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DIAS-DRIVE 210-23
30.03.2021 Page 53
5.2.3 Status Register
With I-STATUS, the status of the DIAS-Drive can be read. In a 32-bit variable, all error and
status information is contained. The amplifier response can be changed by setting the ap-
propriate bits in the G-MASKE1, G-MASKE2, G-MASKW and G-MASKD functions.
According to the mask settings, the amplifier detects errors, warnings or does respond. The
individual bits have different values and limitations in the mask assignments.
Bit Error Cause Solution
0 Single-phase oper-
ation
─ The main voltage supply is
single phase only
─ Check the amplifier fuse
─ Check electrical connection
1 Error in the main
voltage supply
─ Amplifier is "enabled"
without the applied main
voltage supply
─ Check in main supply fuse
─ Check electrical connection
─ Amplifier is enabled before the
intermediate circuit is loaded
2 Reserved
3 DC over voltage
─ Internal/external brake
resistor not connected
─ Internal brake resistor
defective
─ External brake resistor
defective
─ Connect brake resistor
─ Exchange the amplifier
─ Exchange the brake resistor
4 DC under voltage
─The main voltage supply for
the released amplifier is
too low
─ Disable the amplifier before the
intermediate circuit voltage.
Below G-VBUSM
5 Reserved
6 Stop brake error
─ No stop brake connected
with parameters
M-BRAKE = 1
─ Stop brake short circuited
lines
─ Stop brake short circuited
─ Motor used with stop brake
─ Check stop brake cable
─ Change
M-BRAKE parameter
to 0 as long as a motor without
brakes is used.
─ Check connector and motor
cable
─Check stop brake