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thanks Al I will check that out. THe short causes the 24v's to go on the 5v line and burn out the controller...hope i can find it soon getting really frustrated with not getting any yhing done...

Hello All:

I have blown two controllers and the folks at carvewright think I have a short in my machine. Does anyone have wiring diagrams for the carvewright?? I ask this because carvewright...

Hi Bergerud:

I have been speaking with the folks at LHR and they advise that the 24V may not be present if it is not under a load.

Not sure what they mean, but thats what I was told..
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I was measuring at the end of the power cable that would plug into the the controller.. So backwards towards the power supply..

Hi Bergerud:

When you say with the plug in and the plug out is that the power plug or the plug into the controller??
i do not get a solid reading between the yellow and a black, my meter reads a...

Hi Everyone:

I think I may have narrowed it down to the power supply. The DC power supply has four wires. The red one is carrying 5V and the yellow one does not seem like it has any voltage, or it...

Good Morning All, and thanks for your direction:

I have two carvewright machines and use the same power source so I expect all is ok as one works fine and the other has this problem.

I use a...

Hello All:

I have blown two controllers and before going for a third I am looking to see if there is a short causing the high voltage to be where the low voltage should be. If anyone has any...

Hi guys, the new controller looks the same as the first one, fried. Waiting for some direction from the tech group

Yes I have reseated all the power and data cables to the controller, and find the same results....

thanks Al

Yes I reformatted the card and flashed it,,,,,

Hello once again, I have finally found time to re-build my carvewright, with a new controller and seem to have another problem. When I turn the carvewright on all three axis start moving and do not...

I am not sure that I understand this information and how I should use it???

I have a dust collection system purchased from LHR, the metal one. Don't use a vacuum on it, use the dust collection system or compressed air to clean it out. The machine has been sitting for a while...

Well no stock is going to be a bummer!!!!

I sent LHR an email last night and asked about the controller, could not find one at the store. I also asked them what might have caused this, so I am...

I checked all the cables, removing them and reseating them tried it again and still the same results, then I carefully removed the computer and opened the black box (its really silver, but black box...

Where is the computer located in this machine, in the side panel with the display??

I removed the bottom cover and could see the pins in the card slot quite well, they all appear OK, two in the middle stick out further,two near the ends are recessed a little and two right at the end...

I have two carvewrights and both are B machines. I have tried commands assuming that it is the display and nothing happens. I have also removed one card from the other machine and the troubled...

First thing I checked, the contrast knob works fine the blocks get really dark and then go away, but no boot up...
I should have mentioned that, sorry...

I have a cravewright B series machine, and have just replaced the y axis motor. When I powered it up the screen just shows black squares on the top line. It appears not to be finishing the boot...

I would like to try fwharris method, but believe he has posted the file using 3.0, I only have 1.187, if anyone could convert it for me I would appreciate that very much...

thanks

Thanks for the suggestions, I will try them out and see what happens and advise. Thanks ahain

The file is from an STL file import and centre line conforming vector text added for the information. The carve region is flat no texture. I really appreciate your assistance.

Thanks for the input. Nd bergerud is correct, I have used centreline text with conforming vectors. Any idea how to restart??