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CTI 2572-B / 2500C-2572-B Installation and Operation Manual 80
Error Code
Description Corrective Action
Hex
Decimal
83
131
Attempted to write to
address 0
A message requesting to write data contained an address of 0,
which is invalid.
Correct the client request.
8F
143
Attempted to read 0 Words
A message requesting to read data specified the number of words
as 0.
Correct the client request.
90
144
Unsupported data element
type
The data element type specified in the request message is not
supported by the CAMP server.
Correct the client request. See APPENDIX C: CAMP SERVER
SUPPORT for a list of supported data element types.
91
145
Tried to read more Than 256
words
A CAMP message cannot contain more than 256 words
Modify the client to request less data.
93
147
Maximum camp response
size exceeded
The resulting size of a reply to a Packed Task Code request would
exceed the maximum size of a CAMP message.
Correct the client request.
94
148
Maximum packed task code
requests exceeded
The number of Packed Task Code requests contained in the CAMP
message exceeded the maximum allowed.
95
149
Maximum packed task code
length exceeded
The length field of a task code request contained in a CAMP
Packed Task code message exceeded the maximum value.
Correct the client request
AC
172
Cannot read from memory
address
The PLC was unable to read from the requested memory address.
This usually occurs when the request exceeds the maximum
address available in the PLC. Consider the following corrective
actions:
• Change the client request to change the address to be
read
• If the client is reading a block of data addresses, ensure
that the number of addresses requested does not cause
the maximum address to be exceeded.
• Change the PLC memory configuration so that the
requested address(es) are available
AD
173
Cannot write to memory
address
The PLC was unable to write to the requested memory address.
This usually occurs when the request exceeds the maximum
address available in the PLC. Consider the following corrective
actions:
• Change the client request to change the address to be
read
• If the client is reading a block of data addresses, ensure
that the number of addresses requested does not cause
the maximum address to be exceeded.
• Change the PLC memory configuration so that the
requested address(es) are available