GE PACSystems RXi User Manual page 302

Group/
Category
Type/
Error Code
9-70-0-0 PNC is no longer heavily
loaded.
9-71-0-0 Duplicate IP address detected
on the network.
9-72-0-0 Duplicate IP address conflict
resolved.
10-8-0-128 Module fault
10-8-0-129 Watchdog timeout
10-8-0-132 Output fuse blown
10-9-0-1 Extra module
10-9-0-2 Reset request
GFK-2816F
Description
Load applied to PNC has been
reduced to an acceptable level,
after it was previously heavily
loaded.
PNC has detected a duplicate IP
address on the network. The
location associated with the fault
will indicate whether the duplication
is with the PNC itself, or with a
configured PROFINET Device.
PNC has detected that a previously
duplicated IP address conflict has
been resolved. The location
associated with the fault will
indicate whether the duplication
was with the PNC itself, or with a
configured PROFINET Device.
An internal failure has been
detected in a module.
The CPU generates this error
when it detects that an input
module watchdog timer has
expired.
The CPU generates this error
when it detects a blown fuse on an
output module.
Module present, but not
configured.
Module added back after reset
request.
Cause
August 2015
Chapter 14. Diagnostics
Recommended Correction
None.
Either remove the device on the
network that has the duplicate
IP address, or assign a new IP
address to either the PNC or the
conflicting device.
Note: The Fault Extra Data
displays the MAC addresses of
the conflicting devices in the
MAC 1 field (bytes 8–13) and
the MAC 2 field (bytes 14–19). If
the PNC is one of the devices
with a conflicting IP address,
MAC 1 will be 0. This data is
stored in Big Endian (most
significant byte in lowest
address) format.
Also, if the conflict is between
PROFINET devices on the
network, the DCP Tool can be
used to help find the conflict.
Sorting by IP address within the
tool may make it easier to find
the duplicates.
None.
Replace the affected module.
Replace the input module.
▪
Determine and repair the
cause of the fuse blowing,
and replace the fuse.
▪
Replace the module.
Update the configuration file or
remove the module.
Informational. No action
necessary.
No action is necessary if the
faulted module is in a remote
rack and is returning due to a
remote rack power cycle.
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