Sd3 Interruption of the digital frequency coupling
Lenze · 9300 Series
What does x083 mean?
The input signal 'Lamp Control' at terminal X9/8 is LOW, indicating an interruption of the digital frequency coupling. If the response (C0587) is set to 'Warning' (2), continued operation without addressing this fault can potentially damage the drive.
Common Causes
- Broken or loose wire connection to terminal X9/8, causing the digital input signal to drop to LOW.
- External control device (e.g., PLC, safety relay) failing to provide the expected HIGH signal to terminal X9/8.
- Power supply issue to the external control device or sensor that drives the signal at terminal X9/8.
- Incorrect configuration of parameter C0587 (Digital Frequency Coupling Response) allowing operation under fault conditions.
- Internal hardware fault on the drive's input X9/8, preventing proper signal detection.
Repair Steps & Checklist
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- 1
Measure the voltage at terminal X9/8 relative to ground (0V) with a multimeter; expect a HIGH (e.g., 24VDC) signal when active.
- 2
Inspect the wiring connection at terminal X9/8 for continuity and secure fastening, checking for breaks or corrosion.
- 3
Verify the output status of the external control device (e.g., PLC output card) that supplies the signal to X9/8.
- 4
Check parameter C0587; if set to 'Warning' (2), change it to 'Fault' (1) for immediate shutdown upon signal loss for diagnostic purposes.
- 5
If the external signal is confirmed HIGH and wiring is intact, perform an input self-test if available, or consider an internal hardware fault.