ErrorList Export
ErrorList Export
2021 14:42:56
Errors: 133
0x0001, 1 Q U I T
Error: Error Quit executed
Error history shows which errors occurred since the last error quit
Cause of Error:
Measure:
Error is quittable !
The current load value can be read with object 0x3369.02 =Axis\Load\’Motor load i²t’ status value. Error is
given for value >=1103 permille (=1.05²*1000).
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
EventID: 40 Warning Word Number (0x3c35 .. / PNU953 ..): 2 Bit: 8
0x2312, 8978 Drive continuous load too high
Error: Effective Drive current monitor (i2t supervision)
Cause of Error: Effective motor current exceeded drive current limit.
PSDM:
In standard operation two times rated current is allowed for2.3 seconds (time constant =
8s).
For low speed or standstill (electrical rotating field frequency < 3Hz) the drive is in
derating operation. This means that two times rated current is allowed for only 100ms
(time constant = 350ms).
PSDS:
Three times the rated current is allowed for2 seconds (time constant = 17s).
Measure: Reduce device load (less current, more standstill phases of the drive, lower machine
throughput, lower acceleration and deceleration), check device dimensioning and replace
drive with a matching model if necessary, reset switching frequency of the power stage to
default value, optimize mechanic components (friction, …).
The current load value can be read with object 0x3369.01 =Axis\Load\’Powerstage load i²t’ status value.
Error is given for value >=1040 permille (=1.02²*1000).
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
If all above mentioned points are eliminated, the device may be defective and should be
verified by the manufacturer.
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Disable Control Loops - Motor Is Free To Rotate
Hints:
- The currently active current limits can be monitored on status objects
0x3321.7 ‘Current positive limit’ and 0x3321.8 ‘Current negative limit’.
- If drive operation in permanent current limit is part of the application this error
(and probably also error 0x7121 ‘Motor blocked’ and if position controller is
active also 0x8611 ‘Tracking error’) must be deactivated in the drive
configuration.
• Remove mechanical blockage / check motor brake and wiring (24V for brake
supplied, correct polarity?).
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error: The 24V supply voltage had a voltage drop below 16V so that system has to be
restarted.
Cause of Error: Cable break, defective contact or overload of the 24V power supply
Measure: Check the cabling and the nominal output power of the power supply
Error is quittable !
Error: 24V supply voltage is too low (below 19.35V for at least 40ms)
Cause of Error: Device 24V is not OK (too low).
The error is only generated with newer controller card hardware revisions
(PSD1-S PAC-0003>=R50, PSD1-M PAC-0001 >=R40)
Measure: Check 24V supply. Maybe the power supply is overloaded (-> increase 24V
power) or there are AC line dropouts.
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
a.) The correct firmware variant cannot be load. (The existing firmware does not fit to
the configured functionality (e.g. field bus) or to the drive hardware)
b.) The used firmware package does not (yet) support the used hardware.
c.) The drive hardware was detected incorrectly from the firmware.
Measure: For error a.) Download the fit firmware via firmware package download in the PSD servo
manager.
For error b.) Download the newest firmware via firmware package download in the PSD
servo manager.
For error c.) try to use the newest Fimware, if this fail, reprogramming of the hardware
components (EEProms is required)
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Possible causes:
• The 24V supply for the motor brake is not connected
• There is a short circuit between Br+ and Br- or GND
• The connected motor brake requires too much current
• The motor is configured with a holding brake, but the brake is not controlled by
the PSD (24V brake supply not connected as not required)
Measure: • Ensure that the 24V supply voltage for the motor brake is connected correctly
(motor brake connector)
PSD1M…: X46 (Pin7=24V and Pin8= GND)
PSD1S…: X51 (Pin1=24V and Pin2=GND)
• Check the cabling and the motor brake for a short circuit between Br+ and Br-
or GND
• Check the power consumption of the used motor brake. Does it exceed the
allowed current of 1A?
• Remove the motor brake from configuration (or anyway connect the 24V brake
supply voltage) if the brake is not controlled by the PSD
Error reaction is configurable!
