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AV131 MAINTENANCE MANUAL 4.1 Cont rol Syst e m Confi guration D79MEC- 14-020-A0 4.1- 8 Func ti on Error code N o. Cause Co untermeasu re * Over heat 15 Tem peratur e o f the radiat or or pow er elem ents in the serv o am…

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AV131
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
4.1 Control System Configuration
D79MEC-14-020-A0
4.1-7
Function
Error
code No.
Cause Countermeasure
Insufficient
main power
voltage
13
Instantaneous stop between L1-L3
lasted longer than the time set by the
SV.Pr6D (main power off detection
time) when the SV.Pr65 (LV when
main power off) was set at 1. Or
voltage between P and N of the main
power converter dropped to below
the rated value when the servo
amplifier was ON.
1. Low power supply voltage.
2. Instantaneous power failure
occurred.
3. Insufficient power capacity:
Voltage dropped due to rush
current at power ON.
4. Open phase: Servo amplifier with
3-phase input spec. was operated
with single-phase power.
5. Faulty servo amplifier (circuit).
Measure the line voltage of the main power
input terminal ‘connector or terminal block
(L1, L2, L3)’.
1. Change the power supply. Eliminate the
cause of failed electromagnetic contactor
and turn power back ON.
2. Increase the setting time of SV.Pr6D
(Main power OFF detection time).
Set each phase of the power supply
correctly.
3. Increase the power capacity.
4. Connect each phase (L1, L2, L3) of the
power supply correctly.
Use L1 and L3 for a single phase
100/200V.
5. Replace the servo amplifier.
* Overcurrent 14
Current exceeding rated value of the
converter flowed.
1. Faulty servo amplifier (Defective
parts in the circuit or IGBT)
2. Short-circuit occurred in the motor
wire terminals U, V and W.
3. Ground fault occurred in the motor
wire.
4. The motor burnt out.
5. The motor wire in poor contact.
6. The relay of the dynamic of brake
welded by frequent ON/OFF of the
servo amplifier.
7. Mismatch between the motor and
servo amplifier.
1. Disconnect the motor cable and turn ON
the servomotor. If the same error
reoccurs immediately, replace the servo
amplifier with a new one (or the one that
is running properly).
2. Check the motor wires U, V and W for
short circuit.
Check for any whiskers on the connector
leads.
Make sure the motor wires are connected
properly
3. Check the insulation resistance between
the motor wire terminals U/V/W and the
grounding wire.
In case of an insulation failure, replace
the motor.
4. Check the resistance of the motor
between the lines for proper balance. If
not balanced, replace the motor.
5. Check the connector pins U, V and W at
the motor terminal. If loose or missing,
secure them in place.
6. Replace the servo amplifier. Do not turn
ON/OFF the servo to start/stop the
amplifier.
7. Check the product number (capacity) of
the motor/servo amplifier on the
nameplate and change to the motor
applicable to the servo amplifier.
AV131
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
4.1 Control System Configuration
D79MEC-14-020-A0
4.1-8
Function
Error
code No.
Cause Countermeasure
* Overheat 15
Temperature of the radiator or power
elements in the servo amplifier
exceeded the rated values.
1. Ambient temperature of servo
amplifier is over the rated value.
2. Overloaded
1. Check the ambient temperature of the
servo amplifier and remedy the cooling
conditions.
2. Increase the servo amplifier/motor
capacity.
Increase the acceleration/deceleration
time.
Reduce load.
Overload 16
If the torque command value
exceeds the overload level set by
SV.Pr72 (overload level setting),
overload will result based on the time
limit characteristics to be described
later.
1. The unit was activated for a long
time with heavy load and the
effective torque exceeded the
rated torque.
2. Oscillation or hunting occurred due
to improper adjustment of gain.
3. Improper or broken motor wiring
4. Collided with the mechanical unit
or the mechanical unit was
sluggish suddenly. The mechanical
unit became complicated.
