Error conditions, Error messages – Parker Hannifin GEM6K User Manual

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Error Conditions

Error Messages

The 6K will transmit error message to alert you of certain error conditions. Following are the
error messages related to Ethernet networking.

Error Response

Possible Cause

CONNECTION COULD NOT BE CLOSED OR

ALREADY CLOSED

Tried to close the network server connection (nNTCONNØ)

when the connection was already closed.

CONNECTION COULD NOT BE OPENED

Tried NTCONN1 and failed. Problem could be invalid IP

address or it refused a connection.

CONNECTION ERROR, CONNECTION IS

NOW BEING CLOSED

Connection error or timeout with server. When polling and
get timeout or message aborted. This condition also sets
Error Status bit #23 (see ER, TER, TERF).

CONNECTION IS NOT OPEN

Tried a NTWRIT when connection is not open; or tried a
\TANI or \TANO or \TIN or \TOUT or \TIO when

connection is not open.

CONNECTION IS OPEN - MUST CLOSE

FIRST

Tried to open a network server connection (nNTCONN1)

when the connection was already open.

ERROR, INVALID FILE TYPE, NUMBER

OR SIZE. SETTING NTMP COMMANDS
TO 0 ELEMENTS. CHECK MAPPING.

Tried to read the wrong Allen-Bradley PLC file type, there
are not enough elements in the file, or the file doesn’t exist.
The 6K automatically stop polling all mapped binary and
integer variables (equivalent to executing the
NTMPRBi,i,0,i, NTMPWBi,i,0,i, NTMPRIi,i,0,i,
and NTMPWIi,i,0,i, commands).

ERROR, INVALID STRING

The DVT camera sent an invalid string response.

ETHERNET CAN NOT BE USED WITH

OPTION CARD - SEE OPTEN

Tried to enable Ethernet communication (NTFEN) on a

Fieldbus version of the 6K (part number is 6Kn-PB for
PROFIBUS units, 6Kn-DN for DeviceNet units). You must
disable the internal option card with OPTENØ before

enabling Ethernet communication. The 6K cannot
communicate over a Fieldbus connection and Ethernet
connection simultaneously.

ETHERNET COMMUNICATION MUST BE

ENABLED BEFORE MAKING
CONNECTION - SEE NTFEN

Tried to connect to an Ethernet server (nNTCONN1) before

you enabled Ethernet communication in the 6K with the
NTFEN command.

INVALID CONNECTION NUMBER

Tried to make an NTS assignment or comparison using an
invalid server number (e.g., VARB1 = 7NTS).

INVALID I/O POINT

Tried to read or write an OPTO22 I/O point that is not
configured according to the NTIO command.

INVALID POINT TYPE OR NUMBER,

SEE NTIO

Tried to set or read an I/O point (with an \IN, \OUT, \ANI,
\ANO, \TANI, \TANO, \TIN, or \TOUT command), but that
I/O point was configured with the NTIO command to be

different I/O type.

INVALID SERVER TYPE

Tried an OPTO22-related command (\TANI, \TANO, \TIN,
\TOUT, \TIO, \IN, \OUT, \ANI, \ANO, etc.) for a non-

OPTO22 connection.

NETWORK INPUTS AND OUTPUTS CANNOT

BE ASSIGNED TO A VARSHO

Tried to assign the status of OPTO22 I/O to a VARSHO

variable.

NETWORK IP ADDRESS CANNOT BE

CHANGED WHILE CONNECTION IS
OPEN, SEE NTCONN

Tried to execute an NTIP command while the connection is

open.

NO NETWORK IP ADDRESS SPECIFIED

FOR CONNECTION, SEE NTIP

Tried to connect (nNTCONN1) to a server # that has not yet
been established with the NTIP command, or tried to

connect to a server in an incompatible subnet.

NTFEN MUST BE 1 TO USE THIS

COMMAND

(Peer-to-peer connection only) Tried to execute an NTRATE
command while NTFEN is set to a value other than NTFEN1.

NTRATE MUST BE 0 TO CHANGE NTFEN (Peer-to-peer connection only) Tried to execute an NTFEN

command while NTRATE is set to a non-zero value.

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