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
Notes:
➢ The drive STO inputs can be monitored on Axis level via object 0x60FD ‘DigitalInputs’ and
0x31C1.02 ‘STOx’. On device level object 0x2070 ‘DigitalDrive_IO_States’ could be
monitored. The SoB status can be monitored on object 0x2511.0x18 (all axis) or
0x2511.0x15…0x17 (axis1…3).
The STO event after about 100ms 2) is also visible in fieldbus profile status word (ZSW1)
0x6041 bit 15 (for both DS402 and PROFIdrive).
➢ This warning is only reported if in the device settings of the configuration ‘STO setup’ is set
to option ‘0 STO generates no error (but a warning)’
This STO reaction type can also be defined on object level via 0x22FB.0 ‘STO_Setup’.
For value ‘1 STO generates error, quit necessary’ instead of this warning the error 0x5492
‘STO activated in power off state (error)’ is generated.
➢ If the Axis is tried to be powered while being in STO state (S60) (=> STO A and/or B inputs
is/are still or again 0V or SoB still reports STO) the error 0x5495 ‘STO activated’ will be
generated.
1) The ‘Power Off’ state for DS402 drive profile means state ‘Switch On Disabled’ and for
PROFIdrive drive profile the state ‘S1: Switching On Inhibited’. In PSD Servomanager
online axis status 0x3408.2 equals ‘S02 PowerOnInterlock’
Note: If the STO is given during an ongoing PowerOn command (directly out of the
“PowerOff” state which might not be visible in the Axis State machine) this is also
considered as “Powered State”.
2) Only the drive error (or warning) reaction (without SoB) will be delayed 100ms. The STO
from hardware side will react in <=5ms. Additionally the PSD firmware (>=V1.7.2) will
deactivate the power stage from software side and close the motor brake within <3ms
after STO A and/or B goes to low or SOB STO is reported.
The 100ms delay between STO STO A and/or B going low or SOB STO and drive error
reaction gives enough time to Power Off the drive from a plc to avoid the 0x5495 ‘STO
activated’ error.
Error is quittable !
Notes:
➢ The drive STO inputs can be monitored on Axis level via object 0x60FD ‘DigitalInputs’ and
0x31C1.02 ‘STOx’. On device level object 0x2070 ‘DigitalDrive_IO_States’ could be
monitored. The SoB status can be monitored on object 0x2511.0x18 (all axis) or
0x2511.0x15…0x17 (axis1…3).
The STO event after about 100ms 2) is also visible in fieldbus profile status word (ZSW1)
0x6041 bit 15 (for both DS402 and PROFIdrive).
➢ This error is only reported if in the device settings of the configuration ‘STO setup’ is set to
option ‘1 STO generates error, quit necessary’
This STO reaction type can also be defined on object level via 0x22FB.0 ‘STO_Setup’.
For value ‘0 STO generates no error (but a warning)’ instead of this error the warning 0x5491
‘STO activated in power off state (warning)’ is generated.
➢ If the Axis is tried to be powered while being in error state with still present STO (=> STO A
and/or B inputs is/are still or again 0V or SoB still reports STO) the error 0x5495 ‘STO
activated’ will be generated.
3) The ‘Power Off’ state for DS402 drive profile means state ‘Switch On Disabled’ and for
PROFIdrive drive profile the state ‘S1: Switching On Inhibited’. In PSD Servomanager
online axis status 0x3408.2 equals ‘S02 PowerOnInterlock’
Note: If the STO is given during an ongoing PowerOn command directly from the
“PowerOff” state (which might not be visible in the Axis State machine) this state is also
considered as “Powered State”.
4) Only the drive error (or warning) reaction (without SoB) will be delayed 100ms. The STO
from hardware side will react in <=5ms. Additionally the PSD firmware (>=V1.7.2) will
deactivate the power stage from software side and close the motor brake within <3ms
after STO A and/or B goes to low or SOB STO is reported.
The 100ms delay between STO STO A and/or B going low or SOB STO and drive error
reaction gives enough time to Power Off the drive from a plc to avoid the 0x5495 ‘STO
activated’ error (This mainly make sense if STO setup is configured to ‘0 STO generates
no error (but a warning)’.
