0 handling of the drive alarms – GE Industrial Solutions 6KCV300lNS User Manual

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8.0

PROCEDURES FOR THE BEGINNING AND THE END OF THE PCP

CONNECTION

At the beginning it is suggested to supply power first to the drive and then the Master;
when the Master has terminated successfully the identification cycle, proceed as follows:

Establish the connection by activating the Peripherals Communication Protocol by successfully
carrying out Initiate service.

If the Bus control has not been stored in the drive, activate such control by acting as required by

the drive (see relative manual).

Configure the Process Data Channel by setting the relative parameters (see chapter 6).

Enable the Process Data Channel outcoming from the Master (PDC Output) by setting the
parameter

Output

To switch off the system or stop the connection proceed as follows:

Stop the motor and disable the control by acting as required by the drive (see the relative
manual).
Disable the PDC data outcoming from the drive by clearing the parameter

Output

Enable,).

Stop the Peripherals Communication Protocol by successfully carrying out the Abort service; if
the previous two points have not been carried out, the case

Status number 3”

occurs.

From now on potential alarms of Interbus-S are no longer indicated by the interface card to the drive:

To avoid generating the

alarm at power off, proceed as described above.

If the Master is switched off without carrying out the ABORT Service, to activate the bus again proceed as

follows:

Carry out the Warm-Start command of the Master
Carry out the Initiate-Request Service (code 0088 hex)
The Slave responds with an Abort-Indication (code 81AD hex)
with Abort-ID = 02 and Reason-Code = 02.
Carry out again a Warm-Start command of the Master
Carry out again the Initiate-Request Service (code 008B hex).

In this case the Slave responds an Initiate-Response (code

hex).

This procedure is necessary to allow the correct synchronization of the Layer 2 of the Master and of the

Slave.

9.0

HANDLING OF THE DRIVE ALARMS

Every time the drive status changes, the

card

it immediately to the Master through

the Information-Report service. This service sends the

of the Slave

the

alarm, the index of the drrve parameter which contains the

of the alarm and the value of such

parameter, whose length is 2 byte, containing the alarm code. In order to identify the alarm code see the
drive manual.

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