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Getting OverVolt and Short Faults from MDC2230

7 years 2 months ago #29531842 by semihgokce
Getting OverVolt and Short Faults from MDC2230 was created by semihgokce
Hi,

I am using MDC2230. I use the drive for about 1 year but yesterday i got OverVolt and Short Faults via RoboRun+.
When i capture battery Volts, it seems 48V and not a stable value. It changes 45,5 to 49 Volts. And my power supply is 24V battery.

Now i try drive in a standalone 24V power supply and i only give drive Pwr Ctrl and One of GND but it stills give Short Fault(only short fault), but when i connect one of Vmot cable it gives OverVolt fault too.

So how can i fix this problem. I need some help
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7 years 2 months ago #29531877 by niko
Replied by niko on topic Getting OverVolt and Short Faults from MDC2230
Hello,

Disconnect everything in the controller apart from the USB and the power supply. Monitor the Controller Volts, Motor Amps, Bttery Amps, Battery Volts, MCU Temp and 5V output and Heatsink Temp and send us screenshot of the roborun utility's run tab

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7 years 2 months ago #29531886 by semihgokce
Replied by semihgokce on topic Getting OverVolt and Short Faults from MDC2230
Only USB and Control Power connected. And screenshot you want is attached.

Waiting for your reply
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7 years 2 months ago #29531902 by niko
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Sorry for the late reply.

There seems to be a hardware issue. Please contact with This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. in order to find out about your options concerning repair/replacement.

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