What does it mean if External E-Stop 2 tripped on Parking Facilities PF9700?
If External E-Stop 2 has tripped on your Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates, it means the E-Stop chain was interrupted starting at Input 2. The solution is to check the E-Stop chain for interruptions.
How to fix 'run time exceeded' error in Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates?
If the Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates system exceeds the run time during opening, closing, or deadman operation, it means the current motor run time has surpassed the set maximum. This could be because the door is sticking or blocked. The solution is to check the motor run time settings and ensure the door isn't obstructed.
Why is the rotational direction wrong in Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates?
If the rotational direction detected by your Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates system deviates from what's expected, here are a few things to check. If you're using incremental encoders, the Channel A and B connections might be reversed; if so, reverse them. The motor rotation direction could also be reversed compared to the calibration setting, in which case you should teach in the limits again. Too much 'pancaking' when starting could also be the reason, which means you should adjust boost as necessary.
What causes Motor / DC-bus overcurrent Limit 2 in Parking Facilities PF9700?
If your Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates experiences a Motor / DC-bus overcurrent Limit 2 error, it could stem from a few reasons. First, make sure the motor data set is correct. If not, correct it. Next, check the voltage increase/boost settings, adjusting them if they're not properly configured. Also, verify that the motor is appropriately sized for the door. Lastly, inspect the door for any sticking issues and resolve them. By addressing these potential causes, you can troubleshoot the overcurrent issue.
How to resolve Overvoltage in DC-bus Limit 2 in Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates?
If you're encountering an overvoltage issue in the DC-bus Limit 2 of your Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates, consider these potential causes. There might be a brake chopper interference, defect, or it could be missing altogether; inspect and fix any brake chopper issues. The feed voltage may be too high, so check and reduce it. Also, the motor might be feeding back too much energy in generator mode, meaning the door motion energy can't be sufficiently brought down; implement measures to manage this energy feedback.
What causes overvoltage at the line supply input in Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates?
If you're seeing an overvoltage at the line supply input for your Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates, it could be because the line supply voltage is too high. Reduce the line supply voltage to resolve this. Alternatively, the line supply might be fluctuating extremely; in this case, you should stabilize the line supply fluctuations.
What to do if Parking Facilities PF9700 Fencing & Gates shows 'external watchdog incorrect'?
If the external watchdog is incorrect in your Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates, it suggests that defective hardware has been damaged by water or electricity. You should check the hardware for any damage caused by water or electricity.
What to do if there is a lag error in Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates?
If you are experiencing a lag error with your Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates, where the door's position change is less than expected, several factors could be at play. First, check for any blockages in the gate or motor that may be hindering movement. Ensure the motor is receiving adequate power to provide the necessary torque. Adjust the motor's speed settings if they are too low. Inspect the mechanical limit switches for defects and replace them if needed. Also, check the encoder shaft installation for slippage and correct it. Verify that the correct positioning system is selected. Inspect the motor connections for any missing phases. Ensure the brake mechanism releases properly. Finally, adjust the failure detecting time settings if they are incorrect. Clearing blockages, ensuring a...
What to do if External E-Stop 1 tripped on Parking Facilities PF9700 Fencing & Gates?
If External E-Stop 1 has tripped on your Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates, it indicates the E-Stop chain was interrupted starting at Input 1. Check the E-Stop chain for interruptions to resolve this issue.
What to do if Parking Facilities PF9700 Fencing & Gates detects obstacle during closing?
If your Parking Facilities Fencing & Gates system detects an obstacle during closing, it means an obstruction has been recognized. The solution is to remove the obstacle during closing.
Crucial safety advice for gate operation and user responsibilities.
Guidance on effectively reading and understanding the manual's content.
Guidelines and project aims for reducing injuries during goods movement.
Instructions for operating the gate using the key switch and control panel buttons.
Details on configuring input functions, unit range, and contact types.
Details on configuring output relay switching conditions and behavior.
Configuration and installation guidance for loop detector layouts.
Specifications for the 400v 3-phase braked electric motor.
Technical details of the worm and wheel geared motor unit.
General| Brand | Parking Facilities |
|---|---|
| Model | PF9700 |
| Category | Fencing & Gates |
| Language | English |
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