Oh and when I brought up the error code it flashes blue the amber solid then all four repeat.
No, it works this way:I read that in the manual and didn't really understand it so if I am looking at the front of the controller the side with the main power connection the led's are in order from left to right green, red, blue, and amber. Then when the manual says "The left-most digit “1” will be expressed as a single-lit LED" Does that mean that green= 1 red=2 blue=3 amber=4? Or can the single lit LED be any other the four just which ever comes on first? Then if that is the case why bother having colored LEDs at all for the error? All I know is that four flashed at the end and that means that 4 is the end number in the string of four digits and I looked up every error code with 4 at the end and none of them seem to apply unless there are more errors than in the sept 2010 manual I have. 1114 12volts below acceptable minimum the dc converter could have been shut off due to low voltage but I have a battery too. 3114 5v power supply went out of limits??? 4114 precharge took to long I was driving the car so no. 4124 upgrade errors wasn't upgrading.
send me your email address corbin at corbinstreehouse dot com and I can email you the old manual.Anyone have the list of error codes for the first generation netgain classic controller? The manual I downloaded has two digit codes, and I am getting 4 digit error codes, 3112, 4112.
Thanks,
Dale
Assuming the code values haven't changed:Anyone have a Netgain Industrial controller and expirence an error code 21?
After running almost 50 track miles at 1000 amps and 280v motor settings I decided to make some adjustments. I bumped up to 1400 amps and reduced motor voltage to 260v and bang, controller shutdown and displayed error 21. I think I have a controller hardware failure.
Since someone said that they didn't know what desaturation is I though it might be good to mention it:Assuming the code values haven't changed:
21=Desaturation detected. Contact dealer to determine possible causes. In most cases, the controller should be returned for inspection if this warning is encountered.
--corbin