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No.
Phenomenon
Cause
Countermeasure
1) Command invalid
(unregistered) step data.
Check if the step data is valid
(registered).
2) Different input signal to the
expected step number is
inputted to the controller,
because of a too short an
interval between the input signal
of “IN*” and the “Drive” or
inputting the signals at the same
time.
Add an interval of 15ms (the
recommendation is 30ms) or
more between the input signals.
/
See “Operating procedure input
and output signals for each
operation type” on P.29
3) Different input signal to the
expected step number is
inputted to the controller,
because the input signal time
was too short.
Maintain the state of the input
signal for 15ms (the
recommendation is 30ms) or
more.
/
See “Operating procedure input
and output signals for each
operation type” on P.29
Operation not completed
/ During operation
(Not always, but may happen
occasionally)
Alarm for “Step data ALM2
/code: 1-051” is generated.
↓
<Procedure of restart>
Input the “RESET” signal.
4) Different input signal to the
expected step number is
inputted to the controller,
caused by PLC or other device.
Check that the step number is
inputted correctly for the required
motion.
1) Different input signal to the
expected step number is
inputted to the controller,
because of a too short an
interval between the input
signal of the “IN*” and the
“Drive” or inputting the signals
at the same time.
Add an interval of 15ms (the
recommendation is 30ms) or
more between the input signals.
/
See “Operating procedure input
and output signals for each
operation type” on P.29
Note) Recommend to check the
“OUT” output signal for
more secure operation.
2) Different input signal to the
expected step number is
inputted to the controller,
because the input signal time
was too short.
Maintain the state of the input
signal for 15ms (the
recommendation is 30ms) or
more.
/
See “Operating procedure input
and output signals for each
operation type” on P.29
Note) Recommend to check the
“OUT” output signal for
more secure operation.
2
Operation completed by
unexpected motion.
- No alarm
/ During operation
(Not always, but may happen
occasionally)
3) Different input signal to the
expected step number is
inputted to the controller,
caused by PLC or other device.
Check that the step number is
inputted correctly for the required
motion.
/
See “Operating procedure input
and output signals for each
operation type” on P.29-30
Note) Recommend to check the
“OUT” output signal for
more secure operation.