Heidenhain codes
HeidenhainSafetyIntermediate30-120 minutes

231-E1E0

HEIDENHAIN 231-E1E0 - E1E0 CC RDY.x status remains active (safety relay)

E1E0 CC RDY.x status remains active (safety relay)

The WD.A.STO watchdog test of the PL 6xxxFS failed because a power stage is not switched off via the -STOS.A.G or -STO.A.G signal. The manual names missing or faulty wiring of these signals (or of X71/X72 on the UV/UE power module), wrong SMP parameters for controlling X71/X72, or defective hardware.

Root Cause Summary

Alarm 231-E1E0 indicates the safety relay monitoring system has detected that a power stage inverter failed to switch off properly during the STO (Safe Torque Off) watchdog test. This critical safety fault occurs when the PL 6xxxFS power module cannot confirm proper disconnection of motor power through the STO safety circuit.

Safety

  • Refer to Heidenhain service manual
  • Ensure qualified technician performs repairs

Causes and Fixes

  1. 1

    Check STO Signal Wiring

    Inspect X71 and X72 connector wiring on the PL 6xxxFS power module for loose connections, damaged conductors, or incorrect termination of STO.A.G and STOS.A.G signals.

    Disconnect all power before inspecting safety circuit wiring

  2. 2

    Verify Safety Relay Contacts

    Use multimeter to check continuity of safety relay contacts in the STO circuit, ensuring proper switching of both STO.A.G and STOS.A.G signals during safety activation.

    Check for voltage drop across safety contacts - should be <0.5V when closed

  3. 3

    Test STO Circuit Functionality

    Activate emergency stop and verify both STO signals change state properly using TNC diagnostic screens under MOD function key.

    Monitor STO status in real-time through PLC program status display

Service Recommendedmedium confidence

Call a technician if:

  • ·Safety system modifications required
  • ·Power module replacement needed
  • ·SMP parameter changes required

Prevention

  • Regular safety circuit testing
  • Periodic STO function verification
  • Maintain proper cable routing away from interference sources

Common Mistakes

  • Bypassing safety circuits for testing
  • Incorrect STO signal polarity
  • Using non-safety rated relays in STO circuit

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