Joint Error Codes¶
Head and Waist Joint Error Codes¶
Applicable Joints¶
The following error codes apply to all head and waist joints:
idx01_body_joint1idx02_body_joint2idx03_body_joint3idx04_body_joint4idx05_body_joint5idx11_head_joint1idx12_head_joint2idx13_head_joint3
Error Code List¶
| Fault Code (Hex) | Fault Code (Decimal) | Meaning | Cause |
|---|---|---|---|
0x00000001 |
1 | FOC Error | - |
0x00000002 |
2 | Overvoltage | Bus voltage exceeds the set threshold |
0x00000004 |
4 | Undervoltage | Bus voltage exceeds the set threshold |
0x00000008 |
8 | Overtemperature | Temperature sensor reads coil temperature >110° |
0x00000010 |
16 | Startup Failure | - |
0x00000020 |
32 | Encoder Error | Absolute encoder data abnormal |
0x00000040 |
64 | Overcurrent/Overload | - |
0x00000080 |
128 | Software Error | - |
0x00000100 |
256 | Temperature Sensor Error | - |
0x00000200 |
512 | Position Limit Error | Motor's current angle exceeds the set positive/negative limits |
0x00000400 |
1024 | Invalid Joint ID | - |
0x00000800 |
2048 | Position Tracking Error | - |
0x00001000 |
4096 | Current Detection Error | - |
0x00002000 |
8192 | Brake Release Failure | - |
0x00004000 |
16384 | Position Command Step Warning | The difference between the previous target command and the current target command exceeds 100cnt |
0x00008000 |
32768 | Multi-Turn Joint Lost Turn Count | - |
0x0000F000 |
61440 | Communication Frame Loss | 1. Slave actuator CANFD signal transmission timed out 5 times 2. Hardware error interrupts exceeded 5 times |
0x00010000 |
65536 | Stall | 1. Actual speed less than 20RPM 2. Actual current sustained at the set peak current for 2s |
0x00020000 |
131072 | Overspeed | - |
0x00040000 |
262144 | Host Lost (Heartbeat Disconnected) | - |
0x00080000 |
524288 | Speed Error Too Large | - |
Arm Joint Error Codes¶
Applicable Joints¶
The following error codes apply to all arm joints:
idx21_arm_l_joint1idx22_arm_l_joint2idx23_arm_l_joint3idx24_arm_l_joint4idx25_arm_l_joint5idx26_arm_l_joint6idx27_arm_l_joint7idx61_arm_r_joint1idx62_arm_r_joint2idx63_arm_r_joint3idx64_arm_r_joint4idx65_arm_r_joint5idx66_arm_r_joint6idx67_arm_r_joint7
Error Code List¶
| Fault Code (Hex) | Fault Code (Decimal) | Meaning | Cause |
|---|---|---|---|
0x2250 |
8784 | Driver Short Circuit | 1. Short circuit or ground fault in the driver's UVW output cables 2. Short circuit or ground fault in the motor's UVW 3. Internal short circuit or ground fault in the driver 4. Driver interference causing a false report of this fault |
0x2310 |
8976 | U-Phase Output Current Too Large | 1. Improper current loop regulator parameter settings causing current control oscillation 2. Incorrect motor parameter settings 3. Abnormal internal current sampling circuit in the driver |
0x2311 |
8977 | V-Phase Output Current Too Large | 1. Improper current loop regulator parameter settings causing current control oscillation 2. Incorrect motor parameter settings 3. Abnormal internal current sampling circuit in the driver |
0x2312 |
8978 | W-Phase Output Current Too Large | 1. Improper current loop regulator parameter settings causing current control oscillation 2. Incorrect motor parameter settings 3. Abnormal internal current sampling circuit in the driver |
0x2320 |
8992 | Driver Hardware Overcurrent | 1. Motor load too large, or motor acceleration/deceleration set too high with acceleration/deceleration time set too short 2. Deviation in the magnetic pole phase angle setting, while not meeting the magnetic pole positioning error detection condition 3. Abnormal jump in encoder feedback 4. Improper current loop regulator parameter settings causing current control oscillation 5. Incorrect motor parameter settings (line resistance, line inductance, back EMF, rotor inertia, etc.) 6. Abnormal internal current detection circuit in the driver, or damaged driver brake circuit with no 24V output 7. Damaged motor brake 8. Improper torque offset value or static balance compensation value setting |
0x2330 |
9008 | Driver Output Ground Fault | 1. Ground fault in the driver's UVW output cables 2. Ground fault in the motor's UVW 3. Internal short circuit or ground fault in the driver |
0x3130 |
12592 | Main Power Input Abnormal | 1. Poor wiring of the driver's power input 2. Driver power circuit set to three-phase input, but the actual power input is single-phase 3. Electronic transformer used upstream, with abnormal electronic transformer harmonics |
