Analog Servo runs at maximum speed at start

I connect last servomotor to rotary axis A.
Servomotor is synchronouse motor with resolver feedback. Direct encoder pulse feedback goes into 7i77.
Feedback of servomotor with servodrive linked by resolver RLG-W, RLG-V, RLG-U and tachogenerator: TA-U, TA-V, TA-W.
Motor is uncontrolable. Even if I sett analog control input to 5V, it doesn't rotates. Motor makes only jerk and overcurrent fault lights up.

I checked feedback wires, they are OK and fit to datasheet.

Power wires of the motor has UVW marks and they are connected propperly.

But servomotor still doesn't work, and I feel that problem in wire connectio.
Does anybody had experiance in such problem? Does it's possible to solve this?
I have osciloscope, can I somehow check this with it help?

I tried, but unsucsesfull.
I nead to change only 2 wires as in asynchronous motor to change direction?
I will try one more time tomorrow.

Yes, scientific poke method is always the fastest and most effective way to solve a problem.

Tommylight, you was almost right.
Such kind of servomotors (that uses resolver) needs that feedback UVW corresponds to motor UVM. And it doesn't matter what is marked on power windings, they could possibly be wrong.
So changing only 2 wires doesn't solve the problem. Power winding has 3 wires, so you have 6 combinations of them and only one of them will work.
So after searching right combination, I found on of them right.

I must say, it's very good that I do this in my correspondetly young years. Becаuse motor motor behaves very scary on some wire combinations . It's easy to get a heart attack when motor doesn't moving but when you patiantly manual move rotor it becomes very and very wild (Motor is 2 kW).

Does 7i77 has PWM output for laser, I think I need no more than 100Hz?