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Emerson P/N 400518-02 manual Faults View, Resetting Faults, Viewing Active Drive Faults

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Diagnostics and Troubleshooting

Drive Faults

Faults View

The Faults view displays any active faults in the system. Those faults that do not require a reboot, can be cleared by clicking on the Reset button on the front of the drive or module.

Figure 102: Faults View

Resetting Faults

Some drive faults are automatically reset when the fault condition is cleared. Others require drive power to be cycled, logic power to be cycled, or the drive to be “rebooted” to be cleared. If you wish to continue working in the PowerTools Pro software without resetting the fault, click the Ignore Fault button.

To reset faults that can be reset with the Reset button, simply click the Reset button in the Faults view or push the Reset button on the front of the drive where the fault occurred.

Viewing Active Drive Faults

To view all active drive faults, select the View Faults command from the Device menu when online with the drive.

Rebooting the Drive

To reboot the drive, cycle power or select the Reboot Drive command from the Device menu. This command reboots the drive attached to the active Configuration Window.

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Emerson P/N 400518-02 manual Faults View, Resetting Faults, Viewing Active Drive Faults, Rebooting the Drive

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Reference Manual Page Page Page Customer Support Document Conventions Customer Service Sales 952 995-8000 or 800Epsilon Only Qualified Person Safety InstructionsReference Materials General WarningPage Enclosure Safety ConsiderationsSetup, Commissioning and Maintenance Safety of Machinery General warning Identification of Safety Information Table of Contents Specifications 143 Tuning ProceduresDiagnostics and Troubleshooting 109 Options and Accessories Epsilon Indexing Drives IntroductionFM-2 Indexing Module FM-2 Indexing Module Feature Location Graph View Setting Up ParametersData Capture Group Data Group Timing Group Configuration Group Setup ViewIdentification Group Positive Direction Group Switching Frequency Group FM-2 onlyMotor View Drive Encoder Output Group Use Motor Data From .ddf File Check box Motor Type List Box Motor Parameters Column Values from Drive Column Apply to Config. Button Run Auto-Tune Button User Defined Motor Name Conflict Dialog Box Save .ddf Values Button Retain existing Motor Parameters without saving to .ddf Existing Motor Names List BoxCreate new motor entry In .ddf File Overwrite existing .ddf file motor entry Distance Group User Units ViewVelocity Group Index In Position Group Position ViewTime Scale Group Acceleration Group Motor Position Group Following Error GroupRotary Group Online Tab Encoder Position Following ErrorPulse Input Posn Online Tab Velocity Group Velocity ViewLimits Group Trigger Group Ramps Group Settings GroupRamps View Torque View Online Tab Torque Group Tuning Group Tuning ViewLoad Group Low Pass Filter Group Position Error Integral Group Alternate Mode Selection Alternate Mode View Encoder State Fault Enable Faults ViewFault Enable Group Low DC Bus Fault Enable Active Off Check Box SetupInput Lines View Input Function Window Debounce Text box Input Line WindowAttached Function Output Lines Window ConfigurationOutputs View Output Function Window Analog Full Scale Analog Inputs ViewActive Off Check Box Bandwidth Jog View Analog Outputs ViewAnalog Outputs Group Deceleration Jog VelocityJog Fast Velocity Acceleration Chain to Index Home ViewHome Type Home Reference Index # View Index Type Index NumberDistance/Position/Limit Distance Chain Tab Index Count GroupRegistration Tab Calculations Tab Index View Chain Tab Compound Indexes Position Group Pulse Input Posn Position CommandStatus View Status Online Tab Drive Status Group Time Group ID Group Channel 1 Data CaptureTrigger Graphical Plot Page How Jogging Works Operational OverviewUser Interface How Motion Works Jog and Jog Fast Velocity Jog Input FunctionsJog Acceleration and Deceleration Operational Overview How Home Works One Side Home Standard Home Initiate Home Standard Home Sequence Initiate Home One Side Home Sequence Sensor and Marker Standard Home only Establishing a Home Reference PositionAccuracy and Repeatability Marker Standard Home only Sensor and Marker Position Home Offset Specified Home Offset Example 1 Calculated Offset Home Offset ExamplesExample 2 Specified Offset, Greater than Calculated Offset Specified Offset Screen Example 3 Specified Offset, Back up Required End of Home PositionHome Limit Distance Moving Off Sensor Before Homing Gear Reducer External Home Sensor Input Functions Home Input and Output FunctionsOutput Functions Example 1 Linear Application Home ExamplesHome Limit Distance Hit Absolute Position Valid Example 2 Rotary Application Home Screen, Sensor and Marker Selected Gear Reducer Complete Motion Sequence How Indexes Work Absolute Index Index