Rockwell Automation 1771-DB Basic Module User Manual - Series A - Manual (Page 156)

Error Messages and Anomalies
Chapter 9
9–4
IN ROM — The IN ROM message displays if you attempt to load a ROM
program to tape with CALL 32 or 38. You should transfer the ROM
program to RAM and then load the program to tape.
INVALID INPUT DATA — This error occurs when you enter an invalid
value when using CALL 30.
INVALID VALUE PUSHED — This error occurs when you enter a value
other then 0, 1 or 2 when using CALL 37.
LOAD/SAVE ABORT — This error occurs when you execute a CTRL C
from any tape CALL (32, 33, 34, 38 or 39).
NO BASIC PROGRAM EXIST — This error occurs when the BASIC
Module is in RAM mode with no program in RAM and you attempt to
execute a CALL 32 or 38. You should enter a program in RAM or XFER a
ROM program to RAM prior to loading to tape with CALL 32 or 38.
INSUFFICIENT NUMBER OF STRING CHARACTERS ALLOCATED
— This error occurs if you attempt to execute a CALL 43, 45 or 52 and a
string length of 18, 8 or 9, respectively, is not allocated during string
allocation.
INVALID DATE/TIME PUSHED — This error occurs when you enter an
invalid value for the date and/or time when using CALL 40 and 41.
NUMBER BYTES/STRING EXCEED 254 — This error occurs when
using CALL 43, 45 or 52 and the STRING X,X command allocates more
characters per string than is allowed.
Example:
10 STRING 1000,300
INVALID NUMBER PUSHED — This error occurs when you push
an invalid string value or day of week value using CALL 42, 43 and
52.
9.3.2
Peripheral Port Support
CALL Error Messages
(continued)
9.3.3
Wall Clock CALL Error
Messages