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Remove the GF_L board and connect it instead of the GF work board. Without mounting on the mechanics. As a result, we continue to act.
"Lost" X- and Y-axis on GF Mk II
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Re: "Lost" X- and Y-axis on GF Mk II
I do not fully understand.
I transfer the board from one of the bases to the other one? one by one?
What do you mean "without mounting on the mechanics"? Just connecting the board and plugging them in without screwing them onto the gimbal?
I transfer the board from one of the bases to the other one? one by one?
What do you mean "without mounting on the mechanics"? Just connecting the board and plugging them in without screwing them onto the gimbal?
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Re: "Lost" X- and Y-axis on GF Mk II
That's right.
You do not need to remove anything from the working right base.
Just connect the removed GF_L board to the output connector of the right base.
And see if she appeared in the configurator with a green scale.
You do not need to remove anything from the working right base.
Just connect the removed GF_L board to the output connector of the right base.
And see if she appeared in the configurator with a green scale.
Re: "Lost" X- and Y-axis on GF Mk II
I think I understand.
So I removed the four screws up top and the one cable and moved the gimbal with boards into the "Ring" of the other GF.
The issue is still there, no X and Y axes.
So I removed the four screws up top and the one cable and moved the gimbal with boards into the "Ring" of the other GF.
The issue is still there, no X and Y axes.
Re: "Lost" X- and Y-axis on GF Mk II
Yes, the LED was burning.
I now went ahead and also changed the Boards.
That is:
Axes X board from right, working GF into left GF. -> no change
Axes Y board from right, working GF into left GF. -> back to normal, see Screenshot:
So I assume an issue with the axes Y board?
The next step is to open a support ticket with my vendor?
I now went ahead and also changed the Boards.
That is:
Axes X board from right, working GF into left GF. -> no change
Axes Y board from right, working GF into left GF. -> back to normal, see Screenshot:
So I assume an issue with the axes Y board?
The next step is to open a support ticket with my vendor?
Re: "Lost" X- and Y-axis on GF Mk II
I'm not sure what you mean by "harvester" in this context. The "main" board where most of the cables go into?
I will write an email.
Thank you so much for your time and help!
I will write an email.
Thank you so much for your time and help!
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Re: "Потерянный" X- и Y-оси на GF Mk II
I wanted to see the photo where the captured board with GF_L is connected to the output connector of the right GF base.
And at the same time, Led is lit on it, but there is no communication with it in the configurator.
I clearly explained?
The combine meant the whole structure, where the right base with unreleased boards and the board with GF_L connected to the output socket of this base are nearby.
And at the same time, Led is lit on it, but there is no communication with it in the configurator.
I clearly explained?
The combine meant the whole structure, where the right base with unreleased boards and the board with GF_L connected to the output socket of this base are nearby.
Re: "Lost" X- and Y-axis on GF Mk II
I'm sorry. I'm not a native english speaker myself, that makes some things hard to understand.
I try again, is this what you want?:
top is GF-L
bottom is GF (right)
result:
I try again, is this what you want?:
top is GF-L
bottom is GF (right)
result:
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