Error Messages Of The "Param_Rf18Xc" Instruction - Siemens SIMATIC Ident Function Manual

5.2.2

Error messages of the "Param_RF18xC" instruction

An error condition of the "Param_RF18xC" instruction is always present when "ERROR =
TRUE" appears in the output parameter. The error can be analyzed (decoded) using the
"STATUS" output parameter. The "STATUS" output parameter is made up of the
following 4 bytes:
Table 5- 5
Byte
Byte 0
Byte 1
Byte 2
Byte 3
The following errors can occur during parameter assignment of the module.
Table 5- 6
Error
messages
0xC01F7001
0xC01F7002
0xC01F7003
0xC01F7006
0xC01F7101
0xC01F7201
0xC01F7301
0xC01F7401
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5.2 Diagnostics and error messages of the "Param_RF18xC" instruction
Structure of the error codes
Description
0xC0: Error ID for errors of a "MESSAGE" instruction
Error code of the "MESSAGE" instruction
0x1F: Parameter error
Information on other error codes is available in the help for the "MESSAGE"
instructions in the Studio 5000 Logix Designer or in RSLogix 5000
Extended error code of the "MESSAGE" instruction
Device-specific error messages in case of incorrect parameter assignment
Information on other extended error codes is available in the help for the
"MESSAGE" instructions in the Studio 5000 Logix Designer or in RSLogix 5000
Error messages
Description
The device ID ("Device" parameter) is invalid or does not match the device ID.
The frame length of the parameter frame is incorrect.
The structure of the parameter frame (number of sequences) is incorrect.
Invalid slot
An invalid module ID ("ReaderSlot01 > ModuleId" parameter) has been entered
for the reader at channel 1.
An invalid module ID ("ReaderSlot02 > ModuleId" parameter) has been entered
for the reader at channel 2.
An invalid module ID ("ReaderSlot03 > ModuleId" parameter) has been entered
for the reader at channel 3.
An invalid module ID ("ReaderSlot04 > ModuleId" parameter) has been entered
for the reader at channel 4.
Diagnostics and error messages
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