Output file – Rockwell Automation 1784-KT2/C INST.DATA COMM.INTERFACE MOD. User Manual
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Communication Interface Module
Cat. No. 1784-KT2/C
Installation Data
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This error message:
Indicates:
48-56 Diagnostic TimeĆouts the 1784-KT2 cannot be started or stopped, or the 1784-KT2 is
configured at an address already in use, or a dual port memory
error has occurred, either on the 1784-KT2 side or the PS/2 side,
preventing download or execution of the test.
52 Card Interrupt TimeĆout
possibly any of the same problems listed for the Diagnostic
TimeĆout error message, or the interrupts from the PS/2 to the
1784-KT2 are not working.
62 KT2 to PS/2 Interrupt
Failure
interrupts from the 1784-KT2 to the PS/2 are not functioning
properly.
66 Status Register Indicates
1784-KT2 Start Failure
the 1784-KT2 started, but the status register does not indicate this.
68 Status Register Indicates
1784-KT2 Stop Failure
the status register does not indicate that the 1784-KT2 stopped, or
the 1784-KT2 did not stop when commanded to.
70 Interrupt Successful but
Status Register is Inaccurate
the status register does not indicate a successful interrupt.
85 OffĆline RTS CTS error
data control communication to and from the SIO channel B (PLC-2
function) has failed.
86 OffĆline Data Error
data communication to and from the SIO channel B (PLC-2 or
PLC-3 function) has failed.
Output File
The output file (KT2OUT.TXT) provides detailed error message
information gathered from the diagnostic program. The output file displays
each test that was run, as well as final test results. Each time the diagnostic
program runs, it adds the test results to the output file.
The output file has a maximum file size of 250K. If you reach this limit, a
message will appear under the title bar on your screen and in your output
file. The diagnostic program will continue to run tests if this maximum file
size is reached, but it will not record the test results in the output file. If
you want to record test results in the output file but have reached the 250K
limit, you must delete the file (see the section entitled “Starting–Up the
Diagnostic Program” for information on bow to delete the output file).
If an error occurs during a test, the final results section will show you
which diagnostic failed and the amount of times it failed.