Module displays

Role

The TSX CSY 84 or TSX CSY 164 module is equipped with two display units:

A display block in standard Premium composed of 6 LEDs, whose function is to inform the user of:
- the operating mode of the module: module operation normal, in error or switched off,
- internal or external module operating errors.

A set of 24 LEDs for displaying the status of the application-specific channels of the module (real axes, imaginary axes, etc.).

Presentation of the display block

The diagram below shows the physical appearance of the module’s display block and the location of its six LEDs.

Statuses of the various display block LEDs and their meaning

The following tables show the different statuses for each LED on the display block and their meaning.

LED	Color	Status	Meaning
RUN	Green	On	Module in normal operating mode
RUN	Green	Off	Faulty module, module powered down, in initialization phase or project missing
ERR	Red	On	Internal module error: • module has broken down.
		Blinking	• Start-up of the module, • Communication error, • Project missing, invalid or execution error.
		Off	Operating normally, no faults
I/O	Red	On	External module error: • Cabling error
		Blinking	Not significant
		Off	Operating normally, no faults
INI	Yellow	On	Not significant
		Blinking	The module is in Reset phase
		Off	Operating normally
SER	Yellow	On	Not significant
		Blinking	Traffic on the SERCOS® network in normal operating mode
		Off	No traffic on the SERCOS network
COM	Yellow	-	Unused

Presentation of the display LEDs of the application-specific channels

The diagram below shows the physical characteristics of the 24 display LEDs for certain application-specific channels.

Statuses and meanings of the application-specific channel display LEDs

The table below shows the different statuses of the application-specific channel display LEDs:

LEDs	CSY 84 Assignment	CSY 164 Assignment	Statuses	Meanings
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8	Real axis 1 Real axis 2 Real axis 3 Real axis 4 Real axis 5 Real axis 6 Real axis 7 Real axis 8	either real axis, imaginary axis, external setpoint	On Blinking Off	Axis in normal operating mode Axis in configuration mode or in error Axis not configured or configuration error
9 10 11 12	Imaginary axis 1 Imaginary axis 2 Imaginary axis 3 Imaginary axis 4
13 14 15 16	External setpoint 1 External setpoint 2 External setpoint 3 External setpoint 4
17 18 19 20	Coordinated set of axes 1 Coordinated set of axes 2 Coordinated set of axes 3 Coordinated set of axes 4
21 22 23 24	Follower set of axes 1 Follower set of axes 2 Follower set of axes 3 Follower set of axes 4