Maxcess D-MAXE User Manual

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Faulty behavior The table below shows examples of faulty behavior, causes, and
how to remedy the fault. Often the cause is incorrect parameter
settings.
Faulty behavior Reason Remedy Reference
The actuator is
moving too fast or
too slow.
The motor speed is
not set correctly.
Adjust the motor
speed
see
Menu 1y.3.y10
Max Actuator Speed,
page 7-15
in section
1y.3 Job Settings
The actuator does
not move in
"Automatic" mode.
The gain is set too
low.
Increase the gain see
Menu 1y.3.y3
Gain, page 7-7
in
section
1y.3 Job
Settings
The actuator is
mechanically locked.
Free the actuator and
clean the area.
The actuator vibrates
in the Automatic
operating mode.
The gain is set too
high.
Reduce the gain. see
Menu 1y.3.y3
Gain, page 7-7
in
section
1y.3 Job
Settings
Cable connections
are loose.
Check all cable
connections to make
certain they are
securely fastened.
The actuator moves
in the wrong
direction in
"Automatic" mode.
The polarity is set
incorrectly.
Reverse the polarity see
Menu 1y.3.y8
Polarity, page 7-13
in section
1y.3 Job
Settings
Wrong job selected. Select "Manual: mode
and check whether
the correct job is
selected.
see
Selection of
"Jobs", page 4-16
The actuator does
not move in "Servo-
Center" mode.
The gain for the
Servo-Center
transducer is set too
low.
Increase the gain see
Menu 1y.4.2
SC Gain, page 7-17
in section
1y.4
Servo-Center
The actuator is at the
stop because the
polarity is set
incorrectly.
Reverse the polarity
for the "Servo-
Center" operation
mode.
see
Menu 1y.4.3
SC Polarity, page 7-
18
in section 1y.4
Servo-Center
The actuator vibrates
in the "Servo-Center"
operating mode.
The gain for the
Servo-Center
transducer is set too
high.
Decrease the gain see
Menu 1y.4.2
SC Gain, page 7-17
in section
1y.4
Servo-Center

Maxcess D-MAXE Specifications

General

Brand	Maxcess
Model	D-MAXE
Category	Controller
Language	English