Siemens SIMOTION D4x5-2 DP/PN Operating Instructions Manual page 377

E1 (Bit 13) Error in the DCC chart
The DCC chart is faulty At least one DCC block is missing for the selected application.
Error type:
Remedy:
E2 (Bit 14) Copy protection corrupted
The license is corrupt or missing. The sway control function is deactivated.
Error type:
Remedy:
E3 (Bit 3) License error
There is no license available at all, or the selected operating mode requires a license
(Advanced) that is not available.
Error type:
Remedy:
E4 (Bit 12) Camera measuring system faulty
This may be due to the following causes:
● Incorrect commissioning of the camera measuring system: Further related information is
contained in the product documentation for the SIMOCRANE CenSOR camera measuring
system.
● The camera-axes assignment (P120) is not correct.
● The connection between the camera measuring system and SIMOTION D has been
interrupted.
● The camera measuring system is no longer identifying a reflector.
● For systems without camera measuring system, P102 is not zero.
Error type:
Remedy:
E5 (Bit 1) Invalid mode, trolley
An operating mode that is not available has been selected or several operating modes have
been selected at the same time. The error message also appears when semi-automatic mode
(SAM) has been selected for only one drive.
Error type:
Remedy:
SC integrated STS, GSU
Operating Instructions, 07/2019, A5E48271265B AA
Error
Add missing DCC block In a system without a camera measuring system
(GSU), P102 must be set to 0 = ship unloader (without camera).
Error
Use only those operating modes for which you have a license, or pur‐
chase the relevant license.
Error
Reset control bit or purchase license
Error
Check the camera settings, communication addresses and the connec‐
tion to the camera, perform commissioning step 1 (set the camera align‐
ment), check the reflector and clean if necessary, set P102 = 0 for a
system without a camera measuring system.
Error
Check the crane control system; set only one operating mode bit per drive
Alarm, error, and system messages
10.5 Error messages
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