CHAPTER 5: FAULTS & DIAGNOSTICS 12-5-97 PAGE 28
CHAPTER 5: FAULTS AND DIAGNOSTICS
5.1
Option Card Faults (ER5)
5.1.1
An Option card fault will cause the Inverter to Er5. Generally, an Option card fault is due to an
invalid configuration parameter or a DeviceNet
communications error. Option Function Code P00 (if
enabled) can be examined to determine the specific error.
101 - Invalid Id Fault
102 - Invalid Baud Selection
103 - Invalid Assembly or Loss-of-Network Selection
104 - Invalid Optional Status Parameter
105 - Invalid Optional Command 1 Parameter
106 - Invalid Option Command 2 Parameter
201 - Bus Power Fault
202 - No Bus Activity
203 - Duplicate Id Fault
204 - Bus Off Fault
205 - No Poll Connection Established
206 - Poll Connection time-out
5.2 DeviceNet
Message Errors
5.2.1
The following errors may be returned in a response frame generated by a request from a
DeviceNet
master. Generally, these responses will be limited to request made by a DeviceNet
configuration tool.
08h - Service Not Supported
Attempt to access unsupported service.
09h - Invalid Attribute Value
Attempt to write to a function code with an invalid data value.
10h - Device State Conflict
Attempt to write to a function code when an option card is in manual mode or to a
function code which is unable to be set while the Inverter is in Run mode.
0Eh - Attribute Unable to be Set
Attempt to write to a read-only attribute.
0Fh - Access Denied
Attempt to write to function code while function code access is set to “protected.”
14h - Attribute not Supported
Attempt to read or write to a non-existent object attribute