0x3210 |
12816 | DC Bus Overvoltage | 1. Driver power input voltage too high 2. Excessive dynamic braking energy when the motor stops quickly 3. Dynamic braking resistor not connected or wired incorrectly 4. Dynamic braking resistor value too large 5. Internal driver abnormality |
0x3220 |
12832 | DC Bus Undervoltage | 1. Driver power input voltage too low 2. Abnormal internal voltage sampling circuit in the driver 3. Incorrect driver power circuit setting, 220V supply set as 380V supply 4. Driver power input line disconnected |
0x4210 |
16912 | Power Module Overheating | 1. Motor load too large 2. Abnormal internal temperature sampling circuit in the driver 3. Driver operating environment temperature exceeds the allowed working range |
0x6010 |
24592 | CPU1 Watchdog Overflow | Internal driver abnormality |
0x6011 |
24593 | CPU2 Watchdog Overflow | Internal driver abnormality |
0x7112 |
28946 | Dynamic Braking Resistor Overload | 1. Frequent quick-stop operations of the motor causing excessive dynamic braking energy 2. Dynamic braking resistor power setting inconsistent with the actual resistor |
0x8311 |
33553 | Continuous Motor Overload | 1. Motor load too large 2. Motor acceleration/deceleration time set too short 3. Incorrect motor parameter settings 4. Abnormal brake release action 5. Incorrect motor selection, power too low (e.g., a high-power driver paired with a low-power motor running at full load and high speed for a long time) 6. Abnormal internal current sampling circuit in the driver |
0x8611 |
34321 | Position Following Error Too Large | 1. Motor load too large 2. Unsuitable control parameters 3. Abnormal brake release action 4. Position following error threshold or judgment time setting too small |
0x8612 |
34322 | Forward Software Limit | Position feedback value exceeds (forward software limit value + positioning completion threshold) |
0x8613 |
34323 | Reverse Software Limit | Position feedback value exceeds (reverse software limit value - positioning completion threshold) |
0x8800 |
34816 | First Encoder Data Overflow | In position mode, when unlimited position control is not enabled, the encoder's multi-turn value exceeds the actual encoder's multi-turn bit count. |
0x8801 |
34817 | Second Encoder Data Overflow | In position mode, when unlimited position control is not enabled, the encoder's multi-turn value exceeds the actual encoder's multi-turn bit count. |
0xFF00 |
65280 | CPU1 Operation Abnormal | 1. Abnormal driver firmware execution 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF01 |
65281 | CPU2 Operation Abnormal | 1. Abnormal driver firmware execution 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF02 |
65282 | CPU1 Memory Abnormal | 1. Abnormal driver firmware execution 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF03 |
65283 | CPU2 Memory Abnormal | 1. Abnormal driver firmware execution 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF04 |
65284 | CPU Memory Conflict | 1. Abnormal driver firmware execution 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF05 |
65285 | Magnetic Pole Positioning Error | 1. Motor magnetic pole phase angle set value inconsistent with the detected value 2. Magnetic pole positioning fault detection sensitivity set too low 3. Static balance torque compensation value inconsistent with the actual load. 4. Motor wiring error causing a change in the magnetic pole phase angle. 5. Motor abnormality causing a change in the magnetic pole phase angle. 6. Gravity load causing the motor to rotate at the instant of servo enable, with speed exceeding the magnetic pole positioning fault detection sensitivity threshold |
0xFF06 |
65286 | First Encoder Data Abnormal | 1. Abnormal data from the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF07 |
65287 | First Encoder Communication Abnormal | 1. Abnormality in the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF08 |
65288 | First Encoder Communication Timeout | 1. Abnormality in the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF09 |
65289 | First Encoder Internal Abnormality 1 | Abnormal internal encoder state |
0xFF10 |
65296 | Second Encoder Data Abnormal | 1. Abnormal data from the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF11 |
65297 | Second Encoder Communication Abnormal | 1. Abnormality in the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF12 |
