
9300 Servo PLC
Appendix
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9300 Servo PLC EN 5.0
3.5.5 Fault analysis via the fault memory
The fault memory of the PLC consists of 8 memory locations which store the following information
about the active fault and the 7 previous faults in their chronological order of occurrence:
No. of system error message (^ 3−8)
Response to the fault (warning, message, TRIP, etc.) (^ 3−8)
Time of occurrence (referred to power−on time of the PLC, e.g. "1234567 s")
Frequency of successive occurrence
The fault memory information is stored under codes C0168/x ... C0170/x:
C0168 C0169 C0170 Subcode Contains information about
No. of the
system error message
and response
Time
of occurrence
Frequency
of successive
occurrence
1
Active fault
2
Last fault
3
Last but one fault
4
Last but two fault
5
Last but three fault
6
Last but four fault
7
Last but five fault
8
Last but six fault
Tip!
The fault memory works according to the principle of a shift register:
If the current fault is no longer active or has been acknowledged by a TRIP−RESET, all information
is automatically shifted up one subcode in the fault memory.
The information concerning the previously active fault is now stored under subcode 2.
The information concerning the previous last but six fault is deleted from the fault memory and
cannot be retrieved any longer.
Note!
If several faults causing different responses occur simultaneously:
– Only the fault causing the highest−priority response is entered into the fault memory
(priority = TRIP → message → FAIL−QSP → warning).
If several faults causing the same response occur simultaneously (e.g. 2 messages):
– Only the fault occurring first is entered into the fault memory.
If a fault occurs several times in succession:
– Only the time of the last occurrence is entered into the fault memory.
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