Curtis PMC 1223/33, 1225/35, 1227/37 Manual
46
controller responds as if the speed limit pot is at its minimum speed position) until
the wiper wiring is repaired. No error code is given, either in the Diagnostics
Menu of the 1307 programmer or by the Status LED. However, this fault can be
verified by selecting the Test Menu and observing the speed limit pot value as the
pot position is changed. If the speed limit pot value does not change as the pot
is rotated through its range, a wiring problem may exist and the speed limit pot
wiring should be checked. If a speed limit pot will never be used in the application,
this fault check should be disabled at the factory.
OEM specifies ➤ Enable: Yes or No Default setting ➤ Enabled
MAIN CONTACTOR FAULT CHECK
The main contactor fault function checks for proper operation of the main
contactor and the controller’s contractor coil driver. If a welded contactor,
missing or shorted contactor coil, or failed contactor coil driver is detected, the
controller will inhibit output to the motor and flash the Hardware Failsafe 3 error
code (3,3) via the Status LED. In applications for which these fault checks are
undesirable and not required, the main contactor fault function can be disabled
at the factory. However, it should be noted that this function is required to meet
TÜV regulations.
OEM specifies ➤ Enable: Yes or No Default setting ➤ Enabled
OVERVOLTAGE
Overvoltage can occur if the battery pack disconnects or the power fuse opens
during regen braking. Controller operation resumes when the voltage is brought
under the overvoltage limit. Overvoltage protection is designed to protect the
controller from damage during brief periods of overvoltage. (NOTE: Attempts to
operate the controller for extended periods in an overvoltage condition—such as
trying to drive the vehicle with the charger attached and charging—will damage
it.) The controller can be configured to short the motor or to let it coast in the
event of overvoltage. The recommended setting is for overvoltage to short the
motor, and this configuration is required to meet TÜV regulations.
OEM specifies ➤ Short or Coast Default setting ➤ Short
EMERGENCY REVERSE CHECK (123X models only)
This parameter is applicable only when the Program 2 driver is configured for
emergency reverse. The emergency reverse check function defines how the
controller reacts to a fault in the emergency reverse wiring. If configured as
4 — OEM-SPECIFIED, FACTORY-SET PARAMETERS
Fault Parameters
Commentaires sur ces manuels