Yaskawa SmartTrac Fault Tables - Manual (Page 21)

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3. User Defined Faults
These are faults assigned by the Application Engineer using the S_FLT function block.
User defined faults are just that – they’re faults defined by the person who does the Smart Trac AC1 Workstation programming. Faults are defined in the Fault Manager
Interface Card. Fault Legend Text is entered via Fault Editor tab. Fault codes or numbers are automatically assigned for each entry or the Application Engineer can select any
decimal fault code number in the 65,536 to 75,535 range. After text for a user defined fault has been assigned, it needs to be associated with an output. This is done in Define
Outputs tab. Select the desired fault output, or create a new fault output, and then assign any user defined fault to it. It is also in this location where the engineer may choose
“Critical”, “Major”, or “Minor” as the assigned program input. Once a corresponding fault symbol has been added, the Application Engineer is free to use the symbol in his/her
program. An S_FLT block can be used to annunciate a user defined fault and C_FLT can be used to clear the fault. (It may be desirable to reset the fault via Control Node
Monitor, by setting the Fault Manager’s FaultReset1 symbol, or by pressing RESET on the Digital Operator.) The decimal fault code must be connected to the FCD input (shown
on function block). See S_FLT help in Smart Trac AC1 Workstation software for directions.
Displayed Fault
No.
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Corrective Action
Control
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ternal Fault #
Fault Legend Description
10000 65536 0 User Fault #1 User definition #1 TBD TBD TBD Major or
Minor
Critical, Major,
Minor, or user
defined
User corrective action #1.
10001 65537 1 User Fault #2 User definition #2 TBD TBD TBD Major or
Minor
Critical, Major,
Minor, or user
defined
User corrective action #2.
… … … … … … …
… … … … … … …
… … … … … … …
… … … … … … …
1270F 75535 9999 User Fault
#9999 User definition #9999 TBD TBD TBD Major or
Minor
Critical, Major,
Minor, or user
defined
User corrective action #9999.