Rockwell Automation WebPak 3000 User Guide - Manual (Page 62)

7-4 WebPak 3000 OIM User Guide
These screens show:
• The fault or alarm number (on the first line). You can use this number to
look up information about the fault or alarm in the hardware manual.
• A one-line description of the fault or alarm.
• The date and time when the fault or alarm occurred. This time is based on
an internal 248-day counter. The counter is restarted when drive power is
cycled, or when the clock is reset (see section 7.7, “Resetting the Clock”).
• A description of the problem that caused the fault or alarm and possible
solutions. If ▼ is displayed, more information is available. Press to
read the rest of the screen.
Press to exit this screen and return to the Review Log.
Step 3. Repeat step 2 for any other faults or alarms that you want to view in detail.
Press to return to the Fault or Alarm Menu.
7.2.2 Resetting Faults and Alarms and Clearing the Logs
You can reset faults and alarms without clearing the logs, or reset them and clear
the logs.
Important: Alarm logs are automatically cleared when power is cycled. Fault logs are
saved through a power cycle.
To reset faults or alarms without clearing the log:
Step 1. Select Reset Faults or Reset Alarm Indicator from the menu. Press .
The first line in the Review Log is the most recent fault or alarm. If a fault or
alarm is detected while you are in the log, the display is updated to show the
new entry.
Step 2. If you select:
• Reset Faults: You will see the message “ ATTENTION ! DRIVE FAULTS HAVE
BEEN RESET .” If the fault condition has been cleared, the FAULT indicator is
turned off and the faults are reset.
• Reset Alarm Indicator: You will see the message “ ATTENTION ! DRIVE
ALARMS HAVE BEEN RESET .” The ALARM indicator is turned off.
Step 3. Press to clear the message and return to the Fault or Alarm Menu.
Step 4. Press again to return to program or monitor mode.
Other methods of resetting faults and alarms without clearing the logs are:
• If the drive is stopped and is set to KEYPAD , press .
• If available through the selected control source, assert fault reset.