Error is quittable !
Notes:
➢ The drive STO inputs can be monitored on Axis level via object 0x60FD ‘DigitalInputs’
and 0x31C1.02 ‘STOx’. On device level object 0x2070 ‘DigitalDrive_IO_States’ could
be monitored.
Error is quittable !
Notes:
➢ The drive STO inputs can be monitored on Axis level via object 0x60FD ‘DigitalInputs’ and
0x31C1.02 ‘STOx’. On device level object 0x2070 ‘DigitalDrive_IO_States’ could be monitored.
The SoB status can be monitored on object 0x2511.0x18 (all axis) or 0x2511.0x15…0x17
(axis1…3).
The STO event after about 100ms 2) is also visible in fieldbus profile status word (ZSW1)
0x6041 bit 15 (for both DS402 and PROFIdrive).
5) In ‘Powered state’ means for DS402 drive profile the drive is not in state ‘Switch On
Disabled’ and for PROFIDrive drive profile the drive is not in state ‘S1: Switching On
Inhibited’. In PSD Servomanager online axis status 0x3408.2 it means the drive is not in
state ‘S02 PowerOnInterlock’.
Note: If the STO is given during an ongoing PowerOn command (directly out of the
“PowerOff” state which might not be visible in the Axis State machine) this is also
considered as “Powered State”.
6) Only the drive error (or warning) reaction (without SoB) will be delayed 100ms. The STO
from hardware side will react in <=5ms. Additionally the PSD firmware (>=V1.7.2) will
deactivate the power stage from software side and close the motor brake within <3ms
after STO A and/or B goes to low or SOB STO is reported.
The 100ms delay between STO STO A and/or B going low or SOB STO and drive error
reaction gives enough time to Power Off the drive from a plc to avoid the 0x5495 ‘STO
activated’ error (This mainly make sense if STO setup is configured to ‘0 STO generates
no error (but a warning)’.
FORCE default error reaction !
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Stay controlled
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Stay controlled
Notes:
➢ The drive STO inputs can be monitored on Axis level via object 0x60FD ‘DigitalInputs’
and 0x31C1.02 ‘STOx’. On device level object 0x2070 ‘DigitalDrive_IO_States’ could
be monitored.
Error is quittable !
No description found !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
No description found !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Stay controlled
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
0x549C Start Brake test invalid, at least one axis not in valid state
No description found !
Error is quittable !
If any input is not to be used as positive limit switch input, the error reaction for positive
limit switch should be explicitly set to no reaction or the any digital input usage should
not be set to positive limit switch (select free usage instead) in the configuration or by the
field-bus master.
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
If any input is not to be used as negative limit switch input, the error reaction for
negative limit switch should be explicitly set to no reaction or the any digital input usage
should not be set to negative limit switch (select free usage instead) in the configuration
or by the field-bus master.
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
No description found !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Hints:
- The currently active current limits can be monitored on status objects
0x3321.7 ‘Current positive limit’ and 0x3321.8 ‘Current negative limit’.
- If drive operation in permanent current limit is part of the application this error
(and probably also error 0x2381 ‘current continuously limited’ and if position
controller is active also 0x8611 ‘Tracking error’) must be deactivated in the drive
configuration.
• Remove mechanical blockage / check motor brake (24V for brake supplied,
correct polarity?).
• Check device / motor dimensioning (too weak?).
• Check setpoint profile (especially at Homing with “reversal via current" as well
as “moving to block") (maybe acceleration/jerk too low).
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
The current load value can be read with object 0x3369.03 =Axis\Load\’Motor load peak i²t’ status value.
Error is given for value >=1323 permille (=1.15²*1000).
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error: Motor Temperature Warning level temperature threshold was exceeded (according to
motor internal sensor).
Cause of Error: The motor load is too high or the temperature sensor is defective. There could also be
configured or used a wrong sensor type of the threshold value is set wrongly (too low).
There could also be a sensor cable issue.
Measure: Reduce motor load (effective cycle load) e.g. by reducing acceleration.
