5/24/2013 2:39 AM | |
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Hi, I keep getting my CPU going into STOP due to having too many Technological alarms. Attached is the Diagnostic file. First question - see attached image, how can I find which is the reason code, the help file states I can find which reason in "Z1", exactly what is and where can I find Z1. I suspect most of my alarms are coming from 4 off DCM drives configured as Speed axes via Profibus. We are using the "_mc_power" block to control the DCM's, but have recently been asked to implement a Fast Stop on the DC Drives. I used a basic OFF3 function direct to the drive. I think the OFF3 may be conflicting with the Enabling Block and causing multiple 20005 alarms. Any thoughts or suggestions? Cheers, Graeme
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5/24/2013 5:14 PM | |
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Hi Techteam, Thank You, that makes sense, attached is the program I am using to automatically reset the errors. Does the acknowledged message then still get passed to the buffer? I noted that certain errors/alarms cannot be masked such as 20005, which is why I implemented this code in the first place. Regards, Graeme
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11/24/2015 4:39 PM | |
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New question published by DavidBrown is split to a separate thread with the subject SIMOTION D, How can I avoid the alarms to cause buffer overflow?. Best regards |
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