Need Help S2T140 - "Unable to lower OPOS"

[PhuKing]

Hey everyone,

I have an issue with my Summa. Every time it scans for an OPOS mark it lowers the scanner multiple times and gives me the error "Unable to lower OPOS". After I press the return button it scans normally and proceeds to the next mark. Anybody know how to fix this? Thanks.

Jon

 

[jerry369]

Open Summa Cutter Control Program, go to Menu panel and do a backup (click on the Backup button) of your plotter settings. Open the saved file (named with the serial number of your plotter) using a text editor (WordPad or Notepad for example) and search for a variable named "lower_opos_press2", if its value is less than 210 set it to 210. DO NOT CHANGE ANY OTHER SETTING. Save the file.
Now in Summa Cutter Program click on the Restore button, select the modified file and verify if the issue has been solved.

 

[PhuKing]

Open Summa Cutter Control Program, go to Menu panel and do a backup (click on the Backup button) of your plotter settings. Open the saved file (named with the serial number of your plotter) using a text editor (WordPad or Notepad for example) and search for a variable named "lower_opos_press2", if its value is less than 210 set it to 210. DO NOT CHANGE ANY OTHER SETTING. Save the file.
Now in Summa Cutter Program click on the Restore button, select the modified file and verify if the issue has been solved.

Thanks Jerry! It fixed the issue. May I ask how you found this fix and why the value must be 210?
I tried getting support from AirMark and Summa for over a year but they both were a lost cause.

 

[bigben]

Open Summa Cutter Control Program, go to Menu panel and do a backup (click on the Backup button) of your plotter settings. Open the saved file (named with the serial number of your plotter) using a text editor (WordPad or Notepad for example) and search for a variable named "lower_opos_press2", if its value is less than 210 set it to 210. DO NOT CHANGE ANY OTHER SETTING. Save the file.
Now in Summa Cutter Program click on the Restore button, select the modified file and verify if the issue has been solved.

Damn! That was a very specific and impressive answer. I'm curious to know how and why you got that knowledge. lol.