To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does Current Sensor Fault mean on my Curtis 1232SE Controller?
A Current Sensor Fault in the Curtis Controller indicates that the controller current sensors have an invalid offset reading. This can be caused by leakage to the vehicle frame from phase U, V, or W (short in motor stator) or a defective controller. To clear this, cycle the KSI.
General| Brand | Curtis |
|---|---|
| Model | 1232SE |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Details on how to mount the controller, including dimensions and environmental considerations.
Guidelines for connecting high-current terminals, including lug assembly and wiring recommendations.
Information on low-current connections, including wiring recommendations for various signals.
Describes different types of throttles and their wiring requirements for the controller.
Parameters for configuring various throttle input types and their response characteristics.
Parameters for configuring various brake input types and their response characteristics.
Parameters for performing automated characterization tests on ACIM and SPM motors.
Step-by-step guide to configure the controller for application compatibility before vehicle operation.
Performing motor characterization (ACIM or SPM) to learn motor data and set parameters.
Step-by-step guide to characterize ACIM motors using the controller's automated procedure.
Step-by-step guide to characterize SPM motors using the controller's automated procedure.
A troubleshooting chart that lists fault codes, effects, causes, and set/clear conditions.
