Number Of Faults And Alarms - Siemens SINAMICS PERFECT HARMONY GH180 Function Manual

Output Data IDs
B.1 Output data IDs
Note
System Operating Programs (SOPs) are written and modified by Siemens engineers.
The following data is for information purposes only.
For further information on these parameters, refer to the
Instructions Manual .
● Description of faults and alarms:
– Faults: Once a fault occurs, the drive is immediately tripped (stopped). It is not possible
– Alarms: An alarm is an indication of a potential trouble condition. An alarm will not trip
– Active Faults: This bit is high when the fault is active or in an active state.
Note
Bits not listed in the following tables are undefined.
Table B-7
Data ID
3000
3010
3020
* Network flags are mapped using the SOP
The
● F = fixed (always enabled and not changeable by the user)
● PE = programmable to enable (default state is enabled)
● PD = programmable to disable (default state is disabled)
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to run the drive again until the fault is cleared.
or stop the drive. An alarm cannot be reset by any action. The only way an alarm is reset
is when the condition that caused the alarm ceases to exist. An alarm can be
acknowledged by attempting to reset either by the drive tool (reset button), keypad (reset
key), digital input, SOP flag, menu, auto reset, or through a communication bit. Once
an alarm condition does not exist, and it has not been acknowledged, it is in an
"unacknowledged" state and the unacknowledged bits will remain high until they are
acknowledged.

Number of Faults and Alarms

Bit
N/A
N/A
N/A
Enable Column within Tables Fault Word 1 to 4 is defined as follows:
Description
Number of active faults
Number of unacknowledged alarms
Number of active alarms
Operation Chapter of the Operating
Value
0 – 255
0 – 255
0 – 255
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