PWM current ripples can lead to high motor temperature for low switching frequencies
(-> increase switching frequency).
Check if motor temperature sensor is configured correctly (sensor type and threshold
value).
Remove possible line break and check for shortcut to GND using a PTC or a shortcut to
5V using a NTC sensor.
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
With motor_speed_limit=
rotatory motor: MotorMaxSpeed[rpm](0x6080.0)_converted_to_incr/s
(limited to 590Hz electrical=70800rpm/0x308E (=number_of_motor_poles))
Closed loop control setpoint velocity limit is 1.1 times the limit values
(1.1*NegSpeedLimit…1.1*PosSpeedLimit).
Measure: • Adapt speed thresholds according to the requirements in the configuration or via objects
0x3200.0 ‘MaxProfileVelocity’ and 0x3201.0 ‘MinProfileVelocity’, unit is incr/s.
Hint: The currently active velocity limits can be monitored on status objects 0x3309.0x15
‘VelocityPositiveLimit’ and 0x3309.0x16 ‘VelocityNegativeLimit’. Error threshold are
object values * 1.21
• Maybe the motor is not fast enough for this application. Verify the motor data (0x6080.0
‘MaxMotorSpeed’ or MotorMaxSpeed[mm/s] (0x3083.5) ).
• Maybe control loop is badly damped and that results in some actual speed overshoot.
Check
- controller tuning (controller very slow, especially check Km factor 0x3822.6)
- check feed-forward setting (should be enabled)
- load inertia / load mass parameter value (verify with PSD load identification feature)
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Disable Control Loops - Motor Is Free To Rotate
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Note:
Backward motion can be allowed for RegMove by setting object 0x34CD.0
‘FB_RegMove.NoTurnAroudAxis’ to FALSE (default is TRUE).
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
Error: Commutation Offset Difference between Coarse Hall and Fine Hall commutation is more
than 30° el.
Cause of Error: Wrong Configuration (Hall Sensor Direction, Motor Pitch / PoleNo).
Error in Hall Sensors (wiring, functionality, mechanical distance, EMC disturbance)
Measure: Check Motor configuration.
Check Hall Sensors (wiring, functionality and mechanical distance tolerance of the
sensors)
Check Actual Position Status
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
Error: Detection of an invalid Hall Combination or invalid Hall Bit Sequence during operation
Cause of Error: wrong motor wiring or Hall sensor defect. EMC Disturbances on HALL signals.
Measure: Check wiring and functionality of Hall Sensors
Eliminate possible EMC disturbances on HALL signal (therefore it should be checked, if
this error still occurs, if drive is repowered (24V supply) and the motor is moved
manually without power on motor), optimize motor cable shield
Error is quittable !
Error: Detected deviation of actual feedback position and Hall Sensor Position during
operation too high.
Cause of Error: wrong motor wiring or Hall sensor defect. EMC Disturbances on HALL signals.
Also there might be a problem in position acquistion of the feedback system caused by
lost or wrong detection of the impulses.
Wrong configuration of the feedback resolution
Speed too high
Measure: Check configured feedback resolution, Hall direction and motor pitch / motor pole
number.
Check wiring and functionality of Hall Sensors, check pollution / mechanical inaccuracy
of line and read head
Eliminate possible EMC disturbances on HALL signal (therefore it should be checked, if
this error still occurs, if drive is repowered (24V supply) and the motor is moved
manually without power on motor), optimize motor cable shield
Error is quittable !
Error: Invalid Hall Bit Combination (000 or 111) detected or no Standstill during Coarse Hall.
Cause of Error: wrong motor wiring or Hall sensor defect. EMC Disturbances on HALL signals.
Ensure that axis doesn't move during coarse hall.
No Hall Sensors existing?
Measure: Check wiring and functionality of Hall Sensors
Eliminate possible EMC disturbances on HALL signal, optimize motor cable shield
Reconfiguration of the Commutation Source
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
Besides several critical errors one error cause could be a too high DSL encoder internal
temperature.
