Yaskawa SmartTrac Fault Tables - Manual (Page 7)

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Title: Fault Declarations
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There are three columns following the description of each fault. These are labeled Priority Display, Newest List and Oldest List. Faults which are selected to be a Priority
Display will preempt the local operator from whatever it was doing with a display this fault when it happens. Those faults which are selected to be on the Newest List (and/or
Oldest List) will be placed in the ‘newest’ (or ‘oldest’) list maintained by the fault manager. The Newest List can be thought of as a circular buffer that always contains the
newest faults that have been recorded on this drive. Any fault designated as to be placed on the Newest List will cause the oldest entry on this circular buffer to be discarded if
the Newest List already filled to capacity. The Oldest List can best be thought of as a table with 20 slots. Any fault designated to be placed on the Oldest List will remain on
this list until it is cleared via the local operator. If the Oldest List already filled up, and a fault designated to be placed on the Oldest List occurs, it will NOT be placed on the
Oldest List. This is done to preserve the fault history of the original event that may have caused many subsequent faults to occur.
1.1 Fault Range Map
This table summarizes all possible fault value locations.
Fault Type Internal Fault Range
(Decimal)
Displayed in Control Node
Monitor (Hex)
Displayed in Fault Manager Interface Card
(Decimal)
Operating System N/A 0 to FFFF 0 to 65,535
User Defined Faults 00000 to 09999 10000 to 1270F 65,536 to 75,535
Reserved for future use #1 10000 to 10999 12710 to 12AF7 75,536 to 76,535
Function Block Faults 11000 to 11999 12AF8 to 12EDF 76,536 to 77,535
Reserved future Communications Protocols 12000 to 19999 12EE0 to 14E1F 77,536 to 85,535
Driver Faults: DPRAM 20000 to 20099 14E20 to 14E83 85,536 to 85,635
Reserved for future driver #1 20100 to 20199 14E84 to 14EE7 85,636 to 85,735
Driver Faults: STLAN 20200 to 20299 14EE8 to 14F4B 85,736 to 85,835
Reserved for future driver #2 20300 to 20399 14F4C to 14FAF 85,836 to 85,935
Driver Faults: OPERATOR 20400 to 20499 14FB0 to 15013 85,936 to 86,035
Reserved for future driver #3 20500 to 29999 15014 to 1752F 86,036 to 95,535
Inverter Faults 30000 to 39999 17530 to 19C3F 95,536 to 105,535
Reserved for future use #2 40000 to 59999 19C40 to 1EA5F 105,536 to 125,535
Reserved for future hardware platform faults 60000 to 65535 1EA60 to 1FFFF 125,536 to 131,071
Not Used N/A 20000 to 8FFFFFFF 131,072 to 2,415,919,103
IO Subsystem N/A 90000000 to 90000043 N/A