Schwing VECTOR User Manual

Service Manual
22 VECTOR CONTROLLER-SERVICE MANUAL
Acknowledging messages
NOTE!
Messages are not faults! They
are announced only visually on
the display and can be
acknowledged with the
“CLEAR” key.
Acknowledging faults
Low-level faults are announced visually on the screen
and acoustically by an intermittent tone from the
controller and the warning horn. These faults can be
acknowledged via remote control or directly on the
control cabinet.
High level faults are also announced visually on
display and acoustically by an intermittent tone from
the controller and the warning horn. They can only be
acknowledged on the control cabinet.
NOTE!
In both cases, the acoustic signal can be shut
off via remote control.
Fault definition
Low level fault
In the event of a low-level fault, the job can still be
finished even if only with certain restrictions.
High-level faults
High-level faults can cause direct damage to the
machine. The control system will go to E-stop mode.
The operator must then decide if the fault displayed
will affect operational safety.
NOTE!
The operator is responsible for rectifying
any fault reported as soon as possible in
order to prevent possible damage to the
machine. After a fault message has been
canceled, it will not be repeated.
Schwing assumes no liability for damage
caused by faults that have not been rectified.
When a low-level fault is reported, this does
not mean that it can be ignored completely,
only that the job can be finished with
possible restrictions.
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CLEAR

Schwing VECTOR Specifications

General

Brand	Schwing
Model	VECTOR
Category	Control Systems
Language	English