2 alarm level classification, 1 how to reset alarms – IAI America ERC2 User Manual
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9.2 Alarm Level Classification
Alarms are classified into two levels according to the symptoms they represent.
Alarm level
LED color
*ALM signal
What happens when alarm generates
How to reset
Operation
cancellation
Red
OFF
The actuator decelerates to a stop and
then the servo turns OFF.
See below.
Cold start
Red
OFF
The actuator decelerates to a stop and
then the servo turns OFF.
Reconnect the power or
reset the software.
(Note) The *ALM output signal is a contact-b signal.
When the power is on, this signal remains ON while the actuator is normal, and turns OFF if an alarm has
occurred.
When the power is cut off, the signal remains OFF. However, it cannot be used as a contact-b interlock
signal.
9.2.1 How to Reset Alarms
PIO pattern = 8 points or 16 points
Cut off the motor drive power, and then input a start signal (CSTR) for at least 6 msec.
After the *ALM signal has turned ON, confirm that it is ON, turn the CSTR signal OFF, and then restore the motor
drive power.
PIO pattern = 3 points
Input an alarm reset signal (RES) for at least 6 msec.
After the *ALM signal has turned ON, confirm that it is ON and then turn the RES signal OFF.
Caution: Before resetting an alarm, always identify and remove the cause of the alarm.
If the cause cannot be removed or the alarm still persists after removing the cause, contact IAI.
If the same error occurs again after resetting the alarm, the problem that caused the alarm in the first
place is still present.
Motor drive power
Start input signal (CSTR)
Alarm output signal (*ALM)
Supplied
Cut off
At least 6 msec
Alarm present
Alarm reset
At least 6 msec
Alarm reset input signal (RES)
Alarm output signal (*ALM)
Alarm present
Alarm reset