Troubleshooting chapter 7 – Rockwell Automation 1771-PM , D17716.5.18 U MNL 1771-PM CLUTCH/BRAKE MOD User Manual

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Troubleshooting

Chapter 7

7Ć15

MISCELLANEOUS MESSAGES (cont'd)

HEX

CODE

TYPE

PROBLEM

CORRECTIVE ACTION

0A

N/L

PC ENABLE DROPOUT OR ABSENT

*LATCHED MESSAGE

The PC enable bit from the processor must be maintained to the

PM while in any mode other than off. The PM must also see the

PC enable bit maintained while switching to off mode.

*NON LATCHED MESSAGE

The PM must first see the PC enable bit go on before it sees any

request to change modes. If this does not happen, this message

will occur.

When the PM is actually in the off mode, the PC enable bit

may be turned off.

This condition should be used as a status prompt that

indicates the user program has not given final permission

to enter the selected mode. Check programming in

figure4.6.

0B

N

STOPĆONĆTOP SIGNAL FROM PC PREVENTING ENTRY TO

CONTINUOUS MODE.

PM module is still receiving STOPĆONĆTOP command from the

PC processor. This command must be absent before PM can

enter continuous mode.

Check ladder logic (figure 4.6, 4.7, 4.8).

0C

N

AWAITING RELEASE OF INCH BUTTONS FOR ENTERING

INCH MODE.

InchĆbutton inputs must indicate that both inch buttons have

been released, then pushed again before its PM Module will

allow inching motion. This is the anteĆtieĆdown feature of the PM

Module. refer to figures 5.2 and 6.11.

Refer to figure 5.2. Check wiring in figure 6.11.

0D

N

0E

N

PC RUN MODE DROPOUT OR ABSENT

PC processor is not in RUN mode, probably due toa processor

fault.

Correct processor fault. Switch to RUN mode.

0F

N

PRESS INTERLOCK DROPOUT OR ABSENT

Check wiring of press interlock switch in figure 6.1 or 6.5.

10

N

CHECK RUN BUTTON SIGNALS. MAKE STATION ACTIVE OR

BYPASSED.

The cactiveĆstation input is absent, but the PM module is

detecting a changeĆofĆstate of operator RUN buttons.

Check station #1 (figure 6.11).

15

N

MAKE LEFT AND RIGHT ACTIVE CONNECTIONS IDENTICAL. Check station #1 (figure 6.11).

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