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3.3 SIMOTION P State application
3.3.2
LED display
The meaning of the LEDs and their colors is described in the table below.
Table 3- 3
LED
SF (red)
5 V DC (green)
SIMOTION P voltage on
RUN (green) -
SIMOTION P in RUN mode
STOPU (yellow) -
SIMOTION P in STOP user program
mode
STOP (yellow) -
SIMOTION P in STOP mode
BUS1F (red) -
Group fault
BUS2F (red) -
Group fault
3.3.3
Mode selector
The mode selector is used to set the SIMOTION P application to different states. You can
switch the control to RUN or STOP/STOPU and perform an overall reset.
A system status activated with the mode selector has priority over a status selected via
SIMOTION SCOUT. Consequently, you cannot switch the control to RUN mode via
SIMOTION SCOUT while the mode selector is set to STOP/STOPU on the
SIMOTION P350-3. You must use the mode selector for this.
Further information for the function of the mode selector switch is available in the following
documentation:
Literature:
SIMOTION P350-3 and Panel Fronts Commissioning and Hardware Installation Manual
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Meaning of LEDs
Meaning
This LED indicates that a fault has occurred on
SIMOTION P.
This LED indicates that the voltage is present at P.
This LED indicates that the user program is running.
This LED indicates that the technology packages (for
example, synchronous operation and cam) are active.
Test and commissioning functions can be executed
without a user program. The user program is not active.
This LED indicates that no user program is running. The
technology packages are not active.
This LED indicates a fault on the PROFIBUS DP
interface (X101).
This LED indicates a fault on the MPI/DP interface
(X102).
SIMOTION P350-3 and Panels
Manual, 05/2009
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