Safety Test Output Data Inaccurate or Faulted
Allen-Bradley · Compact 5000 Digital I/O Modules
What does Testxx.Fault mean?
This boolean tag indicates that the data for a safety test output Testxx is inaccurate and cannot be trusted, or the channel is set to 'Not Used'. A tag value of '1' signifies bad data or a fault. If a short circuit is detected in Pulse Test or Power Supply mode, the output cannot be set to a safe state.
Common Causes
- An underlying hardware fault on the test output (e.g., short circuit, internal module fault, field power loss).
- The test channel Testxx is intentionally set to 'Not Used' in the module configuration.
- A short circuit detected on the test output while it is operating in Pulse Test or Power Supply mode.
Repair Steps & Checklist
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- 1
Access Studio 5000 Logix Designer to view the module's diagnostic information and identify specific active fault conditions related to test channel Testxx (e.g., Testxx.ShortCircuit, Testxx.FieldPowerOff).
- 2
Troubleshoot and resolve the specific underlying fault condition identified for test channel Testxx.
- 3
Verify the module configuration in Studio 5000 Logix Designer to ensure Testxx is not intentionally set to 'Not Used'.