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If you encounter a power supply error (b2) with your Mitsubishi Electric Video Game Controller, it indicates that the 24 V power is not being supplied properly. To resolve this, check the wiring condition and ensure the supplied voltage is correct.
What to do if A/D conversion error (b4) occurs on Mitsubishi Electric FX3G Video Game Controller?
If you are experiencing an A/D conversion error (b4) with your Mitsubishi Electric Video Game Controller, it means the A/D conversion value is abnormal. To fix this, check the over-scale status data (BFM#28) to find the error channel and then verify that the input analog data is within the specified range.
General| Brand | Mitsubishi Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | FX3G |
| Category | Video Game Controller |
| Language | English |
Details design precautions for safe system operation, including emergency stop circuits and interlocks.
Provides crucial precautions for wiring, including power supply cutoff, grounding, and noise prevention.
Covers precautions for starting up, operating, and maintaining the PLC safely.
Compares performance specifications of analog products to help select the optimal product for equipment.
Covers troubleshooting methods and error statuses for the FX3U-4DA.
Covers troubleshooting methods and error statuses for the TC-ADP.
Describes the auto-tuning function to automatically set constants for optimum PID control.
Covers troubleshooting for PID instruction, including error codes.