TypeAbsolute vs. Incremental Absolute Indexes Incremental Index Incremental IndexesRegistration Indexes Rotary Plus and Rotary Minus Indexes Index Parameters Indexes with Rotary Rollover EnabledDistance/Position Index Count Calculations Tab How Chaining Works When this index is complete thenChaining Parameters Global Chain Count Index Input and Output FunctionsInputs Repeat Current Index OutputsRegistration Sensor Run Next Index Index In Position ExamplesEnd of Chaining Count End of Index Motion Example 1 Index1 is chained to Index2 with a Chain Count Alternate Mode Screen Pulse Mode How Alternate Mode Works Analog Input Group Alternate Mode SelectAnalog Torque Mode Analog Velocity Mode Torque Mode Velocity Limiting Group Analog Torque Settings Group Pulse/Direction Interpretation Pulse ModeInterpretation Mode Group Pulse/Pulse Interpretation Pulse/Quadrature Interpretation Pulse Signal Type Single Ended Source Differential input circuit specificationsSingle ended input circuit specifications Differential Source Pulse Mode Acceleration Group Pulse Mode Ratio Setup GroupPulse Mode Velocity Group Torque Group Alternate Mode Input and Output FunctionsDistance Recovery Group Velocity Group +/- Travel Limits Drive ModifiersEncoder Output Scaling Current Foldback Epsilon EP-I Shunt OperationBrake Operation RMS Foldback Brake Analog OutputsBrake Release Brake Control Analog Output Scale units Default Analog Output SourceDigital Inputs and Outputs Analog Output Offset units Input Lines Forced On and Forced Off Input Function Active StateInput Line Debounce Time Output Line Active State Index Select 0 through Input FunctionsBrake Control Brake Release Jog Fast ResetJog + Jog Output Functions + and In Motion Over Temperature Current Limit Active MDS OnlyPower Module System Ready MDS Only Power Stage Enabled How Communications Work Configuring CommunicationUploading Change Path Connection Downloading Change Path Dialog Box Quick Start Offline SetupOpening an Offline Configuration Window Entering General Drive Setup Information Entering Identification Parameters Entering Configuration ParametersEntering Positive Direction Selections To make an Input Function Active Off Assigning InputsAssigning Outputs To assign an Input Function to an Input line To make an Output Function Active Off Setting Up JoggingTo assign an Output Function to an Output Line To unassign an Output Function from an Output Line Jogging Parameter Set-up Setting Up the Home Routine Index View Setup Setting Up Indexes Establishing Communications with Drive Online Setup Opening an Online Configuration Window Downloading the Configuration File Operation Verification Saving the Configuration FilePrinting the Configuration File Disconnecting CommunicationsPage PID vs. State-Space Tuning ProceduresTuning Procedure Initial Settings General Tuning Hints Tuning steps 101 102 Response Tuning ParametersInertia Ratio Friction Feedforwards High Performance GainsLine Voltage Determining Inertia Ratio Determining Tuning Parameter ValuesInitial Test Settings Inertia Measurement Procedure Conversion Formula Ramp Units Conversion 107 Page Diagnostic Display Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Display Fault Action to Reset Bridge Disabled Fault Codes Fault Descriptions EN E Series Only Max Following Error Diagnostic Analog Output Test PointsAll On 114 Viewing Active Drive Faults Drive FaultsFaults View Resetting Faults Watch Window Select Parameters Window Watch Window Save Selections Button Restore Selections ButtonSelect Defaults Clear All Button Problem/Message Cause Solution Error Messages Commutation Basics ProcedureMotor Wiring User Defined Motors 120 Encoder Electrical Interfacing Motor Feedback Wiring Thermal Switch Interfacing Encoder Logical Interfacing Phase Plot of a and B Encoder Channels Reading Encoder Alignment Determine Encoder AlignmentCCW Reference Rotation EUA = 90 + ⎜ tu CW Reference Rotation Dynamic Alignment Method Establishing a Standard Alignment Static Alignment Method Determine Motor Parameters Motor Pole Count Editing the MOTOR.DDF File Motor Data Header Motor Encoder Marker Angle Motor Parameter DescriptionsMotor Poles Motor Encoder Lines Per Revolution Configuring the Drive Selecting a User Defined Motor Verification and Checkout CW Rotation of the Motor Rotation Test Commutation Accuracy Test Torque TestVelocity Test 135 Page Epsilon EP Drive Options Options and Accessories OIT-EN-232-XXX or OIT-EN-485-XXX FM-2 Indexing Module Options STI-24IO Interface Dimensions of the STI-24IO Board STI-EIO Interface Dimensions of STI-EIO Board Dimensions of ECI-44 ECI-44 External Connector Interface 142 FM-2 Specifications SpecificationsDrive overload protection Epsilon EP-I Drive Dimensions and Clearances FM-2 Module Dimensions FM-2 Dimensions and Clearances TPL = Power Dissipation Calculation CMDS-XXX Cable Cable DiagramsCMMS-XXX Cable ESA-SP-485 Snce SNCDD-915 Sncfli Sncfloa Xtmds Motor Power Cables Xcmdbs Xcmds Xefts Motor Feedback Cables Xefcs Efcs Page Glossary LED EMC PID ModbusNVM NTC RPM RAMRMS ROM Index 164