Sum of the active offsets does not equal zero

What does 61426 mean?

This alarm indicates that the sum of active offsets in geometry axes, fine offsets, or rotary components does not equal zero, leading to an inconsistency in the machine's positional calculations. Specific error codes (A-E) identify the type of offset problem (translatory, fine, or rotary for different axes). If not resolved, this can lead to incorrect machine movements, inaccurate positioning, and potentially damage to the workpiece or machine.

Complete Troubleshooting Guide

1. 1

   Check the overview of active offsets ($P_ACTFRAME) in the system to determine which offset type (translatory, fine, or rotary) is causing the discrepancy.

2. 2

   If error code A is active, adjust the translatory offsets of the geometry axes to ensure their sum is zero.

3. 3

   If error code B is active, correct the fine offsets of the geometry axes.

4. 4

   If error code C is active, resolve the rotary components of the geometry axes.

5. 5

   If error codes D or E are active, adjust the translatory offsets for rotary axis 1 or 2, respectively.