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Parker Hannifin S.p.A. – S.B.C. Division 

 

quick installation guide Hi-drive 

 
 

Page 11 of 12 

 

 

12 Alarms 

 

Pr23 Alarm 

Remedies 

0 No 

alarm 

 

1 Overvoltage 

Check 

the 

three-phase power line. 

Check the braking line and braking resistance 

Check the application 

2 Undervoltage 

Check the three-phase power line.  

Overcurrent 

Check any mechanical impediments and correct motor size for required use. 

Check motor connections and any short-circuits between phase-phase and phase-

earth. 

Check the length and type of motor cable used. 

Make sure a mains filter is not connected on the motor!  

FBK speed loop 

error 

Check the speed loop connections and the connectors from both sides (drive-

motor).  

Motor PTC alarm 

-Check the PTC connection cable. 

-If the alarm persists, disable the drive, interrupt power to the motor, disconnect 

the power supply to the drive (24VDC). Disconnect the PTC connector from the 

drive, and make a connection short-circuiting the PTC (between PTC+ and PTC-) 

on the terminal board of the drive itself.  

Power the drive (24VDC). If the alarm continues, the drive is faulty, otherwise 

the PTC on board the motor is faulty (after completing the test, remove the 

connection short-circuiting the PTC) 

6 Power 

module 

overheating 

Check the cooling fans and any blockages/restrictions in air flow. 

Check the braking cycle. 

Check the room temperature of the switchboard where the drive is fitted and 

outside room temperature.  

External alarm 

Depends on application (see PicoPLC program) 

Auxiliary alarm 

Depends on application (see PicoPLC program) 

10(*)  Check sum PLC 

Set the default parameters, save, switch back on and reprogramme the drive 

11(*)  Check sum param. 

Set the default parameters, save, switch back on and reprogramme the drive 

15 

Default parameters 

Set the default parameters, save and switch back on 

21 24VDC 

undervoltage 

The drive power voltage is below minimum threshold: voltage too low. 

22 Environment 

overheating 

Check the cooling fans and any blockages/restrictions in air flow. 

Check the room temperature of the switchboard where the drive is fitted and 

outside room temperature.  

24 Braking 

transistor 

cutout 

Braking resistance in short circuit. If an external braking resistance is connected 

to the drive, check its condition and wiring harness. 

25(**)  Wrong FBK speed 

loop initialisation 

Check the FBK speed settings. 

Check the FBK speed connection. 

26(**) Wrong FBK 

position loop 

initialisation 

Check the settings of the position FBK. 

Check the connection of the position FBK. 

28 FBK 

position 

loop 

error 

Check the connections of the position loop and the connectors on both sides 

(drive-motor). 

I

2

T Current 

restriction 

(I

2

T) - “the red LED 

flashes 

continuously” 

The drives goes in I²T due to an overload (more power is required than that being 

supplied). Check: 

-The wiring between the drive and the motor (there must be no switched-over 

phases). Above all mind the motors with terminal board rather than connector: it 

is easy to make a mistake. Make sure you keep to the wiring diagrams. 

- Mechanical sizing 

(*) only reset after default loading and new saving. 

(**) cannot be reset until next switch-on. 

 

 

 

 

 

ISBN0411301550 

 

Summary of Contents for Hi-drive

Page 1: ...Hi drive Quick installation guide rev 0 November 2004 software rel 0...

Page 2: ...or the protective connection PE European countries see EN61800 5 1 section 4 2 5 4 2 USA see National Electrical Codes NEC National Electrical Manufacturers Association NEMA and local bulging codes Th...

Page 3: ...wer Pout W See diagrams Overvoltage cutout OV Vovl V 870 Undervoltage cutout UV Vund V 70 2 Vmains CONTROL D C power supply Vcc V 24 0 10 Maximum ripple Vcc ripple V Do not exceed range Max power inpu...

Page 4: ...ir entering the converter must not come from or pass through other heat source parts Fit a suitable ventilation filter inside the switchboard 2 3 DIMENSION size HID2 5 8 HID16 25 A 87mm 122mm Measurem...

Page 5: ...ype HID2 HID5 HID8 HID16 HID25 AC mains three fuses Bussmann FWP10A14F Ferraz Shawmut A70P10 1 Bussmann FWP20A14F Ferraz Shawmut A70P20 1 Bussmann FWP30A14F Ferraz Shawmut A70P30 1 Bussmann FWP 50B Fe...

Page 6: ...drive is in RUN mode flashing with interval between the 2 series of flashes the converter is disabled and an alarm has tripped the tripped alarm can be identified by counting the number of flashes be...

Page 7: ...on 6 EIN C 7 N C 7 0VF 8 N C 8 SHIELD 9 0V F 9 5V F X10 encoder output DB9 male X11 CAN DB9 male 1 EOUT A 1 N C 2 EOUT A 2 CANL 3 EOUT B 3 GND CAN 4 EOUT B 4 Reserved 5 EOUT C 5 SHIELD 6 EOUT C 6 Rese...

Page 8: ...Before entering the motor data parameter Pr31 must be defined write 0 for brushless motor default or 1 for asynchronous motor 7 Resolver When the resolver is connected do not use the Less Wiring enc...

Page 9: ...open loop is regulated To the in encoder connector a fixed isolated voltage of 5V is available 8 1 Encoder connection Refer to the diagrams in the Operator s Manual at website www sbcelettronica com...

Page 10: ...Connect the motor to the converter carefully following the manual diagrams 2 Make sure the converter is disabled 3 Start the converter 4 Make sure no alarm has tripped 5 Set the analogue reference at...

Page 11: ...ion see PicoPLC program 8 Auxiliary alarm Depends on application see PicoPLC program 10 Check sum PLC Set the default parameters save switch back on and reprogramme the drive 11 Check sum param Set th...

Page 12: ...MI HI 00 11 04 EN...

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