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11 Automatic Clock Adjustment
NJ-series CPU Unit Built-in EtherNet/IP Port User’s Manual (W506)
11-3 Troubleshooting Automatic Clock
Adjustment
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11-3 Troubleshooting Automatic Clock
Adjustment
The following table shows the main causes and solutions of errors that occur for automatic clock adjust-
ment (NTP). When one of the following errors occurs, information such as the time of occurrence, the
event level, and the event source are recorded in the event log.
Event code Event name Cause Level
Source
details
Correction
34210000
hex
Basic Ether-
net Setting
Error
• Power was interrupted when a down-
load was in progress for the basic
Ethernet settings.
• Memory error
Partial fault Commu-
nications
port
Cycle the power supply to the Con-
troller or reset the Controller. If nor-
mal operation is restored by cycling
the power supply to the Controller
or resetting the Controller, a mem-
ory error has occurred and may
occur again. Replace the CPU Unit.
If operation is not restored even
after you cycle the power supply or
reset the Controller, perform either
of the following operations and
download the settings again.
• Perform a Clear Memory All
operation.
• Identify the cause of error from
those listed in the event log
details and correct the settings.
If the above operations do not cor-
rect the problem, replace the CPU
Unit.
34220000
hex
TCP/IP Basic
Setting Error
(Local Port IP
Address)
• Power was interrupted when a down-
load was in progress for the basic
TCP/IP settings.
• Memory error
• The IP address acquired from BOOTP
server is illegal.
• Incorrect DNS server IP address
Partial fault Commu-
nications
port
Cycle the power supply to the Con-
troller or reset the Controller. If nor-
mal operation is restored by cycling
the power supply to the Controller
or resetting the Controller, a mem-
ory error has occurred and may
occur again. Replace the CPU Unit.
If operation is not restored even
after you cycle the power supply or
reset the Controller, perform either
of the following operations and
download the settings again.
• Perform a Clear Memory All
operation.
• Identify the cause of error from
those listed in the event log
details and correct the settings.
If the above operations do not cor-
rect the problem, replace the CPU
Unit. Correct the IP address that
was provided to this port by the
BOOTP server so that it is within
the range specified for an NJ-series
Controller.