Controller Operation
Instruction Manual
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Status
Description
Fault; system not operable
Check the run screen for Fault message.
Remote User
A user is editing the parameters in the controller
remotely, i.e. through Alpha Toolbox.
Audi Command Port Connected
The controller is connected to an AUDI XML protocol
server on the Command port.
Audi Results Port Connected
The controller is connected to an AUDI XML protocol
server on the Results port.
PFCS Solicited Port Connected
The controller is connected to a PFCS protocol server on
the Solicited port.
PFCS Un-Solicited Port Connected
The controller is connected to a PFCS protocol server on
the Un-Solicited port.
OPEN Connected
The controller is connected to an OPEN protocol server.
Toolsnet Connected
The controller is connected to a Toolsnet protocol server.
ToytotaPI Connected
The controller is connected to a ToyotaPI protocol server.
2.8 Faults
The display background color in normal operation is white. In the event of a fault, the spindle display and the time
display backgrounds turn red and the fault description appears on screen. The background color reverts to original
only when the fault is cleared.
Here is a list of the Faults in the QB Expert Alpha controller:
Overcurrent Fault!
Total Current – the controller software limits the current applied to any tool
based on what the tool can handle. This fault is asserted if the total current
applied is greater than allowed.
GFI Fault!
The Ground Fault Interrupter has exceeded its current trip point. A current
detector monitors the current through the three phases of the motor and asserts
this fault when the total current applied to the tool does not equal the total
current returned from the tool. All phases are turned off immediately to protect
the controller from shorts at the tool end.
Logic Voltage Fault!
The controller monitors the +5VDC, -5VDC and +12VDC of its onboard Power
Supply. This fault is asserted when those voltages fall outside of nominal range.
Position Feedback Fault!
The controller is constantly monitoring the resolver zero and span points and
asserts this fault if they go outside specification.
Transducer Span Fault!
This fault is asserted when the transducer zero point has shifted far enough to
prevent a full scale reading from the transducer.
Transducer Zero Fault!
This fault is asserted when the transducer zero point has shifted far enough to
prevent drift compensation at the zero point.
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