Error code1E00
A servo error occurs when an alarm signal is triggered on the pulse card, or excessive pulses are generated, or there's a pulse leakage issue. The manual's first action is: “Check the error cause of the connected drive.”
- Model
- Delta IA-CNC_Milling
- Display shows
- Servo error (1E00)
- Type
- Error code
- Source
- Manual p. 416
What 1E00 means
Servo error p. 420
Common causes
- [1530]: alarm signal (DI) on the pulse card is triggered. p. 420
- [1531]: this alarm occurs when the pulse card generates more than 24,000 pulses within 1 ms. p. 420
- [1532]: pulse leakage. When the motor is stopped, the pulse card compares the command pulse number with the feedback pulse number. If the pulse number difference is greater than 1% of the encoder resolution, this alarm occurs. p. 420
- [1560]: station number repetition error. p. 420
What to do
- Check the error cause of the connected drive. p. 420
- Check the controller's encoder resolution setting and make sure the motor speed is within the range. p. 420
- 1. Check if the signal traces are shielded. 2. Check if the equipment is properly grounded. p. 420
- 1. Check the channel parameter station number setting. 2. Check the pulse card station number switch knob setting. 3. Check the drive station number P3-00 setting. p. 420
- Refer to the relevant servo drive user manuals for the definition and troubleshooting of other related errors. p. 420
Before you service the product, read the safety instructions in the manual p. 3.
If 1E00 is still not resolved
- Contact service / dealer p. 3 “Refer to the pin assignment when wiring.”
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