the network. Most SMT/ATT CNC Benders use a Net Indentifier of "192.168.0")

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 #[[Image:Step1_systemmenu.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Step 1]]Press the '''SYSTEM''' button<br style="clear:both;"/>
 #[[Image:Step2_networkinfo.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Step 2]]Press the '''NETWORK INFO''' tab<br style="clear:both;"/>
-# - Your Operator Station IP Address will be listed<br><br>
+#[[Image:Step3_ipaddress.jpg|thumb|100px|left|Step 2]]- Your Operator Station IP Address will be listed<br><br>
 If the Operator Station IP address DOES NOT begin with "192.168.0" then all CNC Bender will not be able to communicate with the Modules and the CNC Bender software will not functional. (CNC Bender uses a Class C network standard, which requires the first three octet values be identical for every device on the network. Most SMT/ATT CNC Benders use a Net Indentifier of "192.168.0")
 <BR><BR>
 ==Ping the IP Address of the First Module==
 #Open a command prompt through Windows (Start Button ->Run), then type "CMD" and press "Enter"

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	If this is the case, then see this link for restoring the configuration file:		If this is the case, then see this link for restoring the configuration file:
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		+	--[[User:Jesralian\|John]] 09:57, 30 June 2006 (EDT)

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 <BR><BR>
-==Is CNC Processor set to LOAD in the LOW LEVEL menu?==
+==Is [[CNC Processor]] set to LOAD in the LOW LEVEL menu?==
 #Go to the System tab
 #Click on the LOW LEVEL Setup button in the MAIN SYSTEM tab

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-==Check to be sure that CNC Processor is not frozen==
+==Check to be sure that [[CNC Processor]] is not frozen==
-#Close CNC Bender - CNC Bender will attempt to close other support programs (like CNC Processor)
+#Close CNC Bender - CNC Bender will attempt to close other support programs (like [[CNC Processor]])
 #When it is closed, press Ctrl-Alt-Del to display the Windows Task Manager
 #Activate the Processes tab in the Windows Task Manager
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 #Start CNC Bender again
 #View the Processor menu
-#Check to see if there is activity in the CNC Processor log. (There should be text in this log, indicating that CNC Processor is running in the background.)
+#Check to see if there is activity in the [[CNC Processor]] log. (There should be text in this log, indicating that [[CNC Processor]] is running in the background.)
 <BR><BR>
 ==Check the Safety Devices==

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 *It should be flashing quickly.  This indicates that CNC Bender is running and communicating with the module.
 *If this LED is not flashing, then CNC Bender is not communicating with the module.
-**If this is the casem then you can push on the cable connector in the [[Top Hat]] to make sure that it is firmly attached.
+**If this is the case then you can push on the cable connector in the [[Top Hat]] to make sure that it is firmly attached.
 **You can check the cable.
 ** Finally, be sure that the cable for this [[Top Hat]] is attached to the Netgear Switch used in the bender electronics cabinet.