
COMMUNICATIONS / INTERFACES
MICROMASTER
MICROMASTER Vector
MIDIMASTER Vector
SIEMENS DA 64 – 2001/2002
4/9 Version C3
4.10 Diagnostic functions, fault codes and parameter list
The MICROMASTER, MICROMASTER Vector and MIDIMASTER Vector drive inverters have two alarm function stages:
Warnings and Faults.
1. Warnings
The first stage implies a warning which is output if a
drive inverter operating parameter reaches its limit
value. These parameters can include, for example,
current, voltage or temperature. When this warning is
output, the display flashes (and a bit is set in the
message which is returned via the serial interface);
however, the drive inverter is not shutdown (tripped).
The warning is automatically reset once the cause of the
warning has been removed (e.g. by reducing the load
which had caused the drive inverter to reach its current
limit).
The last warning number which was displayed is saved in
parameter P931. However, an output relay can be
parameterized using parameter P061 or P062 (not for
6SE92) so that it changes-over when a warning is output.
Alternatively, the relay can either be switched using a
warning before current limiting, voltage limiting, motor
overtemperature or slip limiting (only for 6SE32).
The warning messages can always be accessed via the
serial interface, by reading parameter P931. The warning
buffer memory can be deleted by writing 0 into it.
2. Faults
The second alarm stage is a "Fault". As soon as a fault
condition is detected, the drive inverter output is
shutdown and a flashing fault code is displayed (a bit is
set in the message which is returned via the serial
interface). The drive inverter can only be reset if the
cause of the fault has been removed. The fault can be
acknowledged by pressing the P key on the operator
panel twice, switching a digital input (if such an input was
parameterized) or via the serial interface.
The fault code, which last occurred, is saved in
parameter P930. It is possible to configure an output
relay using parameters P061 or P062 (not for 6SE92) so
that its state changes if a fault is output.
After a fault code has been acknowledged, the drive
inverter changes into a power-on inhibit status. The drive
inverter must then be actively powered-down (using the
keypad, digital input or serial interface, depending on
which control technique was configured) before it can be
powered-up again. This can be de-activated by setting
parameter P081; in this case, the drive inverter attempts
a restart as soon as the fault has been acknowledged.
The fault buffer memory can be deleted by writing 0 into
it. In the case of 6SE32, parameters P140, P141, P142
and P143 contain the last as well as the second from last,
third from last and fourth from last faults.
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