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a hardware failure of the relay.
Lock Relay Shorted
The “Lock” solid state relay on the slide adjust module failed shorted.
Indicates a hardware failure of the relay.
Transducer Fail
For linear slide systems, indicates that the linear transducer is not sending
information to the slide adjust module. This may be a cable problem,
unplugged connector, failed power supply, failed transducer, or option board
(5000-10B) problem.
For rotary slide systems, indicates that the fine resolver is not being read
correctly. This could be a cable problem, unplugged connector, failed
transducer, or option board (5000-10C) problem.
Coarse Resolver Fail
The coarse resolver on a rotary system could not be read correctly. This could
be a cable problem, unplugged connector, failed resolver, or option board
(5000-10C) problem.
Res. Moved in Check
The fine resolver moved while the coarse resolver was being read. Indicates
the resolver may be mounted too loosely or that the slide adjust motor brake is
not holding.
Resolver Misaligned
The fine and coarse resolvers are no longer in proper alignment. Indicates that
one of the resolvers is loose (internally). The resolver may need to be checked
or replaced. The system will need to be recalibrated.
Res. Gearing Wrong
The resolver is geared too high or too low. Refer to section 3.6.1 for resolver
gearing requirements.
Bad Module
The unit did not sense a slide adjust module in the slot it was configured for.
Indicates that the card has become unplugged or that the card has failed.
Bad Config Data
The configuration data for this system was corrupted. The system must be
reconfigured.
Section 6.5
Slide Adjust “Status” Messages
In Position
The slide is within tolerance of the slide setpoint.
Up Limit Switch Open
The slide has hit the mechanical up limit switch and can go no higher.
Down Limit Sw. Open
The slide has hit the mechanical down limit switch and can go no lower.
Max Position Reached
The slide has gone as high as the max position programmed in the
configurations menu and will not be allowed to go higher.
Summary of Contents for OmniLink 5000
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