4 cause of alarm and corrective action – Yaskawa Yasnac PC NC User Manual
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Chapter 4: Maintenance
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4.1.4
Cause of Alarm and Corrective Action
The following shows the listing of YASNAC PC NC
alarms.
Table 4.1.4.1
Alarm Numbers and Classification
NUMBER
CONTENTS
STOP MODE
OUTPUT
HOW TO RESET
0000 to
0049
Errors related to edit and opera-
tion
Occurring in the background
mode also.
Block stop
Input error
alarm
Reset
0050 to 0099
Errors related to edit and opera-
tion
Not occurring in the background
mode.
Block stop
Input error
alarm
Reset
Power OFF for #0050 and #0051
0100 to 0499
Program error
Block stop
Input error
alarm
Reset
1000 to 1099
Program error
DNC, COMS total, etc.
Block stop
Input error
alarm
Reset
2000 to2199
Machine related error
OT, reference point return,
machine ready, in-position, etc.
Stop after
deceleration,
or immediate
stop
Alarm
Reset operation after removing the
cause. With the alarm caused by the
machine ready signal, if it occurs in
the first power ON operation, it is
automatically reset.
3000 to 3299
Servo and spindle related alarm
ESP, CPU mutual monitoring
Immediate
stop, or serve,
OFF
Alarm
Reset after removing the cause.
With the SVOFF alarm, it is auto-
matically reset by the SVON.
8000 to 8049
Memory check error
Watchdog timer error
Off-line error
Immediate
stop, or serve
OFF
Alarm For
maintenance
CPU halt
Switching to the special maintenance
screen
9000 to 9049
Error occurring in background
editing (basically the same as
with 0000 to 0049)
Not stopped
Background
error output
Reset or with reset soft-key
No number
indication
BAT indication
BAT, AXIS
Battery error
Encoder alarm
Not stopped
No output
Changing the battery
No number
indication
Warning
message
Key operation error, edit opera-
tion error (not serious operation
error)
Not stopped
Warning
Next key operation