Nghiemnv

Can you explain in more delail? please...

 Exactly like Chris said :

In Siemens if you have a 20005, the guilty is NOT the Simotion.

The guilty is the "sinamics".

This means that your physical motor/drive has a problem. So you must go online with Sinamics Integrated (or the related CUs) and check THERE the real nature of the problem.

Basically speaking : 20005 means "nothing" if you want to troubleshoot. It does not help.

This is one of the earliest traumas that a young Simotion programmer has, since he thinks that 20005 means something of specific. But it's wrong.

ChristophD

this faults are the reason for the alarms

event details:  206 of 606 : 01:16:29:587 am 07/03/93

Event ID: 16# F360:241D

Additional information 4 / 5: 16# 00  00

Additional information 1 / 2 / 3: 16# 0659  0000  0001

Fault DO 3: Fault number 1625, fault value 0x1

Incoming event

................................................................................

Event details:  207 of 606 : 01:16:29:571 am 07/03/93

Event ID: 16# F360:241C

Additional information 4 / 5: 16# 00  00

Additional information 1 / 2 / 3: 16# 8845  0000  1321

Fault DO 2: Fault number 34885, fault value 0x1321

Incoming event

................................................................................

Event details:  208 of 606 : 01:16:29:499 am 07/03/93

Event ID: 16# F360:241C

Additional information 4 / 5: 16# 00  00

Additional information 1 / 2 / 3: 16# 78A5  0000  0221

Fault DO 2: Fault number 30885, fault value 0x221

Incoming event

................................................................................

 Could you explain how to determine that these three alarm messages are related to the 20005 he mentioned?

I encountered the same 20005 ALARM, CU320 was online and there was no other alarm in the alarm TAB.

Attached is the diagnostic buffer file.