65298 | Second Encoder Communication Timeout | 1. Abnormality in the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF13 |
65299 | Second Encoder Internal Abnormality 1 | Abnormal internal encoder state |
0xFF14 |
65300 | Control Encoder Overspeed | 1. The change in the encoder position feedback value within one position sampling period is too large, exceeding 1.3 times the motor's maximum speed. 2. Encoder abnormality 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF15 |
65301 | Continuous Driver Overload | 1. Motor load too large or acceleration/deceleration time set too short 2. Actual mechanical load too large or jamming present 3. Motor brake not released 4. Motor or motor brake abnormality 5. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF16 |
65302 | Instantaneous Driver Overload | 1. Excessive instantaneous motor load 2. Abnormal internal temperature sampling circuit in the driver 3. Driver operating environment temperature exceeds the allowed working range 4. Abnormal power module temperature sampling due to noise interference |
0xFF17 |
65303 | Driver Output Phase Loss | 1. Broken wire or poor connection in the driver's U, V, W output 2. Motor impedance too large 3. Abnormal internal current sampling circuit in the driver |
0xFF18 |
65304 | Motor Stall | 1. Improper driver regulator parameter settings causing excessive speed tracking overshoot 2. Abnormal change in encoder data due to electromagnetic noise interference 3. Abnormal change in encoder data due to encoder damage 4. Internal driver circuit abnormality |
0xFF19 |
65305 | Coprocessor Communication Abnormal | 1. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 2. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF20 |
65312 | Encoder AB Signal Change Abnormal | 1. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 2. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF21 |
65313 | Current Following Error Too Large | 1. Improper driver regulator parameter settings causing excessive speed tracking overshoot 2. Abnormal change in encoder data due to electromagnetic noise interference 3. Abnormal change in current feedback due to motor damage 4. Internal driver circuit abnormality |
0xFF22 |
65314 | Position Target Value Abnormal | 1. In CSP mode, at the instant of servo enable, the difference between the position target value and the actual position value exceeds the position-following-error-too-large threshold 2. In CSP mode, during motor operation, the target trajectory acceleration exceeds the maximum acceleration parameter threshold, and the difference between the position target value and the actual position value exceeds the position-following-error-too-large threshold |
0xFF23 |
65315 | First Encoder Power-On Data Overflow | At driver power-on, the feedback position value exceeds the maximum range allowed by the encoder |
0xFF24 |
65316 | Position Target Value Overflow | In position mode, when unlimited position control is disabled, the position target value exceeds the allowed maximum range |
0xFF25 |
65317 | Motor Brake Abnormal | 1. Abnormality in the motor brake itself, unable to brake normally. 2. Servo suddenly turned OFF while the motor is running at high speed, braking time too long. 3. Motor brake braking time setting value is less than the actual brake action time. 4. Rotor positioning fault detection sensitivity set too low |
0xFF26 |
65318 | Control Power Undervoltage | 1. Abnormal 24V control power 2. Incorrect 24V control power wiring, or poor contact 3. 24V control power load too large 4. Internal driver circuit abnormality |
0xFF27 |
65319 | STO1 Triggered | STO1 triggered or poor wiring |
0xFF28 |
65320 | STO2 Triggered | STO2 triggered or poor wiring |
0xFF29 |
65321 | Forward Hard Limit Switch Triggered | Running in a single direction to the mechanical limit, triggering the hardware limit |
0xFF30 |
65328 | Reverse Hard Limit Switch Triggered | Running in a single direction to the mechanical limit, triggering the hardware limit |
0xFF31 |
65329 | Motor Overspeed | 1. Actual motor speed feedback value exceeds 1.1 times the motor's maximum speed. 2. Encoder abnormality |
0xFF32 |
65330 | Emergency Stop Input Switch Triggered | Emergency stop input switch triggered or poor wiring |
0xFF33 |
65331 | Torque Monitoring Saturation Fault | 1. Motor load too large, exceeding the torque monitoring warning threshold 2. Torque saturation monitoring threshold set too low |
