I have a DMC-1415 and it is powering on the servo as soon as it as powered up, as opposed to when the on button is pressed. This same program is working normally on my other DMC-1415s, any idea what could be causing this?
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KushalP on
04/05/2017 - 14:00
Hi neergmot,
By default the controller powers on in a servo 'SH' state, meaning the axis will be enabled. You can have it power on in a 'MO' motor off state by either placing a jumper on the 'MO' pins. This will ensure that every time the controller powers up, the motors will be off. It is possible that your other controllers either have the jumper on the 'MO' pins, or have a 'MO' command executed as part of a DMC program that is burned in the controller's memory.
For example:
#AUTO
MO
...
neergmot on
04/06/2017 - 05:57
Thanks for the response....
The program running on all the controllers has a MO command. It is working on every controller but this one. I have done a master reset and downloaded the program to the controller again but that din't help. Anything else you can think of?
KushalP on 04/05/2017 - 14:00
Hi neergmot,
By default the controller powers on in a servo 'SH' state, meaning the axis will be enabled. You can have it power on in a 'MO' motor off state by either placing a jumper on the 'MO' pins. This will ensure that every time the controller powers up, the motors will be off. It is possible that your other controllers either have the jumper on the 'MO' pins, or have a 'MO' command executed as part of a DMC program that is burned in the controller's memory.
For example:
#AUTO
MO
...
neergmot on 04/06/2017 - 05:57
Thanks for the response....
The program running on all the controllers has a MO command. It is working on every controller but this one. I have done a master reset and downloaded the program to the controller again but that din't help. Anything else you can think of?
Thanks