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RLC-4 V1.79 Copyright © 1998 Link Communications Inc. 9/18/98
Error Messages
If errors are encountered while programming the user can use this page as a reference to locate
what caused the errors. Most errors are caused due to the command formats not matching what
the controller is expecting. The user can change what the controller does with commands 045 or
disable the error message completely with command 047.
Error 00 - Command Name Length not Matched
If the controller can not locate the command name this error is called
Error 01 - Too few data digits entered
If the controller expects more digits on a command than entered you will get this error
Error 02 - Too many data digits entered
If the controller expects less digits on a command than entered you will get this error. You
can also get this error if you try to put more commands into a macro than it will hold.
Error 03 - Invalid number of data digits entered
If a command expects increments of 3 digits and you give it a wrong number of digits you
will get this error.
Error 04 - Execution blocked from this port
The command you are trying to execute has been blocked from being executed.
Error 05 - User level to low to execute this command
The command you are trying to execute is at a higher user level than your assigned level. A
lower level user can not execute commands assigned to a higher level.
Error 06 - This macro is reserved for internal use
Do not edit, erase or alter this macro position. It is for internal use only.
Errors 07 - Command executed OK
When a command executes correctly (User and/or macro execution) this macro is called.
Error 08 - Internal error just occurred
If you get this error please contact Link Communications, Inc. with a detailed description
on how you made this error occur.
Error 09 - Macro depth limit reached
This error occurs if a macro is calling itself or you have a macro call another macro for six
levels. For example, Macro 300 calls macro 301 calls macro 302 etc. for 6 levels.
Error 10 - Invalid data value entered
This error occurs if a value is entered into a command that is invalid.
Error 11 - Command does not exist
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