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6.1 Error Codes
ERROR
CODE
1 Configuration error
Invalid data in the ‘Config’ menu. Review data range if programming is being written by an
external device such as a PLC. If the control is being programmed manually, reset the ‘Config’
programming to default by using the “Clear” function (see section 5.2.3).
2 Calibration error
Invalid data in the ‘Calibration’ menu. Review data range if programming is being written by
an external device such as a PLC. If the control is being programmed manually, reset the
‘Calibration’ programming to default by using the “Clear” function (see section 5.2.3).
3 Schedule error
Invalid data in the ‘Schedule’ menu. Review data range if programming is being written by an
external device such as a PLC. If the control is being programmed manually, reset the
‘Schedule’ programming to default by using the “Clear” function (see section 5.2.3).
4 Use Schedule error
Invalid data in the ‘Use Schedule’ menu. Review data range if programming is being written
by an external device such as a PLC. If the control is being programmed manually, select a new
active schedule from the ‘Use Schedule’ screen (see section 5.2.2).
6 Counter error
Invalid data in the ‘Counter’ menu. Review data range if programming is being written by an
external device such as a PLC. If the control is being programmed manually, reset the
‘Counter’ programming to default by using the “Clear” function (see section 5.2.3).
7 Stepper error
Invalid data in the ‘Stepper’ menu. Review data range if programming is being written by an
external device such as a PLC. If the control is being programmed manually, reset the ‘Stepper’
programming to default by using the “Clear” function (see section 5.2.3).
8 I/O Map error
Invalid data in the ‘I/O Map’ menu. Review data range if programming is being written by an
external device such as a PLC. If the control is being programmed manually, reset the ‘I/O
Map’ programming to default by using the “Clear” function (see section 5.2.3).
9 E-Stop error
The input is not seeing a closed signal from the Emergency Stop Switch. If this feature is un-
used, insert a jumper from FSC to ES1. If the feature is being utilized, verify that external E-
Stop is functioning appropriately.
10 TC1 error
The ’TLS’ input on the power board is not seeing a closed signal from the contactor’s Thermal
Limit Switch. If this feature is unused, insert a jumper between the two TLS connections on the
power board. If the feature is being utilized, verify that the SCR is not overheating.
11 No Weld error
The input is not seeing a closed connection from the external “No Weld” circuit to FSC. If this
feature is unused, insert a jumper from FSC to NW1. If the feature is being utilized, verify that
external circuit is functioning appropriately.
Note: All error defaults are set to “Minor error”. Error handling should be set under the configurations menu
and by utilizing the “Any Error”, “Contactor Error”, and “Major Error” options available for the programma-
ble outputs in the I/O Map.
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