Error Display - GEZE Perlan AUT-NT Wiring Diagram

GEZE Perlan AUT-NT
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Error display

If the safety functions recognize a fault, the controller changes to the fault state.
In this case the driver block and the safety relay are deactivated first.
The following system states have been defined for the fault recognition:
Fault Name
code
0 System OK
1 Unknown fault
2 Self-test – several faults
4 Self-test – oscillator fault
5 Self-test – relay defective
6 Self-test – driver defective
7 Self-test – current measure-
ment defective
8 Self-test – driver fault recog-
nition defective
9 Hardware – encoder fault
10 Hardware – voltage impos-
sible
11 Memory – RAM defective
12 Memory – ROM defective
13 Memory – EEPROM defec-
tive
A fault state is indicated by flashing codes of the two LEDs on the controller:
First the red LED flashes rapidly, then it lights up continuously for approx. 20 seconds. During these 20 seconds
the green LED flashes in accordance with the fault code x times. The cycle repeats until the user resets the fault.
Example: Green LED flashes 4 times, i.e. Fault code 4. This corresponds to a defective oscillator.
Red LED:
Green LED
Description
No fault
Unknown cause of fault
The self-test has recognised several faults
The self-test has recognised a defective
oscillator
The self-test has recognised a defective
relay
The self-test has recognised a defective
driver
The current measurement does not func-
tion properly
The power driver no longer outputs a fault
message
The encoder is not connected correctly or
is defective
The supply voltage lies outside the per-
missible range
A defect has been recognised in the RAM
The programme memory has been
changed or is defective
The data memory is defective
Error display
Fault elimination
Switch mains voltage off/on.
X
Carry out a reset as described in
X
Section 17.2.
Replace the controller if neces-
X
sary.
Replace the controller.
X
Switch mains voltage off/on.
X
Carry out a reset as described in
X
Chapter 17.2.
Replace the motor and/or con-
X
troller if necessary.
Check the encoder connection.
X
Replace the motor or controller.
X
Replace the power pack.
X
Replace the controller if neces-
X
sary.
Replace the controller.
X
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