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*Missing [[Setting device bus address#Bus termination|bus termination]] or too long stub after termination. Correct termination is important especially if RJ45 cable is longer than 3 meters or stub longer than 0.5 meters. | *Missing [[Setting device bus address#Bus termination|bus termination]] or too long stub after termination. Correct termination is important especially if RJ45 cable is longer than 3 meters or stub longer than 0.5 meters. | ||
**With IONICUBE, make sure that bus termination is set on (IONICUBE 4 axis board: insert jumper to JP10 position 1, see image [[IONI & IONICUBE user guide/Making the first Granity connection|here]]) and IONICUBE 1X, set DIP switch S1 position 1 on). | **With IONICUBE, make sure that bus termination is set on (IONICUBE 4 axis board: insert jumper to JP10 position 1, see image [[IONI & IONICUBE user guide/Making the first Granity connection|here]]) and IONICUBE 1X, set DIP switch S1 position 1 on). | ||
| − | *Use of crossover RJ45 cable. If this has been used, it might have caused damage that might prevent communication even with correct cable. For repair instructions of Argon, see [[Determining Argon hardware failure]]. | + | *Use of crossover RJ45 cable. If this has been used, it might have caused damage that might prevent communication even with correct cable. |
| + | **For repair instructions of Argon, see [[Determining Argon hardware failure]]. | ||
*Device has an error state, see [[Argon user guide/LED indicators|led indicators]] | *Device has an error state, see [[Argon user guide/LED indicators|led indicators]] | ||
*Wrong communication interface device selected from Granity | *Wrong communication interface device selected from Granity | ||
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*Device has insufficient logic voltage supply causing erroneous operation or rebooting of device | *Device has insufficient logic voltage supply causing erroneous operation or rebooting of device | ||
*Possibly some incompatibility with the computer, try connection from another computer | *Possibly some incompatibility with the computer, try connection from another computer | ||
| − | *USB adapter has bee plugged in ''after'' Granity has been started (and because of that it is not in listed in the communication interface devices). Ensure that USB device has been inserted before Granity is started. | + | *USB adapter has bee plugged in ''after'' Granity has been started (and because of that it is not in listed in the communication interface devices). |
| − | *Multiple communication interface devices are available and the wrong one has been chosen. Multiple SimpleMotion adapters may be listed even when there is only one SimpleMotion adapter plugged in because Granity might assume some other USB serial port to be also SimpleMotion adapter even when it's not. <br/>[[File:wikimultipleSMdevices.png]] | + | **Ensure that USB device has been inserted before Granity is started. |
| + | *Multiple communication interface devices are available and the wrong one has been chosen. Multiple SimpleMotion adapters may be listed even when there is only one SimpleMotion adapter plugged in because Granity might assume some other USB serial port to be also SimpleMotion adapter even when it's not. | ||
| + | **Try all available SimpleMotion devices and see which one works.<br />[[File:wikimultipleSMdevices.png]] | ||
[[Category:Argon_troubleshooting]] | [[Category:Argon_troubleshooting]] | ||
[[Category:IONI_troubleshooting]] | [[Category:IONI_troubleshooting]] | ||
[[Category:VSD-E/XE_troubleshooting]] | [[Category:VSD-E/XE_troubleshooting]] | ||
Revision as of 15:41, 17 June 2016
This article helps finding cure for connection problems between PC and drive.
Granity (Argon, Ioni & Atomi drives)
Granity requires following conditions to establish connection:
- Compatible RS485 adapter, such as SimpleMotion V2 USB adapter
- SimpleMotion V2 compliant drive, such as Argon or Ioni
- SimpleMotion V2 cabling with termination
- Correct bus address setting on all devices in the SM V2 bus, see Setting device bus address
- Straight (not crossover) RJ45 cable on the devices with RJ45 ports (IONICUBE, ARGON)
Common failure reasons:
- Bus address conflicting between devices (two or more devices set to same address)
- Missing bus termination or too long stub after termination. Correct termination is important especially if RJ45 cable is longer than 3 meters or stub longer than 0.5 meters.
- With IONICUBE, make sure that bus termination is set on (IONICUBE 4 axis board: insert jumper to JP10 position 1, see image here) and IONICUBE 1X, set DIP switch S1 position 1 on).
- Use of crossover RJ45 cable. If this has been used, it might have caused damage that might prevent communication even with correct cable.
- For repair instructions of Argon, see Determining Argon hardware failure.
- Device has an error state, see led indicators
- Wrong communication interface device selected from Granity
- SimpleMotion V2 USB adapter damaged, see testing of SMV2 adapter
- Electromagnetic interference that is coupled to the communication cables, try separating signal and power cables and use EMI suppression cores on cables (including SimpleMotion RJ45).
- Device has insufficient logic voltage supply causing erroneous operation or rebooting of device
- Possibly some incompatibility with the computer, try connection from another computer
- USB adapter has bee plugged in after Granity has been started (and because of that it is not in listed in the communication interface devices).
- Ensure that USB device has been inserted before Granity is started.
- Multiple communication interface devices are available and the wrong one has been chosen. Multiple SimpleMotion adapters may be listed even when there is only one SimpleMotion adapter plugged in because Granity might assume some other USB serial port to be also SimpleMotion adapter even when it's not.
- Try all available SimpleMotion devices and see which one works.
- Try all available SimpleMotion devices and see which one works.