0xFF34 |
65332 | Speed Following Error Too Large | 1. Motor load too large 2. Unsuitable control parameters 3. Abnormal brake release action 4. Speed following error threshold or judgment time setting too small |
0xFF35 |
65333 | Full Closed-Loop Position Deviation Too Large | 1. Motor load too large 2. Unsuitable control parameters 3. Abnormal brake release action 4. Full closed-loop position following error threshold set too low |
0xFF36 |
65334 | Homing Failed | 1. Improper homing parameter settings 2. At the start of homing, the motor is already in a limit switch triggered state 3. Switched to a non-HM mode during homing |
0xFF37 |
65335 | EtherCAT Process Data Error | PDO set value exceeds the object's allowed range |
0xFF38 |
65336 | EtherCAT Bus Command Illegal | Timing mismatch between the EtherCAT communication state machine and the control word |
0xFF39 |
65337 | EtherCAT Communication Cycle Error | 1. EtherCAT communication cycle shorter than the servo control cycle 2. EtherCAT communication cycle is not set to an integer power-of-2 multiple of 250us |
0xFF40 |
65344 | Position Planning Operation Error | 1. Under EtherCAT control, when running in PP mode, the position target value buffer exceeds its limit 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF41 |
65345 | EtherCAT Illegal Sync Mode | 1. Incorrect EtherCAT communication DC mode configuration 2. EtherCAT communication DC mode not activated |
0xFF42 |
65346 | Position Target Value Out of Set Range | In modulo unlimited position control mode or disabled unlimited position control mode, the position target value exceeds the allowed set range |
0xFF43 |
65347 | Rectifier Module Overheating | 1. Abnormal internal temperature sampling circuit in the driver 2. Driver operating environment temperature exceeds the allowed working range |
0xFF44 |
65348 | Heat Sink Overheating | 1. Abnormal internal temperature sampling circuit in the driver 2. Driver operating environment temperature exceeds the allowed working range |
0xFF45 |
65349 | Motor U-Phase Instantaneous Overload | 1. Motor load too large 2. Motor acceleration/deceleration time set too short 3. Incorrect motor parameter settings 4. Abnormal brake release action 5. Incorrect motor selection, power too low (e.g., a high-power driver paired with a low-power motor running at full load and high speed for a long time) 6. Abnormal internal current sampling circuit in the driver 7. Motor fast overload protection threshold and protection time set too low |
0xFF46 |
65350 | Motor V-Phase Instantaneous Overload | 1. Motor load too large 2. Motor acceleration/deceleration time set too short 3. Incorrect motor parameter settings 4. Abnormal brake release action 5. Incorrect motor selection, power too low (e.g., a high-power driver paired with a low-power motor running at full load and high speed for a long time) 6. Abnormal internal current sampling circuit in the driver 7. Motor fast overload protection threshold and protection time set too low |
0xFF47 |
65351 | Motor W-Phase Instantaneous Overload | 1. Motor load too large 2. Motor acceleration/deceleration time set too short 3. Incorrect motor parameter settings 4. Abnormal brake release action 5. Incorrect motor selection, power too low (e.g., a high-power driver paired with a low-power motor running at full load and high speed for a long time) 6. Abnormal internal current sampling circuit in the driver 7. Motor fast overload protection threshold and protection time set too low |
0xFF48 |
65352 | Dynamic Braking Overload | While the motor is running, the interval between two consecutive dynamic braking stops is too short |
0xFF49 |
65353 | Internal Driver Abnormality | Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF50 |
65360 | Limit Switch Abnormal | Limit switch triggered or poor wiring |
0xFF51 |
65361 | EtherCAT Bus Communication Abnormal | 1. EtherCAT communication interference 2. EtherCAT network cable disconnected or poor contact 3. Insufficient real-time performance of the host computer 4. Mismatch between the host computer's EtherCAT master's underlying DC sync mechanism and the driver's requirements 5. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF52 |
65362 | Interface Encoder Resolution Changed | The interface encoder resolution was changed |
0xFF53 |
