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S300 & S700 Errors and Warnings >

This content is extracted from the DriveGUI documentation. 

F401 Failed to set feedback type fault >

So here's my story. Boss decided I'm going to start programming our custom built machines. He said," Theres a computer over there, go use it."  We use TRIO with Motion Perfect v4, Proface HMIs with GP-PRO EX, Kollmorgen drives and servos (at…

F503 Fault >

Hi. One of our customers has F503 fault. Following is the customer's environment.   Drive : AKD-x01207 Motor : AKM53L Input Voltage : VBUS 640   It happens more than 5200RPM, It doesn't happen less than 5000RPM(Current…

Clearing an AKD-C Power Supply Fault from a PxMM Application Program >

Method 1: Add CPS.Control Object 3000 to the PDO mappings Example: Then map the Object to a Dictionary variable in the project. Example below shows mapping  CPS.Controls to a PLC variable named CPSControl

AKD F465 Excessive Shock Detected By Feedback Device ( Hiperface DSL ) >

From Workbench Help We've only seen this in one instance so far but here are more details on what we know about this fault.

S200 Drive + Incremental with hall >

Hello. We tried incremental with hall on S200 Drive to check if it has encoder fault , such as removing encoder signal line, removing connector and removing encoder header. When we tried removing encoders, except hall sensor, it has no…

S700, S300, S600, and S400 F24 Fault Code >

The F24 fault is created by the WMASK feature which allows a defined Warning (nX warning) to generate a fault message (defined by WMASK)

AKD Modbus Dynamic Mapping Strange Fault >

This strange fault seems to happen after doing some AKD Modbus Dynamic Mapping.  I could not find this type of fault anywhere in the documentation or on the KDN.  Any ideas on what this might be? The three horizontal lines are…

Clear fault history on S300, S600, and S700 drives >

The command for clearing the fault history on the Servostar S300, S600, and S700 drives is CLREEPROM FLTHIST.  That is a space between the two words.  Type it into the terminal command line and press enter.  Sometimes it is…
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