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switch off the power and redo the operation from
the beginning.
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The MDX-40A has performed an emer-
gency stop.
-- (The message indicating the cause
of the error)
Switch the equipment power off, then
back on.
To prevent recurrence, revise the cutting
parameters.
An emergency stop occurred because a spindle-mo-
tor error occurred. The operation cannot be resumed
immediately. The message indicating the cause of the
error, as well as the causes of the emergency stop and
the countermeasures are described below.
The spindle motor experienced exces-
sive current.
Spindle rotation is impossible because
voltage is too low.
The Z motor experienced an excessive
load.
This is caused by prolonged high load on the motor
or by excessive torque being applied momentarily.
Follow the on-screen messages to switch off the
power. The cutting may have exceeded the capacity
of the machine. Before restarting, revise the cutting
conditions. Also, allow the machine to rest for some
time, because the motor may have overheated. If
messages like these persist, contact your authorized
Roland DG Corp. dealer or Roland DG Corp.
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5-5 Responding to an Error Message
The MDX-40A has performed an emer-
gency stop.
-- (The message indicating the cause
of the error)
Switch the equipment power off.
Allow the equipment to rest for a while,
then switch the power back on.
To prevent recurrence, revise the cutting
parameters.
An emergency stop occurred because the machine
experienced load that exceeded its capacity. The
operation cannot be resumed immediately. The
message indicating the cause of the error, as well as
the causes of the emergency stop and the counter-
measures are described below.
The spindle control circuit is running
hot.
The spindle motor is running hot.
This is caused by prolonged high load on the motor
or by excessive torque being applied momentarily.
Follow the on-screen messages to switch off the
power. The cutting may have exceeded the capacity
of the machine. Before restarting, revise the cutting
conditions. Also, allow the machine to rest for some
time, because the motor may have overheated. If
messages like these persist, contact your authorized
Roland DG Corp. dealer.
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