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    Exclamation Error: Tool Stop Button On!!!

    When the machine works, after a while in progress of a program, it displays message "Tool Stop Button On", and you have only option to quit the operation or exit the whole software. That's very annoying, when you come back and expect to see that the program is finished, you find message on your screen with the error and you have to start all over again.
    First I thought that the control box was overheating, but when I connected it to the air conditioner, the same error appeared again after a while.
    Any ideas what to do to stop appearing that error?
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    Izzit just me? or am I seeing crazy numbers on his screen?
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    Wow... impressive move and jog speeds!

    Sounds like a loose E-stop wire somewhere...

    SG

    Actually... I just noticed Minkov's home town... the jog and move speeds are normal for millimeters per second.
    Last edited by steve_g; 08-09-2012 at 11:57 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by steve_g View Post
    Actually... I just noticed Minkov's home town...
    the jog and move speeds are normal for millimeters per second.
    Aaahh.. that explains it!____ I was getting worried there..
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    Quote Originally Posted by steve_g View Post


    Sounds like a loose E-stop wire somewhere...

    I searched for loosen screws, but i couldn't find anything. Everything is tight. Is it possible to be some kind of software bug? I changed 2 versions but with no effect.

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    Minkov

    A software bug is unlikely as others are not reporting similar experiences. I'm still convinced the problem is somewhere in the E-stop circuit... I don't know where your E-stop is located, mine is on the Y-car. One time my switch became defective and sensitive to vibration... triggering from it's own movement. I also don't know if your e-stop is a normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC)... if you're comfortable doing so, you might try temporarily jumpering the e-stop at the control board for the NC situation or the opposite for the NO situation. This would tell us if we're on the right track.

    SG

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    Sounds like a static electricity problem. Use the search function on here to find information about properly grounding your dust collection system and the ShopBot.

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