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Application Guide | iC7 Series Motion
Reading the Event Summary Table
7.3
Group number and number (columns 1–2)
Events in iC7 drives have 2 different identifiers: Group numbers and Individual numbers.
The group numbers for iC7 drives follow the DRIVECOM industry standard error code specification. The specification originated with the
Interbus communication profile. The
1997-12-15. The error code specification was adopted by CAN in Automation and ODVA and is used within their respective Drive Profile.
The list of standardized error codes can be found within
Unlike individual numbers, the group numbers are not unique since multiple errors can be related to each other. An example is different
ground faults which share the Group Number 0x2330.
Display name and description (columns 3–4)
The columns are showing the name and a short description of the event. A few display names are marked with a * which indicates that
the event can be configured via a parameter.
Type of event (columns 5–8)
The event summary table shows column names where I – Info, W – Warning, F – Fault, and PF – Protected Fault.
Info: The notification provides information to the user.
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Warning: The notification informs that an undesired event is happening. The drive can continue operation, but it might be with
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reduced performance and/or the drive might trip.
Fault (Trip): An error notification informs that an undesired high-severity event occurred. The motor coasts without control from the
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drive. The error message and the error can be reset without power cycling the drive.
Protected Fault (Trip Lock): An error notification informs that an undesired high-severity event happened. The motor coasts without
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control from the drive. The error message and the error can be reset after power cycling the drive.
Action of the inverter and brake chopper (columns 9–10)
The columns show the possible action of the inverter (output of the drive) and the brake chopper, where C = Coast and RC = Ramp to
Coast.
Inverter:
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RC: Output ramps to 0 before coasting.
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C: Output coasts immediately.
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Brake chopper:
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C: Output of the brake coasts immediately.
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Events Summary for Motion Application Software
7.4
The following table lists the events that can occur in the Industry application software.
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Interbus V3.0 base profile was released on 2018-04-19. The
IEC 61800-7-201.
inverter specific profile was released on
AB318753549016en-000301 / 136R0284 |
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