What does 'Prog. end exists' mean on Lenord, Bauer GEL 8610 and how to fix it?
The message 'Prog. end exists' on the Lenord, Bauer Controller means you attempted to redefine the end of program for an already established program. Acknowledge the message with any key.
What to do if Lenord, Bauer GEL 8610 Controller shows 'Position too low'?
If the Lenord, Bauer Controller displays 'Position too low', it indicates that the nominal position/length value is lower than the specified »Pos. min« value (storage location 3/71). To resolve this, enter a higher value or specify a new »Pos. min«.
What to do if Lenord, Bauer Controller shows 'Speed too high'?
If the Lenord, Bauer Controller displays 'Speed too high', it means a nominal speed value entered is larger than the programmed maximum value (storage location 3/32), considering a programmed multiplier and a decimal point for the speed rate input (storage locations 3/45 and 3/46). Enter a lower value to correct this.
What does EEPROM error mean on Lenord, Bauer GEL 8610 and how to fix it?
An EEPROM error on the Lenord, Bauer Controller indicates a non-correctable error in the memory used by the power failure security, which can occur during nominal value entry or when reading a memory card. The suggested solution is to replace the Controller.
What does 'Only for s. begin' mean on Lenord, Bauer GEL 8610 and how to fix it?
The 'Only for s. begin' message on the Lenord, Bauer Controller appears when you try to define the end of program or set a program flow instruction for a sentence already begun (starting with the second or a further nominal value). Enter the remaining nominal values of the actual sentence first.
What does 'Invalid delete' mean on Lenord, Bauer Controller and how to fix it?
The 'Invalid delete' message on the Lenord, Bauer Controller means you tried to delete the only nominal value sentence of a program or the end of the program itself. Acknowledge with any key.
What does 'Invalid auto cal' mean on Lenord, Bauer GEL 8610 and how to fix it?
The 'Invalid auto cal' message on the Lenord, Bauer Controller indicates that you tried to start an automatic reference search routine even though the unit of the corresponding axis has not been reset. To resolve this, reset the Controller for the corresponding unit.
What does 'Over 999 sentence' mean on Lenord, Bauer GEL 8610 and how to fix it?
The 'Over 999 sentence' message on the Lenord, Bauer Controller appears when 998 sentences have already been programmed and you attempt to enter another nominal value or insert a sentence, or when copying in insert mode would exceed 998 sentences. To fix this, terminate the program or reduce the number of sentences to be copied.
What does 'Invalid sentence' mean on Lenord, Bauer GEL 8610 Controller and how to fix it?
The 'Invalid sentence' message on the Lenord, Bauer Controller can appear if: * A non-existent sentence has been specified as the source when copying sentences. * When copying in overwrite mode, the number of sentences within the actual program is less than the number of sentences to be copied. To resolve this, either enter the correct sentence number or reduce the number of the last sentence to be copied, or use the insert mode.
What to do if Lenord, Bauer GEL 8610 Controller displays 'Parkpos. too low'?
If the Lenord, Bauer Controller displays 'Parkpos. too low', it means the parking position value is lower than the specified »Pos. min« value (storage location 3/71). Enter a higher value or specify a new »Pos. min« to resolve this.
Essential safety guidelines for operating the controllers.
Defines the intended industrial and commercial applications for the controllers.
Outlines warranty terms, liability exclusions, and copyright.
Explains the manual's structure, concepts, and how to find information.
Lists key features and capabilities of the positioning controllers.
Details the functions of the primary control keys and displays on the controller.
Describes the extended keyboard layout and functions specific to the GEL 8610.
Lists various key combinations used to access controller functions across different modes.
Explains the primary operating mode and its three states: started, interrupted, reset.
Describes how to enter and use the mode for setting position and control data.
Details the mode for adapting the controller to the plant and fixing operational properties.
Explains fundamental terms like unit of measurement, display units, and count direction.
Covers how speed rates are entered, calculated, and programmed.
Explains the basic regulation principle and control dynamics of the drive system.
Introduces various signals and their functions within the controller system.
Details software and hardware limit switch configuration and functionality.
Explains how to offset the origin for sentences, either absolutely or relatively.
Outlines initial steps for setting up the controller, including system parameters.
Describes procedures for setting up encoders and adjusting actual values.
Details necessary parameter settings before moving the drive for testing.
Covers tuning parameters like maximum speed, control factor, and timing for optimal performance.
Lists and explains various warning and error messages with causes and remedies.
Explains how to access and interpret stored fault messages and their meanings.
Provides guidance on proper cable termination and connection practices.
Details essential measures for electromagnetic compatibility, including earthing and screening.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing and installing controller modules.
Procedures for replacing the program EPROM chip on the controller.
Provides a summary of all available storage locations and their purpose.
Details parameters related to system configuration, language, and unit setup.
Explains parameters related to unit configuration, such as machine functions and speed rates.
Covers detailed parameters for each axis, including encoder setup, limits, and calibration.
Lists all connectors and their corresponding modules or functions.
Explains the coding and labeling of terminal strips for module identification.
Shows the physical layout and slot assignments for modules in the GEL 8310 controller.
Illustrates the physical layout and slot assignments for modules in the GEL 8610 controller.
Provides detailed wiring diagrams for various terminal strips and connectors.
Lists key operational specifications like power requirements and input/output characteristics.
Provides physical dimensions and panel cutout information for the GEL 8310 controller.
Provides physical dimensions and panel cutout information for the GEL 8610 controller.
Explains basic device type coding and configuration options.
Details the coding for control input and output configurations.
Explains the coding for analog output configurations.
Details the coding for actual value input configurations.
Explains the coding for data input and output configurations.
Lists available accessories such as transformers and memory cards with order numbers.
Lists available optional functions like circular interpolation and communication protocols.
Details the functions accessed via the F1 key in different modes.
Details the functions accessed via the F2 key in different modes.
Details the functions accessed via the F3 key in different modes.
General| Brand | Lenord, Bauer |
|---|---|
| Model | GEL 8610 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
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