I tried with router.
But Grex still shows me "ecode=777"

Please~~~ Somebody help me~~~!!! T.T

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     Re: Communication Lost / Error 777
« Reply #3 on: August 28, 2007, 03:07:16 PM »       

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I was getting this message reliably along with difficulty initializing once this occurred. Got a new Rabbit and problem was solved. I still have the old Rabbit and it reliably and predictably continues to fail. Gecko has indicated a very small percentage of the Rabbit mini-computers demonstrate networking/ communication trouble.

Also see 'G100 crashing' thread for related symptoms and additional info.
 
 

The above is a quto taken from the following thread.

http://www.machsupport.com/forum/index.php/topic,2674.0.html

This one may also help.

http://www.machsupport.com/forum/index.php/topic,3797.0.html

Brett

I have seen the topic. But...I can't understand. What is rabbit?
He said "new rabbit". what means it?
Is it some plugin? or firmware?

Thanks for your kindness and reply. ^^
- Kris-

Kris, the rabbit is the micro-processor in the G100 I do believe. It is hardware. Contact Gecko about your problem and see if they can help.

Brett

hi Brett.....


i'm james.... i'm new about G100 and mach3 software ...
 i'm design g201 conect to g100 to run stepper motor...

i was setting all hardware and the connection of g100 and mach3 was ok, but the motor doesn't turning out...

1. how to set ty systemhe configuration of mach3 to make motor run ?
2. is it right if i just want to test my system,so i just use x-axis ?


thanks for any help, i will very appriciate....

sorry about my bad english .....


james 

James, Have you looked at the G100 Set Uo Guide?

http://www.machsupport.com/docs/G100_Set_Up_Guide_Rev.1_9-19-07.pdf

Brett

yes i was looked.... ..

this is my design....


thx for your reply Brett....
any comment ?


james

James, your wireing looks fine to me. Looks like your using a 24V power supply? Chaeck the 5v (common on your sheet) pin and see if you have 5 volts there.

Brett

hi Brett....

Yes i use 24 VDC for supply G100 and i was check the common and there was 5 V...

do you think all the part has connect to the right pin ?

must i use 3 axis to test G100 ?


thank's  Brett...




james