65363 | First Encoder Overheating | 1. Actual encoder temperature too high 2. Encoder abnormality |
0xFF54 |
65364 | First Encoder Battery Undervoltage Fault | 1. Encoder battery voltage too low 2. Poor encoder battery wiring contact |
0xFF55 |
65365 | Second Encoder Overheating | 1. Actual encoder temperature too high 2. Encoder abnormality |
0xFF56 |
65366 | Second Encoder Battery Undervoltage Fault | 1. Encoder battery voltage too low 2. Poor encoder battery wiring contact |
0xFF57 |
65367 | Control Mode Setting Error | When servo is ON, the control mode is set to a mode not supported by the driver, such as NM, VL, or IP, or when under EtherCAT control, the control mode is set to PV or PT |
0xFF58 |
65368 | Power-On Position Deviation Too Large | At driver power-on, the position is inconsistent with the position saved at the last power-down, exceeding the set threshold |
0xFF59 |
65369 | First Encoder Acceleration Abnormal Fault | 1. Abnormal data from the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF60 |
65376 | Motor Stall | 1. Jamming or stalling in the mechanical load 2. Motor brake not released |
0xFF61 |
65377 | Motor Overheating | 1. Motor load too large 2. Motor operating environment temperature too high, exceeding the allowed range 3. Incorrect motor overheat protection thermocouple resistance value setting 4. Motor temperature sensor abnormality 5. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF62 |
65378 | Incremental Encoder Z Signal Abnormal | 1. Abnormal data from the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF63 |
65379 | EEPROM Write Data Abnormal | Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF64 |
65380 | EEPROM Read Data Abnormal | Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF65 |
65381 | Dynamic Braking Circuit Abnormal | The dynamic braking selection set in the servo parameters is inconsistent with the actual dynamic braking resistor wiring |
0xFF66 |
65382 | Brake Control Circuit Abnormal | 1. Short circuit or poor contact in the motor brake wiring 2. Internal short circuit or poor contact in the motor brake 3. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF67 |
65383 | CPU Overheating | 1. Abnormal internal temperature sampling circuit in the driver 2. Driver operating environment temperature exceeds the allowed working range |
0xFF68 |
65384 | CPU1 Overload | 1. Driver operation subject to noise interference 2. Debug software data collection too large 3. Internal driver circuit abnormality |
0xFF69 |
65385 | CPU2 Overload | 1. Driver operation subject to noise interference 2. Debug software data collection too large 3. Internal driver circuit abnormality |
0xFF70 |
65392 | CPU1 Handshake Failure | 1. Abnormal driver firmware execution 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF71 |
65393 | DriveMaster Communication Timeout | 1. Driver debug cable disconnected or poor contact 2. Driver debug serial communication subject to interference |
0xFF72 |
65394 | Bluetooth Communication Abnormal | Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF73 |
65395 | High-Speed Sync Communication Abnormal | 1. Incorrect wiring or poor contact of the high-speed gantry sync communication line 2. Abnormal high-speed gantry communication due to noise interference 3. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF74 |
65396 | TF Card Abnormal | Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF75 |
65397 | TF Card Communication Abnormal | Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF76 |
65398 | ESC Internal Access Error | Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF77 |
65399 | Servo Enable Not Ready | 1. When servo is ON, the driver is in actual-motor-with-virtual-encoder mode 2. When servo is ON, encoder communication is disconnected 3. When servo is ON, motor speed is higher than 30rpm 4. When servo is ON, STO state has not been released 5. When servo is ON, DC bus voltage too low, charging relay not engaged 6. When servo is ON, dynamic braking state has not been released 7. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF78 |
65400 | CPU2 Handshake Failure | 1. Abnormal driver firmware execution 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF79 |
65401 | CPU1 Main Task Timeout | 1. Driver operation subject to noise interference 2. Debug software data collection too large 3. Internal driver circuit abnormality |
0xFF80 |
