[txcncman]

Upload a picture of the control panel to refresh the memory.

[Machineit]

Some a little blurry, but let me know if good enough. And, disregard the search for the RS232 port, I found it. The cover was stuck and even broke when it finally opened.

Mike

[txcncman]

Photo 3 shows a mode select button. I would think it will show mode on screen? Once on zero return or home mode, hold the + feed buttons for each axis until to stops on home? Fanucs usually have a mode select rotary switch. It has been over 14 years since I touched a Hardinge with the Seimens control. Highly recommend you contact Hardinge. They have always helped me in the past, even on older machines.

[Machineit]

Thanks for the assistance.

I ordered some seals from a Hardinge distributor and some how they messed up the order. Had them over-nighted to arrive on Saturday and one seal was missing. Lost a weekend of work on it time, but talked them into going to the Hardinge site and down loading a manual for me, they have access. Just got back from Staples and having it printed out.

So, if anyone else needs one I have it now.

Thanks---Mike

[txcncman]

Did you have them save it as a PDF file?

[Machineit]

Did you have them save it as a PDF file?

Yup, here it is if anyone needs it. Well, here it is NOT! Zipped it up and tried to attach it several times, but got the "Security Token Missing error!" Tried it unzipped and no go either.

I guess you will have to email me for it.

Mike

[mark562]

Mike

I have the same machine as you and have lost all the commissioning data due to a board shorting out.

Could I trouble you to download A copy of yours and e-mail to me ?

[email protected]

Thanks
Mark