
6
Alarms
6 -1
Chapter 6 Alarms
The SRCP/SRCD series controllers turns off the alarm output (ALM) when an error is
detected.
To cancel the alarm:
■ Turn the power off and then on again.
■ Apply the alarm reset input (RESET) for at least the specified period of time.
(Note that some alarms can only be canceled by turning the power off and then on again.)
* Canceling the alarm while servo-on input (SERVO) is on is dangerous, as it allows the
servo to turn on immediately. First turn the servo OFF and then cancel the alarm after
checking that conditions are safe.
6-1 Checking the alarm
When an alarm occurs, check its status using the following method.
■ Alarm history
The SRCP/SRCD series stores data on the last 100 alarms that occurred. To check this
alarm history on the TPB, see the "13-4 Viewing alarm history" in the SRCP controller
user's manual.
* When an alarm that requires the power to be turned on again occurs, an alarm message
appears along with an alarm buzzer after connecting the TPB.
■ Status LED indication
The LED on the front panel indicated the controller status.
LED display
LED OFF
Green LED ON
Red LED ON
Green and red LEDs flash (0.5 sec.)
Green LED flashes (1.5 sec) and red LED
flashes (0.5 sec)
Controller status
Power OFF
Servo ON
Indicate alarm cannot be cancelled by alarm reset. (Power must
be turned off and then on again.)
Indicates that the robot is in emergency stop or that alarm can
be cancelled by alarm reset.
Servo OFF
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