Omron SYSMAC CS1W-LCB01 Operation Manual page 269

Errors and Alarm Troubleshooting
Code Description
72 Parameter incon-
sistency
73 Parameter
address error
Explanation
With the Segment Program 3
block (Block Model 158), the
block addresses of the maxi-
mum number of steps used
(ITEM 038) and the step data
block do not match.
With the Segment Program 3
block (Block Model 158), the
block addresses of the maxi-
mum number of banks used
(ITEM 043) and the number
of Bank Data blocks do not
match.
With the Segment Program 3
block (Block Model 158), the
"AT result reflection bank
number" (ITEM 027) is
greater than the maximum
number of banks used (ITEM
043). (There is no bank in
which to save the AT results.)
With the Segment Program 3
block (Block Model 158),
when a program pattern data
transfer (LCB to CPU Unit) is
used, sufficient memory is
not available for the maxi-
mum number of steps used
and the maximum number of
banks used from the speci-
fied start address (The end
address exceeds 32,767.)
Operation at error
Program outputs do not oper-
ate at the default values.
Program outputs do not oper-
ate at the default values.
The AT command (ITEM 026)
turns OFF and the AT com-
mand is not output at the
connected PID block.
Program pattern data is not
transferred (LCB to CPU
Unit).
Section 7-1
Remedy
Correct the block address
settings for the maximum
number of steps used (ITEM
038) and the step data block,
and then again turn ON the
run/stop command.
Correct the block address
settings for the maximum
number of banks used (ITEM
043) and the Bank Data
blocks, and then again turn
ON the run/stop command.
Change the "AT result reflec-
tion bank number" (ITEM
027) so that it is no more
than the maximum number of
banks used (ITEM 043), and
then either again turn ON the
AT command or clear the
error by setting the execution
error display/clear (ITEM
003) of the Segment Pro-
gram 3 block (Block Model
158) to 0.
Turn OFF the program pat-
tern transfer order (ITEM
030), set the correct start
address, and then again turn
ON the program pattern
transfer order (LCB to CPU
Unit).
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