Communication port pin out and rs-232 cables, Error messages (continued) – Electro Cam 5000 Series User Manual

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FAtL int

Internal Run Error
There is a hardware problem with internal circuitry. All outputs will be disabled.

Solution: Call Electro Cam for return authorization and further information.

LinEFAiL

Input Power Voltage Low

The input power to the controller dropped below normal operating voltage, causing the controller to stop
functioning. Check that input supply voltage to controller is within specified operating range (pg.A-18).

Solution: Control will come out of “LinEFAiL” condition when input voltage rises to normal range.

Pb Stuc

Push Button Stuck

If one of the keyboard keys is on when the unit powers up, this message will be displayed. It can indicate
that a key is shorted and always on.

Solution: If “Pb Stuc” error message remains or occurs frequently on power up, call Electro Cam for
further information.

StoP

Controller in Stop Mode

When Serial Communication Command 6 (COM_STOP) is sent to the control, it goes into an idle mode
and displays the message “StoP”. The Stop mode allows serial information to be written directly into the
control's EEPROM memory, thus allowing rapid loading of program information. The PLuSNET DLOAD
(down load) program first puts the control in the Stop mode before sending information. When the
loading process is complete it returns the control to the run mode. If the loading process is interrupted,
the control might accidentally be left in the Stop mode.

Solution: Power cycle the control to restore normal operation.

Communication Port Pin Out and RS-232 Cables

Appendix A-14

PS-5000 Series DB-9 Connector (Female)

Computer or PLC

PS-5000 Series

with DB-25

DB-9

RS-232 Cable Wiring—DB-25 to DB-9*

Computer or PLC

PS-5000 Series

with DB-9

DB-9

RS-232 Cable Wiring—DB-9 to DB-9*

RS-485 can be used for “Multi-Drop” communication (more than one controller connected simultaneously).
RS-232 can be connected to only one control at a time.

For standard 485 communications, pin 4 must be connected to pin 6. If pins 4 and 6 are not connected,
controller will communicate with remote display, which will interfere with standard 485 communications.

Error Messages (Continued)

*Pins 1, 4, 6, 7, and 8 must not be connected!
Damage may result from using an off-the-shelf RS-232 communications cable.

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