Rockwell Automation 2711-ND3 PanelBuilder v2.60 Software User Manual - Manual (Page 464)

Troubleshooting F–2
Publication 2711-6.0
Starting PanelBuilder
Problem Cause Recommended Action
Unable to load CMSERV.DLL or one of its
components. PanelBuilder cannot load
CMSERV.DLL or one of its
components because SHARE.EXE
is not running. Add SHARE.EXE to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file or
execute SHARE manually. See the README.TXT file in
C:\AB for more details.
PanelBuilder finds the wrong
PXENGWIN.DLL file when
searching the DOS PATH variable
before finding the correct file in
C:\AB\BIN. Enter C:\AB\BIN as the first item in the PATH statement.
Related files left in the
C:\AB\PROJECTS directory. Do the following:
1. Exit the PanelBuilder software.
2. Delete these files from the C:\AB\PROJECTS
directory.
PARADOX.LCK
PDOXUSRS.LCK
These files are created when PanelBuilder is started and
should be deleted when the software is exited.
The [Paradox Engine] section in
the file C:\WINDOWS\WIN.INI is
incorrect. Check that C:\WINDOWS\WIN.INI contains these lines:
[Paradox Engine]
UserName=ISPCore
NetNamePath=C:\AB\PROJECTS
NetName=2
ShareLocal=YES
PX35Locking=NO
MaxTables=64
RecBufs=128
MaxLocks=32
MaxFiles=64
SwapSize=256
AB Utilities failed to initialize
PanelBuilder could not initialize the
AB Utilities during startup because
SHARE.EXE is not running. Add SHARE.EXE to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file or
execute SHARE manually. See the README.TXT file in
C:\AB for more details.
General Download Errors
Problem Cause Recommended Action
Application file length does not
match the header record. When verifying the CRC of the .PVA file,
the file length did not match the length
stored in the file. This typically occurs
when you download a file that was
truncated by an aborted upload. Specify a valid .PVA file.
Application file CRC is incorrect. The CRC of the .PVA file does not match
the CRC stored in the file. Specify a valid .PVA file.
In Windows NT/4.0, the following
error occurs during a download:
“Abnormal termination”. The operating system needs to be
upgraded to Service Pack 2 (or later). Install Service Pack 2 (or later) on your computer.