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9
Troubleshooting
The positioner does not move
Cable not connected correctly
►
Check the cable connections.
The electronics or mechanics were replaced
►
Run the
once again.
Electronics not connected correctly
►
Check all connecting cables (p. 22)
.
Defective electronics
►
Check the electronics.
Motion platform has triggered the limit
switch
►
If you are using a controller from PI: Switch on
the servo mode for the affected axis again in the
PC software.
►
Command the axis to move away from the limit
switch.
The positioner was connected to the switch-
ed-on electronics
►
Switch the electronics off and on again or restart
them with the
RBT
command or with the corre‐
sponding PC software function.
Incorrect configuration
►
Check the L‐505.013212's parameter settings in
the electronics connected and make the appro‐
priate corrections.
Incorrect command or incorrect syntax
►
Send the
ERR?
command in the PI electronics
and check the error code .
Incorrect axis or channel commanded
►
Make sure that the electronics use the correct
axis respectively channel identifier.
Commanded axis is not referenced
►
Do a reference move for the axis as described in
the user manual for the controller.
Reduced positioning accuracy
When the L-505.013212 is mounted vertically:
Load exceeds the self-locking of the drive
►
Make sure that the
is not exceeded.
Warped base body
►
Mount the L‐505.013212 onto an even sur‐
Increased wear due to small motion over a
long period of time
►
Perform a maintenance run (p. 24)
Uncontrolled oscillation
Large changes to the load or the alignment
of the L-505.013212
►
Switch off the servo control system or the con‐
troller immediately.
►
Check whether the servo control parameter set‐
tings correspond to the selected closed‐loop
control mode; see user manual for the controller.
►
If necessary, correct the settings of the servo
control parameters.
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