ABB REF601 After sales service is provided for the control card of the power supply device

Description

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An event is a message that notifies you that something has happened to the robot system, be
it merely a change in operation mode or a severe error that calls for your immediate attention.
If the event requires any action from you, this is stated in the event.
Events are displayed in the event logs of the FlexPendant and RobotStudio.
The event log keeps you informed of system status, allowing you to:
• view controller events.
• filter events.
• sort events.
• get detailed information about an event.
• save event log files on your PC.
• clear event records.
Event Log list
The event log list consists of all events matching your filter settings, with the following
information for each event:
When you select an event in the list, detailed information will appear to the right.
Event type
The event type is an indication of the severity of the event.
There are three types of events:
Type The event type is an indication of the severity of the event.
Code The event code is a number that identifies the event message.
Title The event title is a short event description.
Category The event category is an indication of the source of the event.
Seq. Number The sequential number indicates the chronological order of the event.
Date and Time Date and time is when the event occurred.
Event type Description
Information A normal system event, such as starting and stopping programs, change of
operating mode, motors on/off and so on.
Information messages never require any action from you, but can be useful for
error tracking, statistics collecting or monitoring user triggered event routines.
Warning An event that you need to be aware of, but not so severe that the process or
RAPID program needs to be stopped. Warnings, however, often indicate
underlying problems that sooner or later must be solved.
Warnings must sometimes be acknowledged.
Error An event that prevents the robot system from proceeding. The running
process or RAPID program cannot continue, but is stopped.
All errors must be acknowledged. Most errors also require some immediate
action from you in order to solve the problem.