Glutz SD-L F 9365 Series, Mounting And Operating Instructions

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SD‑L F (9365x)
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Mounting and operating instructions
9.1.3 Safety elements
9.1.4 Feeding
No. Description Cause Elimination Checking time Reaction
E20 01 SER Test SER Test signal unsuccessful SER short-circuit to the earth.
Check the cabling of the sensor or the
jumper.
Prior to closing A
02 SER too slow SER reacts too slowly.
Check the cabling of the sensor.
Check for polarity reversal/test signal.
E21 01 SES Test SES Test signal unsuccessful SES short-circuit to the earth.
Check the cabling of the sensor or the
jumper.
Prior to opening A
02 SES too slow SES reacts too slowly.
Check the cabling of the sensor.
Check for polarity reversal/test signal.
E22 01 EMY Test EMY input on 24 V Check the jumper EMY.
Check the cabling EMY.
Permanent H
02 Malfunction EMY input A
No. Description Cause Elimination Checking time Reaction
E30 01 30 V Error 30 V too low Mains failure, overload motor. Check the feed-in.
Replace the hardware.
Permanent A
02 30 V too high
03 Error upon switching-on
E31 01 24 V General Error upon switching-on Overload, short-circuit 24 VDC onto terminals
X101, X102 or X116 (Fire protection PCB/Relay
PCB)
Permanent A
Restart after 10 s
02 Over- resp. under-voltage
E32 01 24 V Safety Over- resp. under-voltage Overload, short-circuit 24 VDC onto terminals
X105 or X107
E33 01 24 V E-Lock Error:
Over- resp. under-voltage
Overload, short-circuit 24 VDC onto terminal X108
02 Premonition:
Over- resp. under-voltage
E34 01 24 V CAN Over- resp. under-voltage Overload, short-circuit external power supply CAN
9.1.6 Options
9.1.5 System
9.1.7 Closing sequence / Interlock function
No. Description Cause Elimination Checking time Reaction
E50 01...99 System error Unexpected hard -
ware or software
event
Switch the drive mechanism off/on.
Carry out a Factory Reset, carry out a Software Update,
inform the manufacturer.
Permanent W or H or F
E51 01...99
E52 01...99
No. Description Cause Elimination Checking time Reaction
E60 00 Relay PCB 0 Option PCB has been remo -
ved, its address changed or
become defective
Check if the option is provided.
If defective: Replace or remove from the configu -
ration.
Note:
Deleting of error 60

see chapter 13.6.1
Permanent W
10 Relay PCB 1 Permanent W
20 Relay PCB Permanent W
30 Fire-protection PCB Permanent A
No. Description Cause Elimination Checking time Reaction
E70 xx CAN bus setting CAN address xx existing
twice
Correctly define the role of the closing sequence or the
interlock function
Permanent W
E71 01 CAN connection No CAN connection Plug in, check or replace the CAN cable.
Check if all the CAN participants are switched on.
Permanent W