65408 | Main Power Loss | 1. Power supply loss occurred while the driver's servo is ON 2. Abnormal main power loss detection due to noise interference 3. Servo parameter main power loss detection time set too short |
0xFF81 |
65409 | DC Bus Charging Relay Abnormal | Abnormality in the driver's internal charging relay |
0xFF82 |
65410 | CPU Internal Error | 1. Abnormal driver firmware execution 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF83 |
65411 | Actual Position Value Overflow | In position mode, when unlimited position control is disabled, the actual position value exceeds the allowed maximum range |
0xFF84 |
65412 | Second Encoder Power-On Data Overflow | At driver power-on, the feedback position value exceeds the maximum range allowed by the encoder |
0xFF85 |
65413 | First Encoder Internal Abnormality 2 | Abnormal internal encoder state |
0xFF86 |
65414 | Second Encoder Internal Abnormality 2 | Abnormal internal encoder state |
0xFF87 |
65415 | First Encoder Internal Abnormality 3 | Abnormal internal encoder state |
0xFF88 |
65416 | Second Encoder Internal Abnormality 3 | Abnormal internal encoder state |
0xFF89 |
65417 | Second Encoder Acceleration Abnormal Fault | 1. Abnormal data from the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xFF8A |
65418 | STO1 Circuit Diagnosis Abnormal | 1. STO1 triggered or poor wiring 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF8B |
65419 | STO2 Circuit Diagnosis Abnormal | 1. STO2 triggered or poor wiring 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF8C |
65420 | Hall Signal Abnormal | 1. Abnormal signal from the Hall sensor itself 2. Incorrect Hall sensor wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal Hall signal due to noise interference |
0xFF8D |
65421 | Encoder Hall-AB Signal Phase Loss Abnormal | 1. Abnormal signal from the Hall sensor or AB encoder itself 2. Incorrect Hall sensor or AB encoder wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal Hall or AB encoder signal due to noise interference |
0xFF8E |
65422 | Second Position Following Error Too Large | 1. Motor load too large 2. Unsuitable control parameters 3. Abnormal brake release action 4. Second position following error threshold or judgment time setting too small |
0xFF8F |
65423 | STO Wiring Abnormal | STO1 or STO2 triggered or poor wiring |
0xFF90 |
65424 | Gantry Position Following Error Too Large | 1. Excessive load difference between the gantry master and slave axes, causing the position error between them to exceed the set threshold 2. Inconsistent specifications between the gantry master and slave axis servo drivers or servo motors |
0xFF91 |
65425 | Gantry Communication Abnormal | 1. Incorrect wiring or poor contact of the high-speed gantry sync communication line 2. Abnormal high-speed gantry communication due to noise interference 3. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF92 |
65426 | Gantry Control Abnormal | 1. Incorrect wiring or poor contact of the high-speed gantry sync communication line 2. Abnormal high-speed gantry communication due to noise interference 3. Internal driver abnormality |
0xFF93 |
65427 | Second Speed Following Error Too Large | 1. Motor load too large 2. Unsuitable control parameters 3. Abnormal brake release action 4. Second speed following error threshold or judgment time setting too small |
0xE000 |
57344 | Control Power Undervoltage Warning | 1. Abnormal 24V control power 2. Incorrect 24V control power wiring, or poor contact 3. 24V control power load too large 4. Internal driver circuit abnormality |
0xE001 |
57345 | Ambient Temperature Too High | 1. Driver operating environment temperature exceeds the allowed working range 2. Abnormal internal temperature sampling circuit in the driver |
0xE002 |
57346 | STO Triggered | STO1 or STO2 triggered or poor wiring |
0xE003 |
57347 | Torque Monitoring Saturation Warning | 1. Motor load too large, exceeding the torque monitoring warning threshold 2. Torque saturation monitoring threshold set too low |
0xE004 |
57348 | CPU1 Overload Warning | 1. Driver operation subject to noise interference 2. Debug software data collection too large 3. Internal driver circuit abnormality |
0xE005 |
57349 | CPU2 Overload Warning | 1. Driver operation subject to noise interference 2. Debug software data collection too large 3. Internal driver circuit abnormality |
0xE006 |
57350 | Power-Cycle-Effective Parameter Changed | A parameter that takes effect after re-power-on was changed |