5. Motor is driven with the
electromagnetic brake.
6. Motor cable misconnected to
another axis when multiple units
are connected.
7. The value of SV.Pr.72 is too small.
Check the torque (current) waveform for
oscillation or large vertical swing on the
graphic display of the PANATERM®.
Check the warning message for overload
and load factor with the PANATERM®.
1. Increase the servo amplifier/motor
capacity. Increase the capacity of the
Increase the acceleration/ deceleration
time or reduce the load.
2. Readjust the gain.
3. Connect the wiring of the motor
according to the wiring diagrams.
Replace the cable.
For CN X2, connect the cables in the
order of black (W), white (V) and red (U)
from the bottom.
4. Correct the distortion of machine.
Reduce load.
5. Measure the voltage at the
electromagnetic brake terminal.
Release the electromagnetic brake.
6. Perform wiring properly so that the motor
cable and encoder cable may be
connected one-one-one to the amplifier.
7. Reset the SV.Pr72 value (reset to the
default setting).
AV131
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
4.1 Control System Configuration
D79MEC-14-020-A0
4.1-9
Function
Error
code No.
Cause Countermeasure
The regenerative energy exceeded
the processing capacity of the
regenerative resistor.
1. Regenerative in deceleration due
to large inertia caused the
converter voltage to rise. Also,
insufficient absorption of
regenerative resistance energy
further raised the voltage.
2. The regenerative energy cannot be
absorbed within the prescribed
deceleration time because of high
number of motor rotations.
3. Operating limit of the external
resistor has been limited to 10%
duty.
Check the load factor of the regenerative
resistor on the monitor of the
PANATERM®. This cannot be used with
sequential regenerative control.
1. Increase the regenerative processing
capacity, by changing to a motor/
amplifier of larger capacity or by
providing an external regenerative
resistor.
2. Reduce the regenerative energy during
deceleration, by decreasing the motor
rotations or by prolonging the
deceleration time, etc.
3. When the SV.Pr6C (external
regenerative resistor selection) is 0 and
the built-in regenerative resistor is used,
and the SV.Pr6C is 3 and no external
regenerative resistor is used, use one
and set the SV.Pr6C to 1.
When the external regenerative resistor
is used and the SV.Pr6C is 1, secure the
regenerative overload protective
measures externally and set the
SV.Pr.6C to 2.
=REMARKS=
Before setting the SV.Pr.6C to 2, be sure to provide external protection, such
as temperature fuse.
Otherwise, the protection for regenerative resistor is lost and the regenerative
resistor generates heat abnormally, resulting in burnout.
*
Regeneration
overload
18
Encoder
communi-
cation error
21
Communication between the encoder
and servo amplifier was interrupted
at a certain count and breaking
detection function activated.
* Encoder
communi-
cation data
error
23
Data from the encoder caused
communication error. (Mainly due to
noise in the data) Although the data
was received successfully, the
contents of data were abnormal.
Connect the encoder cable according to the
wiring diagram.
Reconnect the connector pins correctly.
Connect the encoder cable to the CN X6
connector. (Check if the connector is not
connected to the CNX7 connector for the
external scale.)
Secure the power supply voltage 5V
DC±5% (4.75 to 5.25V) of the encoder. Use
care especially when the encoder cable is
long.
Separate the motor cable from the encoder
cable if connected together.
Excessive
positional
deviation
24
Positional deviation pulse exceeded
the set value of SV.Pr.70 (Excessive
positional deviation).
1. The motor failed to follow the
movement of command.
2. The value of SV.Pr.70 (Excessive
positional deviation) is small.
1. Check if the motor rotates according to
the position command.
Check the torque monitor for saturated
output torque. Adjust the gain. Set
SV.Pr5E (1st torque limit setting) to the
maximum value. Connect the encoder
according to the wiring diagram. Increase
the acceleration/ deceleration time and
lighten the load to decrease the speed.
2. Increase the set value of SV.Pr70.