Other common error cause is too high feedback internal acceleration which might be
caused by instable drive control loop or machinal load/transmission shock feedback
towards the DSL encoder.
Measure: In case of too high internal temperature fault read the description of error 0x7182
‘Motor temperature too high’ for mitigation possibilities.
In case of too high acceleration check closed loop control stability an also if there could
be some distortion within the process/mechanics which could affect the feedback.
The encoder (or motor) should be replaced for all other errors.
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Cause of Error: The signal level is higher than the allowed max. signal level.
{ signal level = SQRT(sin²+cos²) }
Possible causes:
• A/B (TTL/RS422) feedback connected instead of sine cosine encoder
• EMC disturbances
• feedback output is voltage much too high
Measure: • Check feedback cable (shield, wire breakage, short-circuit, pin assignment)
• Check feedback (e.g. read head alignment)
• ensure EMC compliant wiring
• configure the correct feedback (e.g. RS422 instead of sine cosine)
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Possible causes:
• Open circuit
• faulty feedback wiring
• feedback or PSD defective
• no feedback connected
• wrong encoder configured (sine cosine encoder connected but A/B (TTL)
encoder configured)
• wrong encoder connected (instead of sine cosine, A/B encoder or EnDat a
motor with resolver is connected)
• a fully digital EnDat encoder is used with outdated firmware
Measure: • Check feedback cable (shield, breakage, short-circuit, pin assignment)
• Check feedback feedback (e.g. read head alignment) and also encoder
communication.
• PowerOFF/On of the device.
• Configure the device (motor selection) according to the connected encoder.
• Make sure that the configuration wizard is completely run through upon a
change of the motor (e.g. a change of the feedback type from sine cosine
encoder to A/B (TTL) encoder) and that a configuration download is executed
after completion
Error reaction is configurable!
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Status:
Bit 4-7: Error during drive startup with pending “write to feedback” operation
2: Wrong feedback serial number. The feedback has changed between last power off (write
operation triggered) and power on (write operation is performed). The file from NAND Flash was
not stored in the matching feedback)
• Motor file must be written again
3: Error in NAND File: Temporary NAND file is corrupted or could not be read / removed
• Motor file must be written again
If NAND Filesystem is corrupted, it must be formatted, but please consider that in this case the
whole data is lost (a complete drive copy can prevent this problem)
Bit 8-11: Error during normal drive startup feedback file access
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
For absolute linear or multi-turn encoders (or active multi-turn emulation) please check
the following:
• Could it be there was no reference move (homing) performed yet?
• Has there been some mechanical change (e.g. timing belt replacement)?
• Was the motor maybe defective and was replaced?
• Was the drive maybe defective and was replaced?
If so the axis has to be referenced anew at least once.
Check for direction inversion in motion controller (must be off, direction inversion should
be done in the drive if needed).
Deactivate the error in the configuration if software limit monitoring is not required.
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
For absolute linear or multi-turn encoders (or active multi-turn emulation) please check
the following:
• Could it be there was no reference move (homing) performed yet?
• Has there been some mechanical change (e.g. timing belt replacement)?
• Was the motor maybe defective and was replaced?
• Was the drive maybe defective and was replaced?
If so the axis has to be referenced anew at least once.
Check for direction inversion in motion controller (must be off, direction inversion should
be done in the drive if needed).
Deactivate the error in the configuration if software limit monitoring is not required.
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Cause of Error: The motor has moved more than permitted during Autocommutation.
Measure: • Malfunction (motion caused by external source) of the motor during Autocommutation.
• Starting current (object 0x34D8.2 ‘AutoCommuntation_InitialCurrent’) too great).
• Incorrect (parameter for) commutation direction -> change parameter on object 0x30F9.00
‘Invert commutation direction’ or swap two motor phases.
• Check feedback line count or resolution and/or number of feedback poles or motor poles.
• A motor phase has been (temporarily) interrupted.
• Post-pulse oscillation of the drive due to a too high excitation in a feebly attenuated system
-> increase object 0x34D8.1 ‘AutoCommuntation_Ramptime’ and/or vary 0x34D8.4
‘AutoCommutation_MotionReduction’.
