Siemens SINUMERIK 840D Diagnostics Manual page 15

10.04
1003
Parameters:
Definitions:
Reactions:
Remedy:
Program Continuation:
1004
Parameters:
Definitions:
Reactions:
Remedy:
Program Continuation:
1005
Parameters:
Definitions:
Reactions:
Remedy:
Program Continuation:
1010
Parameters:
Definitions:
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SINUMERIK 840D/840Di/810D Diagnostics Guide (DA), 10.04 Edition
Alarm pointer for this self-clearing alarm %1 is zero
%1 = Incorrect alarm number
The address (zero pointer) used by the compile cycle manufacturer or by the operating
system for self-clearing alarms is not allowed in the system.
- Alarm display.
Make a note of the error text and contact Siemens AG A&D MC, Hotline (tel./fax: see
alarm 1000)
Check setCCAlarm/setAlarm (...) call.
Clear alarm with the Delete key or NC START.
Alarm reaction to NCK alarm incorrectly configured
%1 = Incorrect alarm number
The alarm reaction configured by the operating system or the compile cycles manufac-
turer is incorrect.
- NC not ready.
- Channel not ready.
- Interface signals are set.
- Alarm display.
Make a note of the error text and contact Siemens AG A&D MC, Hotline (tel./fax: see
alarm 1000)
Change alarm reaction
Switch control OFF - ON.
Operating system error %1 parameter %2 %3 %4
%1 = Operating system error number
%2 = Operating system error parameter 1
%3 = Operating system error parameter 2
%4 = Operating system error parameter 3
This alarm indicates that the operating system has detected a serious error.
- NC not ready.
- Channel not ready.
- NC Start disable in this channel.
- Interface signals are set.
- Alarm display.
- NC Stop on alarm.
Make a note of the error text and contact Siemens AG A&D MC, Hotline (tel./fax: see
alarm 1000)
Switch control OFF - ON.
Channel %1 system error %2 action %3<ALNX>
%1 = Channel number
%2 = System error number
%3 = Action number/action name
With this alarm, internal alarm states are displayed that, in conjunction with the trans-
ferred error number, provide information on the cause and location of the error.
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