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Error Numbers in Internal USER Variable

The name of an internal user variable can be defined in the PLC Node Parameter Definition window (see chapter 4). These variables are assigned the following error numbers:

Error Number

Definition

24100 ...

GENI Board OK Flag is not set

24101 ...

Device present Flag of the respective station is not set (control switched off

 

or not connected)!

24102 ...

DATAGRAM could not be set (Command Timer possibly set too low)!

24103 ...

Datagram set with error (should never occur)!

24104 ...

The defined PLC Type does not match with the connected slave!

24105 ...

Lockout request not OK. Access to the global data does not function

 

(should never occur).

24106 ...

Write command to READ Only Variable (with received Global Data) !

24107 ...

Connection already established. Two DS_connect_req commands have

 

been sent to the same bus address.

24108 ...

Write command to READ Only Variable (with received Global Data) !

24109 ...

Timeout. The request to the respective station has not been answered

 

(Timeout time possible too short.) Occurs if the requested PV does not

 

exist in that station.

24110 ...

VL amount exceeded. The number of defined VLs (PLC Node Parameter)

 

is too small.

24120 ...

PV Name invalid (Check PV Name in PCS again)

24121 ...

PV Offset not modulo 8. If a BIT variable is assigned to the PLC data type

 

WORD (M, I, ...), the offset must be according to the following formula:

 

(offset - 1) % 8 == 0

24122 ...

PV Offset too high for Global Variable. Only occurs for Global Data, if the

 

offset is larger than is allowed by the "Broadcast control data length".

24123 ...

Incorrect PV PLC data type (Should no longer occur)

24124 ...

The entered PV Offset plus the length of the PC exceeds the allowed limits

 

of the variable type.

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PANELWARE MMI Application Manual for GE Fanuc Genius Protocol - June 1995

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