F01375 — Topology: Connection duplicated between two components

F01375 is issued when the drive, while checking the actual topology, detects a ring-type connection — a connection that is duplicated between two components. The fault value describes one component contained in the ring, so it identifies where the duplicated connection sits. The fault signals this condition without triggering an automatic drive reaction.

• When checking the actual topology, the drive detected a ring-type connection: the connection between two components exists duplicated.

1. Output the fault value (r0949, interpret hexadecimal) and decode it as described below to determine the connection number, the component class and the preliminary component number of a component contained in the ring.
2. Remove the specified connection so that the duplicated connection between the two components is eliminated.
3. Where relevant, use the improved diagnostics of the commissioning tool under 'Topology --> Topology view' (e.g. setpoint/actual value comparison).

• The message value has the form 'Component: %1, %2, connection: %3': %1 is the preliminary component number, %2 the component class and %3 the connection number of one component contained in the ring.
• The fault value in r0949 is interpreted hexadecimal as ccbbaaaa hex: cc = connection number (%3), bb = component class (%2), aaaa = preliminary component number (%1).
• Component class: 0 Component unknown, 1 Control Unit, 2 Motor Module, 3 Line Module, 4 Sensor Module, 5 Voltage Sensing Module, 6 Terminal Module, 7 DRIVE-CLiQ Hub Module, 8 Controller Extension, 9 Filter Module, 10 Hydraulic Module, 49 DRIVE-CLiQ component, 50 Option slot, 60 Encoder, 70 DRIVE-CLiQ motor, 71 Hydraulic cylinder, 72 Hydraulic valve, 80 Motor.
• Connection number: 0 Port 0, 1 Port 1, 2 Port 2, 3 Port 3, 4 Port 4, 5 Port 5, 10 X100, 11 X101, 12 X102, 13 X103, 14 X104, 15 X105, 20 X200, 21 X201, 22 X202, 23 X203, 50 X500, 51 X501, 52 X502, 53 X503, 54 X504, 55 X505.

• r0949 (fault value) — read the fault value of F01375 here and interpret it hexadecimal to obtain the connection number, component class and preliminary component number of the component in the ring.

Remove the connection named by the fault value so that the ring no longer exists, then acknowledge the fault — a normal acknowledge is sufficient as soon as the duplicated connection has been removed — and restart the drive. No further reset procedure is described.