¶ 01001609: Home return failed. Limit switch not found within the search distance. Try increasing the maximum travel, reducing the pull-off distance, or checking the wiring.
¶ Cause analysis: Zero return failed, retry zero return
¶ Possible cause: Limit switch not found during homing search phase
1. Check if the machine limit switches are damaged: After checking the left, right, up, and down limit switches as shown below, see if they emit a beeping sound.
2. Check if the tracheal wiring harness of the laser module is on the outside as shown in the figure below, and re-route the wiring harness to place it inside the card slot.
¶ Troubleshooting and Solutions: Contact after-sales service, and development will provide solutions
Upgrade using the temporary 27 OTA version. After the upgrade is completed, the device will automatically restart, perform Z-axis judgment, and then carry out a silent upgrade (while on the logo screen, the upgrade process takes more than 70 seconds). After entering the UI screen, restart the device. If it gets stuck on the logo screen, it means it is upgrading again, and the previous upgrade may have been unsuccessful.
Use version 41 (version 40 does not turn off the motor lock) to supplement the motor lock turn-off during Z-axis upgrade
¶ Cause analysis: The name or format of the downloaded file package is incorrect
¶ Possible causes: The suffix of the download package name contains additional symbols, numbers, spaces, etc., for example: CV40-Pro-MASTER-Release_V1_0_40_202509041650 (1).tar.gz
¶ Troubleshooting and Solutions: Refer to the upgrade package downloaded from the official website, with the standard format reference being CV40-Pro-MASTER-Release_V1_0_40_202509041650.tar.gz
¶ 400 Device Management Service and Peripheral Access:
¶ 1. Restart the router or re-plug the network cable (both ends), and confirm that the network cable's RJ45 connector is free from oxidation and damage.
Right-click the "Network Icon" in the lower right corner of the desktop → Select "Open Network and Sharing Center" → Click "Change adapter settings" on the left side.
Find the currently used network (such as "Ethernet", "WiFi Name"), right-click and select "Properties".
In the pop-up window, find "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)" and double-click to open it.
Confirm that "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically" are checked (if they were previously manually entered, change them back to automatic), then click "OK" to save.
Reset Client DHCP Request: Press Win+R, enter cmd to open the Command Prompt, and then enter the following commands in sequence (press Enter after each command to resolve IP cache conflicts):
Click the "Apple icon" in the top-left corner of the screen → "System Settings" → "Network".
Select the current network (wired / wireless) and click "Details" on the right.
Switch to the "TCP/IP" tab, confirm that "Configure IPv4" is set to "Use DHCP", and click "Apply".
If it still times out: Click "Renew DHCP Lease" (Reacquire DHCP Lease) to force the device to send a new DHCP request
¶ 06002022:SSID temporarily disabled, access point configuration issue.
Simulation method: The superior blacklists the device
¶ Cause analysis: The router actively stops broadcasting the specified WiFi name (SSID), or configuration anomalies cause the device to be unable to recognize/connect