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4.2.2. Controller Side Loopback Test Method

4.2.2. Controller Side Loopback Test Method

 

(1)   From the Teach Pendant of the robot controller, select [F2]: System2: Control Parameter3: Serial Port1: Serial Port #1(Or, 2: Serial Port #2) screen and press the [F1]: Communication Test button.

 

(2)   In accordance with the direction on the screen, short circuit the 2-3 pin of the RS-232C terminal of the controller cabinet as shown in [Figure 4.12] A.)

 

 (A)  (B)

 

Figure 4.12 Controller Cabinet Side RS-232C Transmission Short Circuit

 

(3)   If you see the message shown in [Figure 4.13] when you press the [ENTER] key, it is normal.

 

Figure 4.13 Normal Loopback Test Result

 

(4)   In case of an error, a message saying that it is moving to the 2nd stage will be displayed as shown in [Figure 4.14]. In accordance with the direction on the screen, short circuit the 2-3 pin of the main board RS-232C terminal.

 

Figure 4.14 Main Board Side RS-232C Transmission Short Circuit

 

Figure 4.15 Main Board Side RS-232C Transmission Short Circuit

 

(5)   If you see the following message when you press the [ENTER] key, it means that there is no problem with the main board. Check the cable connection with the control box connected from the inner RS-232C terminal to the main board.

 

Figure 4.16 RS-232C Cable Check Message within Control Box

 

(6)   If you see the following message when you press the [ENTER] key, it means that there is an problem with the main board. Try replacing the main board.

 

Figure 4.17 Main Board RS-232C Error Message