2 ) alarm list for the sgds servopack – Yaskawa JAPMC-MC2300 User Manual

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12.4 Troubleshooting Motion Errors

12.4.3 Analog Servo Alarm List

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( 2 ) Alarm List for the SGDS SERVOPACK

: Alarm displayed

×: No alarm displayed

Code

Alarm Name

Alarm Content

A.020

Parameter Checksum Error

The SERVOPACK's internal parameter data is incorrect.

A.021

Parameter Format Error

The SERVOPACK's internal parameter data is incorrect.

A.022

System Checksum Error

The SERVOPACK's internal parameter data is incorrect.

A.023

Parameter Password Error

The SERVOPACK's internal parameter data is incorrect.

A.030

Main Circuit Detector Error

There was an error in the power circuit's detection data.

A.040

Parameter Setting Error

A parameter setting exceeds the allowed setting range.

A.041

Divided Pulse Output Setting
Error

The PG Dividing Ratio (Pn212) setting violates the allowed setting range
or setting conditions.

A.042

Parameter Combination Error

The combination of several parameter settings exceeds the allowed setting
range.

A.050

Combination Error

The Servomotor and SERVOPACK capacity settings are incompatible.

A.051

Unsupported Product Alarm

An incompatible Serial Converter Unit is connected.

A.0b0

Servo ON Reference Invalid Alarm After using the Operator to perform an operation that turns the Servo ON, a

Servo ON reference was attempted by a host command.

A.100

Overcurrent or
Heat Sink Overheat

An overcurrent flowed through the IGBT or the SERVOPACK's heat sink
overheated.

A.300

Regeneration Error

The Regenerative Resistor is disconnected or the Regenerative Transistor
failed.

A.320

Regeneration Overload

The regenerative energy exceeds the Regenerative Resistor's capacity.

A.330

Main Circuit Wiring Error

The power supply method used to supply the main circuit does not match
the setting in parameter Pn001.

A.400

Overvoltage

The main circuit's DC voltage is excessively high.

A.410

Undervoltage

The main circuit's DC voltage is too low.

A.510

Overspeed

The Servomotor's speed is too high.

A.511

Divided Pulse Output Overspeed

The motor speed calculated from the PG Dividing Ratio (Pn212) exceed
the motor's upper limit speed.

A.520

Oscillation Alarm

Excessive oscillation was detected in the motor speed.

A.521

Autotuning Alarm

There was an error in the moment of inertia ratio calculation during auto-
tuning.

A.710

Overload
(Instantaneous Maximum Load)

The motor operated with a torque that significantly exceeds the rated torque
for several seconds to several dozen seconds.

A.720

Overload
(Continuous Maximum Load)

The motor is operating continuously at a torque exceeding the rated torque.

A.730

DB Overload

During DB (Dynamic Braking) operation, the rotating energy exceeds the
DB resistor's capacity.

A.740

Inrush Resistance Overload

The main circuit power supply was turned OFF and ON repeatedly.

A.7A0

Heat Sink Overheat

The SERVOPACK’s heat sink overheated.

A.810

Encoder Backup Alarm

The encoder power supplies are all down and the position data was cleared.

A.820

Encoder Checksum Alarm

A checksum error was detected in the encoder's memory.

A.830

Encoder Battery Alarm

The voltage is too low in the absolute encoder's backup battery.

A.840

Encoder Data Alarm

The encoder's internal data is incorrect.

A.850

Encoder Over Speed

The encoder was rotating at high-speed when the power was turned ON.

A.860

Encoder Overheat

The encoder's internal temperature is too high.

A.b10

Speed Reference A/D Error

There is an error in the speed reference input's A/D converter.

A.b11

Speed Reference A/D Data Error

There is an error in the speed reference's A/D converter data.

A.b20

Torque Reference A/D Error

There is an error in the torque reference input's A/D converter.

A.b31

Current Detection Error 1

There is an error in the phase-U current sensor.

A.b32

Current Detection Error 2

There is an error in the phase-V current sensor.

A.b33

Current Detection Error 3

There is an error in the current sensor.

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