Rockwell Automation GV3000/SE Operator Interface Module (OIM) User Guide - Manual (Page 61)

7-2 GV3000/SE Operator Interface Module (OIM) User Guide, Version 2.0
The fault screen tells you which fault occurred - in this example, the HIGH LINE
VOLTAGE fault. If more faults occur, they are displayed after is pressed to clear
the first fault.
When an alarm occurs:
• the alarm or fault indicator turns on.
• alarms are not logged.
• an alarm message is displayed on the OIM screen, such as the one shown in figure
7.2.
The alarm message screen tells you which alarm occurred - in this example, the LOW
AC INPUT LINE alarm. Press to clear the screen.
If a fault and an alarm occur at the same time, the fault message is displayed. If
multiple faults and alarms have occurred, you can review them one at a time using the
Fault and Alarm Menus.
To identify the problem when a fault or alarm occurs, use the Fault or Alarm Menu or
the tables provided in chapter 5 of the software I/M. The screens in the menus and the
tables give the probable cause and corrective action to take when a fault or alarm
occurs.
Tables 7.3 and 7.4 in this chapter cross-reference the alarm and fault messages you
will see on the OIM with the fault and alarm codes as they are listed in the software I/M
and displayed on the front panel keypad/display.
When a fault is corrected, you must reset the faults before starting the drive. Alarms
are automatically reset when the problem is corrected.
Figure 7.2 – Example of an Alarm Screen