Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 42 views

    Alarm List ME Alarm Codes: Page 15 of 52 Version 01.00 (G4)

    Uploaded by

    Rafik Messa
    This document provides information about alarm codes related to mechanical (ME) systems. It lists cable break, short circuit, parameter programming error, and signal failure codes. For each code, it gives a brief description of the issue and hints for troubleshooting, such as checking cabling, voltages, and resistance values to diagnose cable breaks or short circuits affecting angle transducers.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Alarm List ME Alarm Codes: Page 15 of 52 Version 01.00 (G4)

    Uploaded by

    Rafik Messa
    42 views1 page
    This document provides information about alarm codes related to mechanical (ME) systems. It lists cable break, short circuit, parameter programming error, and signal failure codes. For each code, it gives a brief description of the issue and hints for troubleshooting, such as checking cabling, voltages, and resistance values to diagnose cable breaks or short circuits affecting angle transducers.

    Original Title

    cac1

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document provides information about alarm codes related to mechanical (ME) systems. It lists cable break, short circuit, parameter programming error, and signal failure codes. For each code, it gives a brief description of the issue and hints for troubleshooting, such as checking cabling, voltages, and resistance values to diagnose cable breaks or short circuits affecting angle transducers.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    42 views1 page

    Alarm List ME Alarm Codes: Page 15 of 52 Version 01.00 (G4)

    Uploaded by

    Rafik Messa
    This document provides information about alarm codes related to mechanical (ME) systems. It lists cable break, short circuit, parameter programming error, and signal failure codes. For each code, it gives a brief description of the issue and hints for troubleshooting, such as checking cabling, voltages, and resistance values to diagnose cable breaks or short circuits affecting angle transducers.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 1

    Alarm List Page 15 of 52

    ME Alarm Codes Version 01.00 (G4)

    Cable break The slider voltage is in the cable break area.


    Check the cabling to this angle transducer.
    Hints for troubleshooting:
    • The angle transducer may not be supplied with power or has moved
    out of position too far. A cable break on the power supply is possible
    too.
    Use the PC service software to measure the voltage on the
    corresponding analogue input.
    • Voltage > 4.8 V:
    - Short circuit of the slider to 24 V.
    - Angle transducer too far out of position?
    - Cable break of the ground signal
    • Voltage < 0.2 V:
    - Short circuit of the slider to ground or against vehicle mass
    - Cable break between slider and angle transducer.
    - Cable break between power supply and angle transducer.
    - Angle transducer too far out of position?
    • Potentiometric transducers “530 xxx”:
    For precise localization, measure the following resistances with the
    steering computer unplugged:
    - Between terminal +5V-Ref and ground. As min. 2 tracks are
    connected in each case, approx. 1000 Ohm (750 – 1250 Ohm)
    should be measured. In the event of deviations, there is a cable
    break / short circuit of the output "5V-Ref." or of "0V-Signal".

    Short circuit Short circuit between the two angle transducer tracks.
    Check the cabling to this angle transducer.
    Parameter prog Parameter P_64 programmed incorrectly.
    Signal failure Both signals of the angle transducer are instable or erroneous. This
    occurs in conjunction with other errors at this angle transducer.

    Hints for troubleshooting:


    • The other errors give more detailed information about the kind of the
    signal failures.
    • Observe the signal voltages and check them for irregularities.

    EHLA_Manual_Part 4_V0100_G4 2 Alarm list

    You might also like