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Mitsubishi Q Series User Manual

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MELSEC-Q
8 TROUBLESHOOTING
(2) Error Code List
Error code
(hexadecim
al)
*1
Error type Cause Error-time operation Corrective action
• Write to the area write-enabled
in the setting mode only was
performed in the operation
mode.
• Any of the following error codes
occurred during setting mode;
however, the mode is changed
to operation mode without
resetting the error.
3H
• Write data error to input range
(error code: 0204
H, 0404H)
• Write error to alert mode
setting (error code: 0C04
H,
0C14
H, 0C24H, 0C34H,
0D04
H, 0D14H, 0D24H,
0D34
H)
• The written data is held as
is.
• If data are written to
multiple write areas, the
smallest buffer memory
address among the ones
where data were
mistakenly written is stored
by priority.
• Make error rest in the following
procedure:
1) Choose the setting mode.
2) Set a correct value.
3) Make error reset.
• When changing from the operation mode
to the setting mode, make sure that the
PID continuation flag (buffer memory
address: 169) is 0 (STOP), and turn off
the setting/operation mode command
(Yn1).
4H
• Data outside the setting range
was written.
• The written data is held as
is.
• When write area setting is
over the upper and lower
limit values, the upper and
lower limit values are used
to exercise the control.
• If multiple data outside the
setting range were written,
the smallest buffer memory
address among the ones
where data were
mistakenly written is stored
by priority.
• Set data within the range.
5H
• The setting of the upper/lower
output limiter or upper/lower
setting limiter is illegal.
• The written data is held as
is.
• The upper and lower limit
values that may be set are
used to exercise control.
• If data are written to
multiple limiter setting area,
the smallest buffer memory
address among the ones
where data were
mistakenly written is stored
by priority.
• Make setting so that the upper limit value
is greater than the lower limit value.
6H
Write data
error
• The set value was changed
during default setting
registration.
• The written data is ignored.
Any set value cannot be
changed until error reset is
made.
• If another write error
occurs, error code (the
buffer memory address: 0)
data does not change.
• After making error reset command (Yn2:
ON), change the set value.
*1 The buffer memory address occurring write data error is displayed at " " in
hexadecimal.
Example) "0234
H" expresses that data out of the range are written to proportional
band (P) setting (buffer memory address: 35 (23
H)).
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Mitsubishi Q Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
I/O PointsUp to 4096 points
CommunicationEthernet, RS-232, RS-485
I/O ModulesDigital, Analog, Specialized
Programming LanguageFunction Block Diagram, Structured Text
Power Supply24V DC, 100-240V AC
Operating Temperature0°C to 55°C
Shock Resistance147 m/s2 acceleration, 3 times in each of X, Y, and Z directions
Program CapacityUp to 252K steps

Summary

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Design, Installation, and Wiring Precautions

Covers safety guidelines for design, installation, and wiring to prevent hazards and malfunctions.

Startup, Maintenance, and Disposal Precautions

Safety measures for startup, maintenance, and proper disposal of the module.

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

SPECIFICATIONS

Q62HLC Performance Specifications

Details analog I/O, input characteristics, accuracy, and conversion speed.

Auto Tuning Functionality

Explains the auto tuning function, execution procedure, and precautions.

PID Control Stop and Loop Disconnection Detection

Explains forced PID control stop and loop disconnection detection mechanisms.

Alert Function Details and Settings

Details various alert types (input, deviation) and their configuration.

Buffer Memory List and Error Codes

Comprehensive list of buffer memory addresses, settings, and detailed error codes.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Guides for diagnosing issues based on LED indicators and specific error flags.

SETUP AND PROCEDURE BEFORE STARTING THE OPERATION

PROGRAMMING

ONLINE MODULE CHANGE

Online Module Change Procedure

Step-by-step guide for module change using GX Configurator-TC or sequence program.

Precautions for Online Module Change

Important safety and operational precautions to follow before and after module change.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Error Code List and Processing

Comprehensive list of error codes, their causes, and processing during errors.

Troubleshooting Common LED Indicators

Guides for diagnosing issues based on RUN, ERR, and ALM LED status.

Troubleshooting Specific Error Conditions

Addresses specific issues like auto tuning failures, module readiness, and alert flags.

Checking Q62HLC Status via GX Developer

Using GX Developer system monitor for status checks, error codes, and LED information.

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