Service manual
nnn56 "SETUP TIMEOUT ERROR"
nnn57 "NO READ DATA"
nnn99 "UNDEFINED ERROR"
C.3h (17xxx) Inserter Error Messages
Error Description
Currently there are no error messages for this module.
C.3i (19xxx) EngValue Error Messages
Error Description
Currently there are no error messages for this module.
C.3j (20xxx) EXITCOMM Error Messages
Error Description
20001 “NO MESSAGE RESPONSE”
A message was sent to an exit device (i.e., Inserter), but the exit device
did not respond.
C.3k (21xxx) InFeed Error Messages
Error Description
21001 “PAPER DEMAND TIMEOUT”
EVENT: Paper Demand Switch ON to Paper Demand Switch OFF
EVENT CHECK: PaperDemandTimer.
CHECK VALUE: 20000 msec.
ADJUST VALUE: Engin. Value 17
ANALYSIS: Time exceeded, A demand for paper was sent to infeed
device (i.e., feeder), but paper was not detected by the feed sensor within
the time frame set in engineering values.
C.4 E-STOP PROBLEMS AND ANALYSIS
C.4a Troubleshooting the E-stop / Interlock System
Problem:
The condition described is a cover when first open, then closed, and it takes
the E-stop button to be pressed and released then the Restart button
pressed in order to run the machine again instead of just closing the cover
and pressing the restart button.
Some questions:
Does this happen with all the covers or just one specific cover?
Accumulator? feeder? 2 Folder Plate covers? Transfer Conveyor Covers?
Etc...?
Analysis:
The E-stop system actually consists of 2 separate sets of 2 loops. The
covers are connected through 2 series strings and the E-stop Button is
another set of 2 series strings. When a cover opens, both series strings
must open in order to make the E-stop controller happy.
If it happens with just one cover, then one of the 2 magnetic reed relay
switches is always closed (or shorted). This can also occur if one of the blue
bypass jumpers on the Input Output Interconnect Board has not been
removed from the offending module. These should be measured and
checked.
By cycling the E-stop button, you effectively remove power to the e-stop
controller and reset it.
Troubleshooting V6-V6LT E-Stop/Gate Panel:
420T V6LT OPERATOR & SERVICE MANUAL ISSUE 2009/06 Rev. 6/21/2011 SECTION C – PAGE 108
071-33370-400
PROBLEM ANALYSIS