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ALARM AND WARNING TABLE
A1
FORWARD GEAR TURNED ON DURING SWITCHING
CONTROL THE MICRO FORWARD GEAR
A2
REVERSE GEAR TURNED ON DURING SWITCHING
CONTROLS THE MICRO REVERSE GEAR
A3
TEAR POTENTIOMETER
CONTROL THE CABLES OF THE POTENTIOMETER
A4
POTENTIOMETER NOT SET TO ZERO
DURING SWITCHING – SET
THE POSITION OF THE ZERO POINT OF THE POTENTIOMETER
A5
THERMAL PROTECTION (it activates at temperature
over 190° F, causing stopping of the machine, until the
temperature is below limits – control the value of
temperature with the parameter F14=4))
CONTROL THE ABSORPTION OF THE MOTOR – INCREASE THE DISSIPATION
A6
SHORT MOS DURING THE SWITCHING
SWITCH OFF, VERIFY AND SWITCH ON AGAIN. CONNECTIONS.
IF IT PERSISTS CHANGE THE OPERATION.
A7
OVER CURRENT LINE 1
CONTROLS THE MOTOR OR – DECREASE THE MAX. CURRENT
A8
OVER CURRENT LINE 2
CONTROLS THE MOTOR OR – DECREASE THE MAX. CURRENT
A9
UNDER VOLTAGE
VOLTAGE < 18V CONTROLS THE CONNECTIONS AND THE SECTION OF THE
CABLES OF POWER
A10
OVER VOLTAGE
VOLTAGE > 45 V
A11
AMP PROTECTION
CONTROLS THE CURRENT OF THE MOTOR
A12
DISABLE
CONTROLS THE CONNECTION OF THE PIN 6
A13
ALARM SWITCHING OFF
CONTROLS THE KEY AND THE CORRESPONDENT CONNECTION
A14
ALARM EEPROM
SWITCH OFF AND SWITCH ON AGAIN
Message
Purpose
Alarm
Alarms or warnings stop the machine. The number of the alarm occurred is readable by the console display or counting the
fl ashes of the alarm led. The number of fl ashes matches with the alarm number (for example 4 fl ashes are equal to A4).
PROGRAMMING THE TRACTION CARD
To enter into the programming functions, push “MODE”.
Then will appear the text indicating the fi rst parameter ( “F0” ); pushing “UP” and “DOWN” to select the required parameter.
Push “MODE” to enter into the modes of the change and push “UP” and “DOWN” to obtain the required value; when it’s se-
lected, confi rm another time the new value with “MODE”.
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