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Troubleshooting
Section 12-2
Slave Units with
Power Short-circuit
Detection Function
The short-circuit detection sta-
tus does not turn OFF after a
power short-circuit has been
detected, even though the
error has been fixed.
The status will not turn OFF
until the power for the node
where the error was detected
is reset.
Cycle the communications
power after fixing the error.
Slave Units with
Unconnected Line
Detection Function
The Unconnected Line Detec-
tion Status Flag turned ON for
an unused input.
Unconnected line detection is
enabled for an unused input.
Disable unconnected line
detection for that input.
The Unconnected Line Detec-
tion Status Flag turned ON
even though the sensor power
supply was connected.
Current consumption is low.
(Output current: 3 mA max.)
Disable unconnected line
detection for that input (so that
the unconnected line detec-
tion function does not operate.)
The short-circuit detection sta-
tus does not turn OFF after a
unconnected line has been
detected, even though the
error has been fixed.
The status will not turn OFF
until the power for the node
where the error was detected
is reset.
Cycle the communications
power after fixing the error.
Slave Units with Load
Short-circuit Detec-
tion Function
The short-circuit detection sta-
tus does not turn OFF after a
load short-circuit has been
detected, even though the
error has been fixed.
The status will not turn OFF
until the power for the node
where the error was detected
is reset.
Cycle the communications
power after fixing the error.
Slaves with Discon-
nected Line Detec-
tion
The Disconnected Line Detec-
tion Status Flag turned ON for
an unused output.
Disconnected line detection is
enabled for an unused output.
Disable disconnected line
detection for that output.
The Disconnected Line Detec-
tion Status Flag turned ON
even though the external load
was connected.
Current consumption is low.
(Output current: 3 mA max.)
Disable disconnected line
detection for that output (so
that the disconnected line
detection function does not
operate.)
The short-circuit detection sta-
tus does not turn OFF after a
load short-circuit has been
detected, even though the
error has been fixed.
The status will not turn OFF
until the power for the node
where the error was detected
is reset.
Cycle the communications
power after fixing the error.
Output Slave Units
with Continuous
Short-circuit Protec-
tion Circuit
Communications are operat-
ing correctly, and the correct
area is ON, but the output and
the output indicator are not
ON.
The output current exceeds the
rated output current, continu-
ous short-circuit protection
operates, and the outputs are
turned OFF. Once operation is
performed, all outputs remain
OFF until the power supply is
reset.
Remove the cause of the error
and restart the communica-
tions power supply once oper-
ation has been recovered.
Model
Problem
Cause
Possible correction
Summary of Contents for CRT1 - 10-2009
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Page 24: ...xxiv Conformance to EC Directives 6...
Page 386: ...362 Units with Connectors Section 6 7...
Page 414: ...390 Temperature Input Units Section 7 5...
Page 430: ...406 Expansion Unit Specifications Section 8 2...
Page 494: ...470 Bit Slave Units with Compact Connectors Section 9 5...
Page 501: ...477 Repeater Unit Section 10 2 Dimensions 42 3 50 3 1 27 5 95 mm...
Page 502: ...478 Repeater Unit Section 10 2...
Page 508: ...484 CX Integrator Section 11 1...
Page 509: ...485 CX Integrator Section 11 1...
Page 602: ...578 Temperature Input Unit Functions Section 11 6...
Page 614: ...590 Device Maintenance Section 12 3...
Page 664: ...640 I O Power Supply Current Appendix E...
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