Instruction manual

11. ERROR CODES STORED AT THE PCPU
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Table 11.3 Servo Amplifier Error List (2000 to 2799) (Continued)
Error Cause
Error
Code
Amplifier
Type
Name Description
When Error Checked Error Processing Corrective Action
A
During operation, communication
with the encoder is not normal.
Check wiring between the encoder and
ADU.
Change the servo motor (encoder).
2020
M
Encoder error 2
Fault in communication with the
encoder
Check the encoder cable connector for
disconnection.
Change the servo motor.
Change the encoder cable.
2021
M
Converter RD off
(400VAC series
servo only)
The servo-on (SON) signal turned
ON when the ready signal (RD) of
the converter is OFF.
1. Bus voltage is low.
2. Alarm occurring in converter.
Remove the cause of the converter
alarm. Deactivate the alarm.
2024
M
Output ground
fault
U, V, or W of the servo amplifier
output grounded
At any time during operation
Check if the servomoton and cable
have been grounded.
Correct the grounded.
Replace the servomotor.
A
Absolute position
erase
In the absolute value encoder, the
voltage of the super capacitor in
the encoder is less than 2.5
±
0.2V.
In the absolute value encoder,
speed was 500rpm or higher during
a power failure.
At power-on of servo
amplifier
At servo error reset
Change the battery (MR-JBAT
).
Check the wiring encoder for all ADU.
The voltage of the supercapacitor
inside the absolute value encoder
has dropped.
Turn the power ON for 2 to 3 minutes to
charge the supercapacitor, switch the
power OFF then ON again, and
execute a zeroing.
The battery voltage is low.
Turn the servo amplifier power OFF,
then measure the battery voltage.
2025
M
Battery alarm
Failure of battery cable or battery.
(Zeroing must be re-executed after
clearing the error.)
When the servo amplifier
power is turned ON
At the leading edge of the
PLC READY flag (M2000)
When a servo error is reset
When the power to the
servo system CPU is
turned ON
Replace the servo amplifier battery.
2026
A
Module mismatch
The servo parameter (system
settings) does not match the real
servo amplifier.
At power-on of servo
amplifier
At servo error reset
Reconsider the system settings.
The frequency of ON/OFF
switching of the power transistor for
regeneration is too high. (Caution
is required since the regenerative
resistor could overheat.)
Reduce the frequency of acceleration
and deceleration or feed speed while
checking the servo monitor
regeneration level (%).
Reduce the load.
Increase the servomotor capacity.
Servo parameter (system settings)
setting error
Check the servo parameters
(regenerative resistor and motor type
settings in the system settings).
Incorrect wiring of regenerative
resistor
Connect the regenerative resistor
correctly.
Failure of regenerative resistor
Replace the regenerative resistor.
2030
M
Excessive
regeneration
Power transistor for regeneration
damaged by short circuit
Replace the servo amplifier.
The command speed is too high.
Reconsider the command speed.
Overshoot occurred during
acceleration.
Reconsider the servo parameter.
Encoder fault.
Change the encoder.
A
Encoder cable fault or wiring
mistake.
Check the wiring between encoder and
ADU.
The motor rpm has exceeded
115% of the rated rpm.
Check the motor rpm in the servo
parameters.
Check if the number of pulses per
revolution and travel value per
revolution in the fixed parameters
match the machine specifications.
An overshoot has occurred
because the acceleration time
constant is too small.
If an overshoot occurs during
acceleration, check the acceleration
time and deceleration time in the fixed
parameters.
An overshoot has occurred
because the servo system is
unstable.
If overshoot occurs, increase the speed
integral compensation by adjusting the
position loop gain / position control
gain 1, 2, speed loop gain / speed
control gain 1, 2 in the servo
parameters.
2031
M
Overspeed
Encoder fault.
At any time during operation
Immediate stop
Check the encoder cable for wire
breakage.
Change the servo motor.