Faults - Stanley Theta Controller User Manual

CAN Can occur during a tightening cycle when a spindle firmware update is in progress
Theta Controller Icons
Icon Status
Locked
Unlocked
Busy/working
Fault, system not operable
Force on or off
User Entered Password
Stop Tool Operation (press
trigger for cause)

2.6 Faults

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Password required to make changes
Changes possible, automatically re-locks in time
Wait
Check the run screen for Fault message
Identifies an input/output forced on or off
This icon appears next to the user, in the User list, that has entered
their password and unlocked the controller.
Along with the onscreen indication, the blue light on the tool MFP
extinguishes and the STOPPED output asserts.
Stop Tool Explanations
Undefined Job – The selected Job/Task is not programmed to run a
tool. Select another Job/Task or program the currently selected
Job/Task.
Network Protocol – The plant control system is issuing a Stop via a
network protocol. Wait for the protocol to remove the Stop
command.
Error Proofing – Bolt count has been met. Reset with a Job Reset
input.
Stop Issued – An Input is disabling the tool. Remove the Stop input.
Invalid Job – The selected Job is wrong based on the validation
inputs.
System Initializing – The controller is booting up; please wait.
Cycle Lock-out – The Cycle Lockout timer is active; wait for it to
reset.
Not Armed – There are two things that can cause this event:
a) Tubenuts – By default tubenuts require arming by tapping
the MFB before the trigger is pressed to run the tool.
b) Reset Reject – The fastening cycle is NOK and the MFB
mode is set to Reset Reject preventing the tool from
running until the MFB is pressed to reset the NOK.
The display background color in normal operation
is white. In the event of a fault, the display
background becomes red and the fault description
appears on screen. The background color reverts
to white only when the fault is cleared.
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