0xE007 |
57351 | Emergency Stop Switch Triggered | Emergency stop input switch triggered or poor wiring |
0xE008 |
57352 | Mechanical Origin Not Calibrated | The mechanical origin has not been calibrated |
0xE009 |
57353 | Motor Overload Warning | 1. Motor load too large 2. Motor acceleration/deceleration time set too short 3. Incorrect motor parameter settings 4. Abnormal brake release action 5. Incorrect motor selection, power too low (e.g., a high-power driver paired with a low-power motor running at full load and high speed for a long time) 6. Abnormal internal current sampling circuit in the driver |
0xE010 |
57360 | Speed Limit Warning | Motor speed is limited due to the driver's input power voltage being too low |
0xE011 |
57361 | DC Bus Undervoltage Warning | 1. Driver power input voltage too low 2. Abnormal internal voltage sampling circuit in the driver 3. Incorrect driver power circuit setting, 220V supply set as 380V supply 4. Driver power input line disconnected |
0xE012 |
57362 | Fault History Record Abnormal | 1. Abnormal fault history record 2. Internal driver abnormality |
0xE013 |
57363 | AD Calibration Coefficient Invalid | 1. Internal driver abnormality 2. Incorrect AD calibration coefficient |
0xE014 |
57364 | CoE Communication Parameter Abnormal | Internal driver abnormality |
0xE015 |
57365 | Servo Parameters Restored to Default | Servo parameters have been restored to their default values |
0xE016 |
57366 | Unsupported Control Mode Setting | When servo is OFF, the control mode is set to an unsupported mode such as NM, VL, or IP |
0xE017 |
57367 | First Encoder Battery Undervoltage Warning | 1. Encoder battery voltage too low 2. Poor encoder battery wiring contact |
0xE018 |
57368 | Second Encoder Battery Undervoltage Warning | 1. Encoder battery voltage too low 2. Poor encoder battery wiring contact |
0xE019 |
57369 | Internal Driver Warning | Internal driver abnormality |
0xE020 |
57376 | First Encoder Communication Abnormal Warning | 1. Abnormality in the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xE021 |
57377 | Second Encoder Communication Abnormal Warning | 1. Abnormality in the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xE022 |
57378 | First Encoder Communication Timeout Warning | 1. Abnormality in the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xE023 |
57379 | Second Encoder Communication Timeout Warning | 1. Abnormality in the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xE024 |
57380 | First Encoder Data Abnormal Warning | 1. Abnormality in the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xE025 |
57381 | Second Encoder Data Abnormal Warning | 1. Abnormality in the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xE026 |
57382 | Position Limit Warning | Running in a single direction to the mechanical limit, triggering the hardware limit |
0xE027 |
57383 | Position Planning Parameter Abnormal Warning | 1. Planned speed, planned acceleration, or planned deceleration set to 0 2. Planned deceleration too small, causing the deceleration time at the motor's maximum speed to exceed the specified allowed controlled-stop time |
0xE028 |
57384 | SDO Write Failure Warning | SDO object write failed because the set value exceeds the object's allowed range |
0xE029 |
57385 | Homing Configuration Error | 1. Homing parameter settings do not match the actual encoder type 2. No DI signal configured to match the set homing method 3. Homing method set to a value not specified by the CiA402 standard |
0xE030 |
57392 | Internal Encoder Warning | 1. Abnormality in the encoder itself 2. Incorrect encoder cable wiring sequence or poor contact 3. Abnormal encoder data due to noise interference |
0xE031 |
57393 | Dynamic Braking Resistor Overload Warning | 1. Frequent quick-stop operations of the motor causing excessive dynamic braking energy 2. Dynamic braking resistor power setting inconsistent with the actual resistor |
0xE032 |
57394 | Dynamic Braking Stop Timeout Warning | During a dynamic braking stop, the time for the motor speed to decelerate to the controlled-stop-completion speed threshold is too long, exceeding the allowed controlled-stop delay time. |
0xE033 |
57395 | SD Card Load Abnormal | Internal driver abnormality |
0xFFFF |
65535 | EtherCAT Communication Lost | The SoC cannot identify the robotic arm slave station |