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Mitsubishi CR800 Series User Manual

Mitsubishi CR800 Series
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1-1
Error no. H0001
1Error list
1 Error list
(1) Error No.
When an error occurs, ERROR LED at the front of the controller will turn on or blink.
The four-digit error number (number except the one character of the head.) is displayed on LCD of T/B.
Example: In the case of C0010, display the display and the error message for "0010."
In addition, the alarm rings at 0.5-second intervals while an error is occurring. When resetting the power supply, if
the interval between turn-on and turn-off of a controller is too short, the alarm rings at 0.1-second intervals.
The message, cause and measures to be taken are displayed in Table 1-1 for the error Nos. that may appear.
Also, a detailed message will be displayed on the Error History screen of the T/B, depending on the error No. of
the error occurred. Check by displaying the Error History screen after resetting the error.
If the error recurs even after the measures in the table are taken, contact your service provider.
(2) Cause and measures against the error
The details, cause and measures of the error number occurrence are shown in Table 1-1.
Note) The contents of the error caused with option products are written in the instruction manual of the option.
Refer to each instruction manual.
Table 1-1 Error list
ERROR LED status Details
On Low-level error, or warning occurred.
Flashing High-level error occurred.
Off Normal operation.
Error No. Error cause and measures
H0001 Error message Fail safe error (SRVOFF)
Cause The system may be abnormal.
Measures Turn the power OFF and ON once. If it comes back, contact to your service provider.
H0002 Error message Fail safe error (STOP)
Cause The system may be abnormal.
Measures Turn the power OFF and ON once. If it comes back, contact to your service provider.
H0003 Error message The system is abnormal.
Cause The problem of the system is the cause.
Measures If it comes back, contact to your service provider.
H0004 * Error message CPU Watch dog error
Cause CPU was not normally treatable
Measures It is necessary to change some parts when not improvement. If it comes back, contact to your service
provider.
* The "CPU" part in each message varies according to the CPU in which an error is detected.
RCPU_main, CCPU_main, RCPU_sub, CCPU_sub, CPU_main, CPU_sub, FPGA, RCPU_PLD, CCPU_PLD
[Note] The meaning of the error Nos. in Table 1-1 are shown below.
□ 0000
・An error marked with a * reset by turning the power OFF and ON.
Take the measures given.
The error type is indicated with a 4-digit number.
Three types of error classes are indicated.
H: High level error.................The servo turns OFF.
L: Low level error ..................The operation will stop.
C: Warning ................................The operation will continue.
The axis No. may be indicated at the last digit of the error No.
Example) H0931 No. 1 axis motor overcurrent.
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Mitsubishi CR800 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Maximum Axes8
Protection ClassIP20
TypeRobot controller
Compatible RobotsMitsubishi Electric Robots
Controlled axesUp to 8 axes
Programming languageMELFA BASIC V
Power ConsumptionVaries by configuration
Operating Environment Temperature0°C to 40°C
Operating Environment Humidity20% to 80% (non-condensing)
WeightApprox. 15 kg (varies by model)
Communication InterfaceEthernet, RS-232

Summary

Mitsubishi Electric Industrial Robot CR800 Series Controller Instruction Manual

Safety Precautions for Robot Operation

Outlines critical safety measures and warnings for robot operation.

Revision History of the Manual

Lists changes and updates made across different document versions.

Introduction to the Instruction Manual

Provides an overview of the manual's purpose and scope.

Error List and Troubleshooting Guide

Details error codes, their causes, and troubleshooting measures.

Appendix: Maintenance and Configuration

Provides supplementary information on maintenance procedures and error handling.

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