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No.
Phenomenon
Cause
Countermeasure
2
Alarm for “ Err overflow
/code: 1-196” is generated.
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<Procedure of restart>
“Turn the power supply off.”
↓
“Turn the power supply on”
1) Added excessive external
force (including vibration) or
impact load.
Operate within the specified range.
/See 2.1 Specifications on p.9-10
/See 3.1 Specifications on p.13-14
2) The Power supply does not
have sufficient capacity.
Check the power consumption for
each actuator and controller:
If necessary replace the existing
power supply with a power supply
with sufficient capacity.
/See 2.1 Specifications on p.9-10
/See 3.1 Specifications on p.13-14
3) Load/resistance more than
specified range is being applied
to the actuator.
Use within specification range.
/See 2.1 Specifications on p.9-10
/See 3.1 Specifications on p.13-14
/See Catarog Model Selection
“Speed-Vertical work load graph”
4) The pushing operation is
performed at the “Positioning
operation position”
Review the content of the step
data.
/See 7.2
Caution (2)on p.42
5) For the pushing operation:
The position (the target start
pushing position) is not set
correctly.
Check the step data.
/See 7.2
Caution (7)n p.42
6) The cable is not connected
or has been disconnected.
Comfirm that the cable is
connected correctly.
/See 5. Wiring of cable on p.35
7) It was not the intended origin
position because the actuator
pinched the work-piece during
the“return to origin”.
Remove the work-piece and
restart the return to the intended
origin position.
8) Wrong input [0] is input as the
positioning force.
Check the step data.
<
Moving force>
/See 4.3Step data setting on p.21
9) The step data position is not
changed correctly after the
return to origin direction is
changed.
Check the step data.
<Position>
/See 4.3 Step data setting on p.21
/See 4.4 Parameter setting on p.32
10) Because the operation of the
step data is set to [INC/relative],
the table comes into contact with
an external object and does not
move due to continuous operation.
(Stroke end etc.)
Check the step data.
<Position>
/See 4.3 Step data setting on p.21
Check if correct operation
instruction is provided.
11) The tightening torque when
the work piece and the actuator
body are mounted exceeds the
specified range.
Keep the tightening torque within
specified range.
/See 7.3 Mounting
Caution (1),(2) on p.45
12) The flatness of work piece and
the mounting surface exceeds
the specified range.
Keep the flatness within specified
range.
/See 7.3 Mounting
Caution (3) on p.46