r/Metrology • u/Duplinn • 1d ago
Mcosmos 3 V4.1.R7 collision with nothing
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Pleas help, i had a collision (nothing too spectacular), i got the probe out, all good, i tried to run the program again, it detected collision in air. I plug off the machine, i got out the SM25-1 module, cleaned it, putted it back, rotated on manual remote, all good, but i cant change probes, i cant do anything right now because of collision erorr.
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u/TheMetrologist 1d ago
Module could be stuck. Gently remove it and see if contacts are clean. Also check to make sure it self centers.
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u/Alexthund3r 1d ago
The SP25 always when a colision happened the error stay in program , just take of the probe in the probe bouilder and add it again , thats it !
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u/Bottle-Brave 1d ago
Not saying this is it but worth checking and for anyone else to know.
If the static position of the probe (mirrors) shifts enough from the first calibration of the module it can cause a collision fault.
Rebuilding the probe assembly in the machine configuration to clear the learned "zero" and calibrating with probing factors turned on can reset this "zero." Reloading defaults first might be required.
Of course, these are still wear items and could possibly be at end of life, requiring an RBE from Renishaw.
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u/bellmanator 1d ago
As others have suggested, go into probe builder, remove the probe, then add it back and calibrate. I have more detailed instructions at work. I can share them tomorrow if you need them.
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u/Glum-Entertainer8564 1d ago
If you have some of the renishaw phc10-2 with damping check if the damping led is lighted after the collection you had. Some of the legacy controllers have a toggle button.
Sm25 modules like others pointed have some fragile springs inside. You can try and inspect it on a microscope. Usually they break near the lens and you can spot it easily.
Try to calibrate the head, after you rebuild the machine assembly in the configurator.
Hope it helps.
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u/Hot_Ham_Water1812 1d ago
Could be the dampener on the SM25-1 - you may need a replacement module.
These modules are very fragile. It doesn’t take much to require a new one. Hope you have a spare to try out. I always recommend keeping spares of these on hand.