HEIDENHAIN MSE 1000 Operating Instructions Manual page 157

Error
The IP address is used by an-
other module
The IP address is malformed,
should be in the format
172.31.46.1
The IS_CONNECT_IN_SET pin
is not high
The first module could not be
identified
The file requested could not be
opened
The file requested could not be
read
The module is not in the boot-
loader
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Communication errors
Cause
The IP address requested is al-
ready used.
A request was received to set
the IP address to 0.0.0.0.
Modules failed to be ordered
after a broadcast was complet-
ed because the input pin could
not be read on all of the mod-
ules. The input pin is set high
one at a time starting from the
base module in order to deter-
mine which module is next in a
chain.
Modules failed to be ordered
after a broadcast was complet-
ed because the first module
could not be found.
The module could not be pro-
grammed because the request-
ed file could not be opened.
The module could not be pro-
grammed because the request-
ed file could not be read.
The firmware in the module
could not be programmed be-
cause the module failed to boot
into the bootloader.
Corrective action
Enter a unique IP address
when setting the static IP
address.
Enter a valid IP address
when setting the static IP
address.
Close MSEsetup.
Power cycle the module
chain, see "Power cycling",
page 48.
Restart MSEsetup.
Perform a Broadcast.
Close MSEsetup.
Power cycle the module
chain, see "Power cycling",
page 48.
Restart MSEsetup.
Perform a broadcast.
If the error persists, make
sure that there are no cables
connected to the first module
in the chain.
Select a valid file for
programming the bootloader
or firmware.
Select a valid file for
programming the bootloader
or firmware.
If the file is corrupt, a new
one can be obtained from
HEIDENHAIN.
Close MSEsetup.
Power cycle the module
chain, see "Power cycling",
page 48.
Restart MSEsetup.
Perform a broadcast.
The module may need to
be power cycled twice
sequentially to clear out the
internal state machine used for
programming.
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