Servosila-Device-Reference-0xA020192

Table Of Contents
Telemetry Parameters
Telemetry - System Status
# Parameter Units Description CANopen
1
Fault Bits bits 0: No fault
1: Driver Chip Fault
2: Driver Chip Overheating
4: Overheating Protection
8: Overcurrent Protection
16: Thermistor Overheating
32: Hall Sensors Fault
64: Quadrature Encoder Fault
128: SSI Encoder Fault
256: SPI Encoder Fault
512: PWM Encoder Fault
16384: Emergency Stop
32768: Activation Key is Missing
Whenever a fault is detected, the controller powers off the motor, raises one or
more "Fault Bits" flags, and starts waiting for a "Reset" command to come from
a parent control system. Until a "Reset" command comes, the motor ignores all
other commands received from the parent control system. Note that all
configuration management functions (CANopen SDO functionality) keep
working as usual.
The parent control system is expected to continuously monitor the "Fault Bits"
parameter delivered to it via CANopen TPDO mechanism. If the "Fault Bits"
parameter is 0 (all bits are clear), then nothing needs to be done. Whenever one
or more bits of the "Fault Bits" value indicate a fault, the parent control system
is supposed to issue a "Reset" command. The "Reset" command needs to be
issued once the fault is corrected, and the drive is ready to re-start operation.
UINT16,
0x4000,
0x03,
ro
2 Operation
mode
- 0: Idle
1: Off
2: Fault
3: Autoconfiguration
4: Field Oriented Control
6: Electronic Speed Control (Hz)
8: Servo Control
9: Kickstart
10: Brake
11: Direct Field Control - Rotation
12: Direct Field Control - Electrical Position
13: Stepper
15: Testing - FOC Wave
16: Testing - Speed Wave
UINT16,
0x4000,
0x02,
ro
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