Siemens sinamics dcp - A60032 (F, N) External temperature too high alarm; A60039 (F, N) Dynamic overload temperature too high; F60046 (N, A) Wire break at analog input 0; F60047 (N, A) Wire break at analog input 1

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4 Faults and alarms
4.2 List of faults and alarms
A60032 (F, N) External temperature too high alarm
Drive object: DCP_CTRL
Cause: The external temperature is higher than the set alarm threshold (p50491).
Note:
r50047[1]: measured value of the external temperature sensor (in °C) for temperature sensors with continuous
characteristic
Temperature sensor with continuous characteristic
- KTY84 (p50490 = 1)
- PT100 (p50490 = 6)
- NTC thermistor K227 (p50490 = 7)
- PT1000 (p50490 = 8)
The value = 0 for other temperature sensors.
Remedy: - check the threshold for triggering the alarm (p50491).
- check the temperature at the location where the external temperature sensor is installed - and if necessary, reduce.
See also: p50491 (Temperature monitoring external alarm threshold)
A60039 (F, N) Dynamic overload temperature too high
Drive object: DCP_CTRL
Cause: The calculated power semiconductor temperature has exceeded the permissible value.
Remedy: Check that the permissible load cycle is maintained.
F60046 (N, A) Wire break at analog input 0
Drive object: DCP_CTRL
Cause: A wire break has been detected at the CUD's analog input 0 (AI 0, X177.25/26).
This fault is triggered if p50700 = 2 (unipolar monitoring of current input (+4 mA to +20 mA)) is set and an input
current of less than 2 mA is flowing.
Possible fault causes:
- wire break or contact problem in the supply line
- parameter p50700 set incorrectly
Note:
This fault is also indicated via binector input r53030.0.
AI: Analog Input
See also: p50700 (CUD analog input 0 type)
Remedy: - check the wiring of the input terminals (X177.25/26) (cable break, contacts, etc).
- check the parameter assignment for analog input 0 (p50700).
F60047 (N, A) Wire break at analog input 1
Drive object: DCP_CTRL
Cause: A wire break has been detected at the CUD's analog input 1 (AI 1, X177.27/28).
This fault is triggered if p50710 = 2 (unipolar monitoring of current input (+4 mA to +20 mA)) is set and an input
current of less than 2 mA is flowing.
Possible fault causes:
- wire break or contact problem in the supply line
- parameter p50710 set incorrectly
Note:
This fault is also indicated via binector output r53030.1.
AI: Analog Input
See also: p50710 (CUD analog input 1 type)
Remedy: - check the wiring of the input terminals (X177.27/28) (cable break, contacts, etc).
- check the parameter assignment for analog input 1 (p50710).
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