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5. Type R interface <br />

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5.4.2 Alarm Causes<br />

Abbreviation Display<br />

Alarm cause<br />

DE Indicates the disconnection of the encoder input signal A, B and C-phase. Observed at all<br />

times.<br />

OV Indicates that the input power voltage is above the specification range.<br />

At power-up, the input voltage specification automatically recognizes 24V or 48V.<br />

Alarm will be triggered according to the following excess voltage detection values dependent<br />

on input voltage specification.<br />

24V inputapprox. above 36V<br />

48 inputapprox. above 55V<br />

MPE Indicates that the input power voltage is below the specification range.<br />

The detection voltage is shown below.<br />

24V inputapprox. below 18V<br />

48inputapprox. below 30V<br />

Not detected during servo OFF.<br />

Termination of power with servo ON may trigger alarm output.<br />

ALM history will be saved only if the power voltage returns to normal after low-voltage<br />

detection.<br />

RSTE When the power of the PB system is turned on, Initialization action detects the initial phase of<br />

the sensor, initializes the internal counter, and switches to servo ON status. If the sensor initial<br />

phase cannot be detected because of overload and power line disconnection etc, it results in<br />

an Alarm condition.<br />

If there is an ALM, STOP or Interlock (Type R) status after the power is turned ON,<br />

Initialization will not be executed.<br />

Refer to Chapter 6 for more information about load tolerance.<br />

OVF When actual movement is opposite to commanded direction due to excessive rotational<br />

vibration of motor or forced operation by external force, and when the position deviation<br />

threshold value exceeds the Command 14h setting value, alarm detection will result.<br />

Confirm that it is not used under unreasonable acceleration / deceleration or overload<br />

conditions.<br />

OL Indicates that before reaching the target position, the load was inoperative for a certain time.<br />

The detection time for inoperative status can be set using command 14h. Check unintentional<br />

causes such as the load reaching the mechanical limit.<br />

Not detected when Maximum current during operation 2 is selected.<br />

OS Indicates a velocity error. If the actual velocity exceeds approx.<br />

5200min -1 , it results in Alarm condition.<br />

Confirm that it is not used under unreasonable acceleration / deceleration or overload<br />

conditions.<br />

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