Troubleshooting; Troubleshooting Table - Simuline Cycraft Installation & User Manual

9. TROUBLESHOOTING

9.1 TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE

No Symptom
1
The simulator does not move
properly and the LCD screen on
the MSCU front panel does not
show "CAN" and it shows an
error message as
Try Can Comm ..
Waiting host(TCP)..
2 The simulator does not initialize or
move properly and the LCD
screen shows an error message
as following. Also, the "Power"
LED on the SCU front panel does
not light up.
Controller Error
(1) NOP (2)NOP(3)NOP
3 During initialization, the simulator
continuously jerks slightly and
makes a ticking sound without
initializing.
4
There is no sound.
Probable Cause
The CAN communication
line from the motion board
to the MCU is not working
properly.
Main power is not supplied
because either the line is
not live or because the
emergency button is in the
pressed position.
Another probable cause
may have controller error.
ERR
The actuators are
encountering a load too
large for initialization.
Either there is someone or
something heavy inside the
cabin or something is
obstructing the motion.
Speaker lines are
disconnected or switched
off or the volume is not set
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Remedy
Make sure that the CAN line
is plugged in correctly on
both the motion board and
MCU sides
Check the lamp labeled
"Power" on the MCU and the
SCU. If the lamp on the
MCU is off, check if the main
power line live. If the MCU
lamp is on and the SCU lamp
is off, check E-Stop button is
released by rotating it
counterclockwise.
Open the MCU box and check
the circuit board was visibly
damaged.
Press the E-Stop button and
remove whoever, or whatever
is in the cabin. Power down
the system and start again.
If there is an obstruction,
remove it.
Check that there are no loose
connections or switched off
behind the speaker.