Power-On Analog Value Check Error
Beckhoff · TwinSAFE Logic FB
What does GROUP Value 4 mean?
On startup, at least one analog TwinSAFE function block input deviates from its last saved value (Power-On Analog Value Check Error). This indicates an inconsistency in analog safety input signals during the system's power-on self-test, which could signify sensor drift, wiring issues, or faulty input modules. This prevents the system from starting safely.
Complete Troubleshooting Guide
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Verify the calibration and proper function of all analog sensors connected to TwinSAFE FBs within the group.
- 2
Check the wiring and shielding of all analog input signals for integrity, proper grounding, and noise reduction.
- 3
Review the 'Power-On Analog Value Check' settings in the TwinSAFE configuration to ensure appropriate tolerances are set.
- 4
Monitor the actual analog input values during startup using diagnostic tools to identify the deviating signal.
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If the issue persists, inspect or replace the relevant analog input terminal (e.g., EL3xxx/EL4xxx) or the safety module itself.