Fanuc Alarm PS058: S–COMMAND OUT OF RANGE
Fanus Control Model: 0i-D/F series, 16i/18i/21i, and the 30i/31i/32i series.
Description
If a spindle speed is written in the program that exceeds the machine’s operating capacity, the system will immediately stop the operation and an alarm will appear on the screen.
How to Fix Alarm
Check the S value entered in the program. Make sure that the speed you are requesting is within the capacity of the machine.
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