10 TROUBLESHOOTING
10.3.5 Troubleshooting when communication error "NAK" generates
Symptom
•Communication error signal "NAK" turned on.
Cause | Corrective action | MC | Bidirectional Non procedure |
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•See section that describes the communication error signal ("C/N", "P/S",
"PRO", "SIO") that are turned on simultaneously when the "NAK" signal is turned on.
Note
Since the error code is added to "NAK" and is transmitted from the Q series C24 to the external device when the "NAK" signal is turned on, take the corrective action described in the error code table (see Section 10.2).
Since the error code added when "NAK" is transmitted is stored to the Q series C24 buffer memory shown below, it can also be checked at the Q series C24.
Error code storage buffer memory address
CH1 side | 25AH |
CH2 side | 26AH |
10.3.6 Troubleshooting when communication error "C/N" generates
Symptom | Cause | Corrective action | MC |
| • The Q series C24 | • Change to a CPU to which the Q series C24 |
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| cannot be installed in | can be installed. |
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| the CPU. |
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| • PLC No. designated | • Change the PLC No. to local station (FF), or a |
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| local station (FF), or a | station No. set with the network parameter and |
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| station other than a | restart data communications. |
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• Communication error | station No. set with the |
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signal "C/N" turned on. | network parameters. |
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| • Routing parameters | • Check the routing parameters and set them up |
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| between CPU with the Q | to the communications destination CPU. |
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| series C24 loaded and |
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| communications |
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| destination CPU are not |
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| set. |
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Bidirectional Non procedure
10 - 33 | 10 - 33 |