Additional diagnostic values, overview of possible meanings
Each additional value of an error message contains an identifier that describes the meaning of that value:
Flag | Description | Example |
1 | Limit value | Following error monitoring limit |
2 | Current value | Current position lag |
3 | Error value | Unknown mode |
4 | Expected value | Necessary braking distance at the current speed |
5 | Corrected value | Due to incorrect parameterisation, a parameter is corrected during controller start-up. |
6 | Logical axis number | Axis-specific error messages |
7 | Drive type | Drive type-specific error message (SERCOS, +-10V) |
8 | Logical control element number | Setting an unknown operator control |
9 | State | Unknown internal state; change to an unknown mode |
10 | Transition | Unknown transition specified |
11 | Sender | Error in internal communication |
12 | Class | Too many variables of one specific class are to be created. |
13 | Instance | Unknown gear number |
14 | Identification number | Unknown SERCOS identification number |
15 | Status | Currently not used |
16 | Ring number | Currently not used |
17 | NC block number | 10 for N10 |
18 | Lower limit value | Negative software limit switch |
19 | Upper limit value | Positive software limit switch |
20 | Initial value | Starting position of Z coordinate for helical interpolation |
21 | Target value | Target position of Z coordinate for helical interpolation |