Sinamics: Firmware Update Of Drive-Cliq Components Completed; Sinamics: Read Job For Parameter %1, Area %2: %3 S Timeout; Auto Servo Tuning Has Been Shut Down Unexpectedly; Communication To %1 Failed - Siemens Sinamics S120 Diagnostic Manual

HMI alarms
120406 SINAMICS: Firmware update of DRIVE-CLiQ components completed.%nSwitch off/on
drive system!
Definitions: Firmware update of all DRIVE-CLiQ components completed.
Reaction: Alarm display.
Remedy: Switch off/on drive system including all DRIVE-CLiQ components.
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SINAMICS: Read job for parameter %1, area %2: %3 s timeout!

Parameters: %1 = Number of the parameter whose value was read.
%2 = Area (drive object class to which the write job was addressed)
%3 = Time required to read the parameter.
Definitions: It is taking too long to read a SINAMICS parameter. This can slow down the operation of a connected HMI significantly.
Reaction: Alarm display.
Remedy: 1. Acknowledge alarm.
2. Check drive load: The CPU time load values in parameter r9976 for the corresponding Control Unit should be less
than 80%.
3. Make a note of the error text and contact Siemens AG, Industry Sector, I DT MC, hotline (phone/fax: see alarm
1000).
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150000 Auto Servo Tuning has been shut down unexpectedly during a previous operation.%nIt
may be necessary to restore the output data of the last tuning.
Definitions: The alarm signals that a recovery point exists.
A recovery point may come to a standstill on a platform if AST is unexpectedly shut down (e.g. in the case of power
failure, failure in communications etc.)
Recovery of the recovery point sets the machine data back to the values before the tuning. This ensures that the
machine is in a consistent state.
Reaction: Alarm display.
Remedy: Data recovery may be executed from the Auto Servo Tuning application in HMI-Setup.
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Communication to %1 failed

Parameters: %1 = Source URL of the component involved
Definitions: The operator panel is connected to the NC and PLC by a communications bus.
This alarm occurs when the communication to these components is interrupted.
In connection with this alarm, all display values connected with the NC/PLC become invalid.
Such faults are normal while the controls are ramping up (e.g. after resetting).
Reaction: Alarm display.
Remedy: The alarm disappears automatically as soon as the fault situation has ended.
If this alarm is continuously present, a wide variety of faults may be the cause. (e.g. wire breakage, NC/PLC not
ramped up,
faulty address/data transfer rate configuration of one of the bus nodes, etc.).
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