Error Conditions - Ametek Chatillon CS1100 User Manual

15.0 ERROR CONDITIONS

If an error occurs on the CS testing frame, a message will be displayed on the console
describing the error. This message must be cleared by pressing the "OK" button before
proceeding.
The ERROR messages are as follows:
Motor Drive Fault
This indicates that the motor drive system has reported an error condition.
Upper limit switch
The adjustable upper limit switch has been hit. This can be cleared by adjusting the upper
limit or driving off it using the jog down keys.
Lower limit switch
The adjustable lower limit switch has been hit. This can be cleared by adjusting the lower
limit, or driving off it using the jog up keys.
No Loadcell Available
An attempt has been made to drive the machine without a loadcell connected. Ensure
the loadcell is properly connected and try again.
Splinter Shield Open
The optional splinter shield fitted to the machine is open. A test cannot be started until the
splinter shield is closed.
Cell Overload
The load applied to the system is in excess of 110% of the loadcell rating. Use the jog keys
to remove the load.
Safety Overload
The load applied to the loadcell is in excess of the safety load limit in the global settings.
This limit only applies when the crosshead is moving downwards during return or under
control of the jog keys.
Frame Overload
The load applied to the system is in excess of 115% of the frame rating. Use the jog keys
to remove the load.
Grip Overload
The load applied to the system is in excess of the grip protection limit in the global settings.
This limit only applies during a test.
Drive System Error
The motor control system has not been able to maintain adequate control of the motor and
has shut down as a safety precaution. This will usually indicate a fault within the motor drive
or distance measurement system.
Accessory Connected/Disconnected
An accessory has been connected or removed while the crosshead is being driven.
Load cell Changed
The load cell has been connected or disconnected.
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