Rockwell Automation 2706-MB1 MESSAGEVIEW 421 SOFTWARE MANUAL - Manual (Page 286)

Validation Error Messages D–4
Publication 2706-817
Message What to do Meaning
Invalid Line attribute for Full Text Size
attribute assignment. A message with Full Text Size must start on
Line 1 since it occupies 4 lines.
Resolve the conflicting attributes to achieve
compatibility between Text Size and starting
Line.
Invalid Line attribute for Half Text Size
attribute assignment. A message with Half Text Size can not start
on line 4 since it occupies 2 lines.
Resolve the conflicting attributes to achieve
compatibility between Text Size and starting
Line.
Invalid Line attribute for message with
Embedded Graphics. A message with graphical symbols can not
start on line 4 since it occupies 2 lines.
Resolve the conflicting attributes to achieve
compatibility between Text Size and starting
Line.
Invalid message character length. A message can not exceed 100 characters.
Reduce the number of characters in the
message.
Invalid Message length; must be greater than
zero. A message can not be entirely empty. It must
have a length. Delete the empty message or edit the
message to make its length non-zero.
Invalid Message Number.
The Message number must be between 1 and
9900 inclusive.
Use the Message control on the Message
Editor Table View to change the number to a
legal message number between 1 and 9900
inclusive.
Invalid Scroll attribute with ALL Line attribute
assignment. A message that uses all lines can not be
scrolled.
Change the Line attribute to not be ALL or
disable the Scroll attribute option for the
message.
Invalid Scroll attribute with center attribute.
A message that is centered can not be
scrolled. Disable the Scroll attribute option or disable
the Center attribute option for the message.
Invalid Scroll attribute with HE stack and
Hidden Message attributes. Messages that are only Historical Event
Stacked can not be scrolled.
Resolve the conflicting attributes. Disable the
Scroll Message attribute for messages that
are only Historical Event Stacked.
Invalid Tag [name] references device [name]
as Node Name. This is not the Logic
Controller selected in Terminal Setup -
Comms. Setup.
The Node Name assigned to this tag does not
match the assigned PLC/Scanner Name.
Use the tag editor to change the Node Name
for this tag or change the PLC/Scanner Name
in Terminal Setup/Comms. Setup dialog.
Invalid Tag - Acknowledge Tag [name] isn’t a
valid address in the terminal’s assigned
Discrete Rack or Block Transfer channels.
The Acknowledge Tag in Terminal Setup/
Control Tags address is not in the discrete I/O
image of the rack or in the block transfer(s)
configured for the Terminal. Use the tag editor to change the tag address
or the Terminal Setup/Comms. Setup/Block
Transfer dialog to put the tag into a Block
Transfer.
Invalid Tag - Acknowledge Tag [name] must
be of type Bit.
The assigned tag is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Terminal Setup Control Tag
dialog to select an appropriate tag.
Invalid Tag - Acknowledge Tag [name] must
be of type Input or BTR.
The Acknowledge Tag in Terminal Setup/
Control Tags is controlled by the Terminal and
is read by the PLC. The tag must be in the
Input image or be in a BTR (Block Transfer
Read).
Use the tag editor to change the tag address
or the Terminal Setup/Comms. Setup/Block
Transfer dialog to put the tag into a Block
Transfer that has its mode assigned as R.
Invalid Tag - Acknowledge Tag [name]
overlaps Discrete I/O Rack Control/Status
byte.
The Acknowledge Tag in Terminal Setup/
Control Tags is assigned the same address
as the Block Transfer Control/Status Byte (the
lowest byte in the discrete I/O rack). Use the tag editor to change the tag address
or the Terminal Setup/Comms. Setup/Block
Transfer dialog to disable block transfers if
they are not being used.
Invalid Tag - Acknowledge Tag [name]. The tag definition is incorrect.
Use the tag editor to correct the PLC address
for the Ack tag.
Invalid Tag - Acknowledge-Handshake Tag
[name] must be of type Bit.
The assigned tag is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Terminal Setup Control Tag
dialog to select an appropriate tag.