S5-95U, Second Serial Interface
Error messages in the "receive" coordination byte
In a receive request, various errors may occur, which are assigned different priorities by the
computer link. The KBE always contains the error which has the highest priority in the last receive
attempt. In Table 3-2, the highest priority has the value 0 and the lowest is assigned the value 6.
Table 3-2 Error Messages in the "Receive" Coordination Byte
Assignment
03
Parity error
H
05
Frame with length 0
H
07
Input buffer full
H
09
Too many frames received
H
(more than 100 frames)
0B
Frame longer than receive mailbox
H
DLE was not duplicated or no ETX
0D
H
after DLE*
0F
Receive mailbox not available
H
11
STX error; handshaking did not start
H
with STX **
13
DT character delay time error
H
15
BWT block wait time error
H
17
Check sum error
H
1B
Break
H
*
DLE and ETX are control characters for connection buildup and cleardown (DLE = Data Link Escape, ETX = End of
Text). The procedure automatically duplicates this data item to make sure that a data item having the same code as a
control character (DLE in this case), is recognized as data by the procedure.
The control character sequence DLE - ETX is fixed to ensure a proper connection cleardown.
**
STX is the control character for extablishing the link with the other node (STX = Start of Text).
The position of the coordination bytes is to be parameterized in DB1 ( Section 3.4).
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Computer Link with 3964(R) Transmission Protocol
Meaning
Priority
Response
5
Data rejected
6
2
2
Data valid but the following
frames have been rejected
0
Data rejected
3
0
3
4
2
5
1
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