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CHAPTER 9 TROUBLE SHOOTING<br />

CHAPTER 9 TROUBLE SHOOTING<br />

Here describes a variety of error occurring during system operation, the causes, the detection methods and<br />

actions.<br />

9.1 Basic procedure of Trouble shooting<br />

In order to increase the reliability of system, it is important to use the reliable device and at the same time, the<br />

important thing is how fast to take the actions by any ways in case of error occurrence.<br />

The most important thing to operate the system promptly, is to detect the trouble occurrence cause and take<br />

the actions immediately. The basic items to be considered in such trouble shooting are as follows :<br />

1) Checking by the naked eyes<br />

Check the following items by the naked eyes.<br />

• Machinery active state (stop state, active state)<br />

• Power apply state<br />

• I/O device state<br />

• Wiring condition (I/O cable, extended or communication cable)<br />

• After checking the display status of each indicators (RUN LED, READY LED, ERROR LED, STATUS<br />

LED, LINK-IF LED), connect the peripheral device to check the PLC active state or program contents.<br />

2) Trouble detection<br />

Observe how the trouble is changed by the following operation.<br />

• Place the key switch on STOP mode and turn the power ON/OFF.<br />

3) Range limitation<br />

Estimate what is the trouble cause by using the above method among the following causes :<br />

• PLC itself ? Or external cause ?<br />

• I/O section ? Or others ?<br />

• PLC program ?<br />

Here describes the error type or the actions for the detection method and error code, by dividing it per<br />

phenomena.<br />

9-1

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