OSP-P300L Chapter 1 Alarm Classification

There are five types of OSP alarms: Alarm P, A, B, C, and D.

1. Alarm Classification

2. Target Number and Target Message

The target number and target message indicate the programming system and the controlled axis where the alarm occurred using a number and a message, as shown in the table below:

As shown above, the target number and target message are defined according to machine specifications.

2-1. Alarm Codes

In this manual, alarm codes are represented as "X", "XX", "XXYY", etc.

There are two methods of interpretation as follows:

1. The alarm code shown in this section can be directly used as a keyword to search for the error details.
2. The alarm code shown in this section must first be converted into a bit expression (bit pattern), which is then used as a keyword to search for the error details.

In case 2), the method for converting the alarm code into a bit pattern is shown below.

2-2. Bit Conversion Method

2-3. How to Check Alarm Details

An example of how to check alarm details using a bit pattern is shown below.