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Cause of Error: The maximal current limit (drive or motor) was reached but not enough motor motion
during phase1 was detected.
Measure: Check
• current limit related motor parameters
• feedback line count or resolution and/or number of feedback or motor poles
• if it is possible to increase motor peak current
• if motor is blocked
• if it helps to reduce the motion threshold object 0x34D8.3
‘AutoCommuntation_PositionThreshold’
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
No description found !
Error is quittable !
No description found !
Error reaction is configurable!
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
No description found !
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with slow down ramp - Disable control loops
No description found !
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
12. And incremental feedback system (1Vpp or A/B encoder) is used with a homing
method requiring hardware index pulses but the feedback is not configured to have a
hardware index(zero) pulse (object 0x30D6.0 ‘FeedbackZeroByIndexTrack’).
Measure: 1. Check assignment of limit switches and/or machine zero switch within digital input
configuration (is it fitting to the configured homing method?).
2. Switch to a homing method without zero pulses or configure the hardware index
track availability in the feedback settings.
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
With motor_speed_limit=
rotatory motor: MotorMaxSpeed[rpm](0x6080.0)_converted_to_incr/s
(limited to 590Hz electrical=70800rpm/0x308E (=number_of_motor_poles))
Closed loop control setpoint velocity limit is 1.1 times the limit values
(1.1*NegSpeedLimit…1.1*PosSpeedLimit).
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error: Setpoint target acceleration (deceleration) higher than maximum possible acceleration
(deceleration)
Cause of Error: Setpoint target acceleration (deceleration) out of range.
The error occurs if the target acceleration (deceleration) is greater than the minimum of
Measure: Decrease acceleration (deceleration) setpoint according to the status object 0x3311.09
‘MaxAccelerationNumericalAxis’ (unit is incr/s²)
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Note: In case of retain data issue this error is a subsequent error of error 0xFF41’Retain
data invalid’.
As absolute position information is lost for absolute multi-turn encoders (and also
single-turn encoders where multi-turn emulation is active) a new drive reference move is
required. Until the drive was not referenced again commanding an absolute positioning
(and also entering cyclic synchronous positioning (csp) mode (mode of operation = 8)) will
result in error 0x8184 ‘Undefined absolute position’. As csp mode and thus homing is not
possible when using e.g. a PAC controller the reference move in this case must be
executed from within PSD servo manager setup mode.
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Note: Unlike the Compax3 servo drive with the PSD servo drive the following error
monitoring is not disabled if the position is loop gain KV (0x3832.01) is set to zero. To
disable following error monitoring, you could adapt the drive error reaction for this error
or configure the following error threshold to zero.
If the drive is operating in velocity control mode (=position controller inactive) the
following error status value (0x60F4.0) is always zero and no error is generated.
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Note: As absolute position information is lost for absolute multi-turn encoders (and also
single-turn encoders where multi-turn emulation is active) a new drive reference move is
required. Until the drive was not referenced again commanding an absolute positioning
(and also entering cyclic synchronous positioning (csp) mode (mode of operation = 8)) will
result in error 0x8184 ‘Undefined absolute position’. As csp mode and thus homing is not
possible when using e.g. a PAC controller the reference move in this case must be
executed from within PSD servo manager setup mode.
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Note: Objects 0x2112.02 ‘GlobalVC_ErrorID’ and 0xz052.02 ‘VC_ErrorID’ (Axis1: z=3, Axis2:
z=4, Axis3: z=5) give details about the error cause. Please write down the object values before
contacting Parker technical support.
Default error reaction: Ramp down with quick down ramp - Disable control loops
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 0 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit0)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 1 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit1)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 2 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit2)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 3 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit3)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 4 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit4)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 5 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit5)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 6 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit6)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 7 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit7)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 8 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit8)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 9 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit9)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 10 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit10)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 11 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit11)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 12 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit12)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 13 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit13)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 14 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit14)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !
Error: User Error 15 occurred (Triggered by rising edge of object 0x32FC.00, Bit15)
Cause of Error: Error is called by PLC program
Measure:
Error is quittable !