Us 24V (green): CPU power supply is normal.
Up 24V (green): The power supply to the terminal block is normal.
K-BUS RUN (green): K-bus communication is normal (only when connected to KL series bus terminals).
K-BUS ERR (red): Flashing indicates a K-bus error, and the fault can be located through flashing coding.
K-bus error flashing code (important):
Fast continuous flashing → Start error code.
First slow flashing sequence → error code number.
Second slow sequence → incorrect parameter (usually the incorrect terminal position).
Common error code examples:
1 pulse: EEPROM checksum error → factory reset.
2 pulses: Incorrect configuration table entry → Check PDO/mapping configuration.
3 pulses: K-bus command error → a terminal fault, using the split method for troubleshooting.
4 pulses: Data disconnection → Check the connection of the nth terminal.
5 pulses: Register communication error → Replace terminal n.
7 pulses: The actual number of terminals does not match the configuration → Check if the hardware corresponds to the configuration.
9 pulses: Flash checksum error or inconsistent Boot entry → Clear Boot entry and restart.
14/15/16 pulse: abnormal terminal format or quantity → restart the power supply, if it still persists, replace the terminals.
E-bus mode (EL series terminal): The ERR LED changes to L/A (Link/Activity) indicator light, displaying the E-bus connection and data activity status.
7.3 General Troubleshooting Table
Possible causes and solutions for the fault phenomenon
The device has no response. The power supply is not connected or the fuse is blown. Check the 24V/0V voltage at terminal X101; Confirm that the power module output is normal
Can power on but cannot start (black screen/no boot) CFast card damaged or file system damaged, replace with a new CFast card and restore system image; Check BIOS boot sequence
TwinCAT cannot connect or the station status is abnormal. The network card driver is not installed or there is an IP conflict. Check if the TwinCAT RT driver is correctly installed on both network ports; Set a fixed IP address
K-bus ERR flashing, terminal not working. One KL terminal is short circuited or configured incorrectly. Use the flashing code to locate the faulty terminal, check the wiring or replace it
Reset the motherboard battery every time the system starts and replace the CR2032 battery (CX1900-0102) when it runs out
CX2040 fan not turning or speed alarm. Fan failure or blockage. Clean the fan or replace the fan kit CX2900-0103
Unable to enter OP state (EtherCAT) synchronization mode or PDO configuration error check DC settings to ensure cycle time meets terminal requirements; Check redundant configuration
Disassembly and scrapping treatment
Dismantling process:
Shut down normally, disconnect the power cord and all external connections.
Release the buckle of the entire hardware block on the DIN rail (use a screwdriver to pry open the upper and lower hooks), and remove the component from the rail.
If it is necessary to separate each module, first remove the locking strips between the modules, and then separate them horizontally.
Disposal: Electronic components such as circuit boards, batteries, fans, etc. must be classified and recycled according to local electronic waste regulations, and must not be discarded at will.
Spare parts and ordering information
CFast card (SLC, wide temperature): 2 GB(CX2900-0026)、4GB(CX2900-0028)、8GB(CX2900-0030)、16GB(CX2900-0032)。
Battery: CX1900-0102 (Panasonic CR2032).
DVI-VGA adapter: CX1900-0101.
CX2040 Fan Kit: CX2900-0103.
