Rockwell Automation Liqui-Flo Control Configuration Software Version 6.0, M/N 2CS3000 - Manual (Page 65)

Monitoring Drive Status and Alarms 7-5
The indicators in the Drive Status window operate as follows:
7.3 Restoring Default Values to Drive Parameters
You can restore the default values to all of the drive parameters that have defaults. To
do this:
• From the Drive menu, choose Restore defaults.
If the drive does not support this command, this menu item is grayed and is not
selectable.
7.4 Saving Drive Parameter Values to Non-Volatile
Memory on the Drive
You can save the values of the drive parameters in the drive’s runtime memory to non-
volatile memory on the drive. To do this:
• From the Drive menu, choose Memory save.
If the drive does not support this command, this menu item is grayed and is not
selectable.
Table 7.2 – Drive Status Indicators
Indicator: Description:
Fault Highlighted when the drive is reporting that a fault exists.
Otherwise, the indicator is grayed and displays “No Faults.”
Alarm Highlighted when the drive is reporting an alarm.
Otherwise, the indicator is grayed and displays “No Alarms.”
Log Full Highlighted when the fault log is full. When this occurs, faults are
no longer added to the log.
Running/Jogging/Stopped Shows the appropriate text.
Drive ready/Drive not ready Shows the appropriate text.
Auto/Manual Displays the reference mode.
Forward/Reverse Displays the drive direction if this information is available from the
drive.
Speed Reg/Torque Reg Displays the regulation type, if applicable.
Current Limit Highlighted when the drive is in current limit. The update rate is
about 1 second.
Connected/Disconnected Shows whether or not the CS3000 software is communicating with
a drive. If the software does not receive a response from the drive,
the status indicators are grayed and the Connected/Disconnected
indicator displays “Disconnected.”