
09.91 11 Alarms
11.7 RS232C (V.24) Alarms
Cause:
Effect:
Explanation:
Remedy:
23
Char. parity error RS232C (V.24)
Tape dirty or damaged
• RS232C (V.24) transmission interrupted
• Last block declared invalid
Depending on the definition of program start ”%” or ”EOB”, the NC
automatically specifies ISO or EIA code and thus character parity after
this character has been received.
When the subsequent characters were checked, it was found that one
character did
not
have the specified parity.
Check tape
Effect:
Explanation:
Remedy:
24
Invalid EIA char. RS232C (V.24)
• Data transmission interrupted
• Last block declared invalid
An EIA character with correct parity has been read in
but the character is not defined in EIA code.
Check tape:
Setting data 5026 (EIA code for ”@”),
Setting data 5027 (EIA code for ”:”) and
Setting data 5029 (EIA code for ”=”) should be checked.
Cause:
Effects:
Remedy:
26
Block > 120 characters RS232C (V.24)
The entered part program block has more than 120
characters. Only characters actually stored are counted (no
blanks, no CR, . . ).
• Data transmission interrupted
• Last block not stored
Split block into two or more blocks
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