Rockwell Automation 1752-L24BBBE SmartGuard 600 Controllers User Manual - Manual (Page 186)

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Chapter 12 Monitor Status and Handle Faults
Table 27 - RSNetWorx for DeviceNet Software Download Error Messages and Corrective Actions
Message Description Corrective Action
Cannot be executed in the
current mode. A fatal error (abort) has occurred, and the MS
indicator flashes red. Check the switches to see if they are set correctly. Otherwise, execute a reset to clear the
configuration data.
The device is locked. The configuration is locked and the LOCK
status indicator is lit. Unlock the device.
The TUNID is different. The safety network number (SNN) has not
been set since the device reset (the NS status
indicator flashes green and red), or the SNN in
the device disagrees with the SNN
downloaded from RSNetWorx for DeviceNet
software. 1. Reset the device to its default settings and download the parameters again.
The SNN may be different than other devices. If the controller’s alphanumeric display shows
d6 and a Safety I/O Connection Establishment Failure message appears in the error history
table after the operating mode has been changed, go to the next step.
2. Choose Network>Upload from Network in RSNetWorx for DeviceNet software. Unify the SNN
across the network and reset all devices to the default settings. Once they are reset,
download the parameters to the devices again.
Privilege violation. 1. The password being used does not have
the right to change the configuration.
2. An attempt was made to set Standalone
mode through a DeviceNet connection.
1. Check that the password is correct.
2. Connect to the SmartGuard controller via the USB connector and download the configuration
again. With the 1752-L24BBBE controller, you can also download via the EtherNet/IP
network.
Cannot be executed in the
current device mode. Data is being downloaded from more than
one instance of RSNetWorx for DeviceNet
software. Wait until download from the other instance is complete.
An error was found during
parameter check. An inconsistency exists between configuration
parameters. Correct the parameters settings. Check for the following:
· A configured time parameter for a function block is shorter than the
controller’s cycle time.
· The requested packet interval (RPI) for a safety connection is shorter than the
cycle time.
· A safety input is configured as ’Used with test pulse’, but the test source is not
set.
· When safety inputs were configured for Dual Channel mode, one input was
configured as a standard input but the other has a different setting.
· When safety inputs were configured for Dual Channel mode, one input was set
to not used, but the other has a different setting.
· When safety outputs were configured for Dual Channel mode, one output was
set to not used, but the other has a different setting.
· For a safety I/O configuration, a setting was made that caused the maximum
number of connection IDs (12) held by the master to be exceeded. Click
Advanced on the Safety Connection Properties dialog box. Check the Request
target device to allocate message IDs checkbox.
The data used by the logic
program is not aligned with
other data. A change in the network configuration caused
the data used by program logic to disagree
with other data. Use the Logic Editor to check the I/O locations that changed and reset the data.
Could not access the device. The controller was reset from another node
while a download was being executed and the
safety network number (SNN) has not yet
been set. The NS status indicator flashes red/
green. Set the SNN and download the data again.