3-38 Monitoring and Diagnostics VisualMotion 9 Troubleshooting Guide
DOK-VISMOT-VM*-09VRS**-WA02-EN-P
Remedy:
1. Verify that the ELS Master ID is valid in the Enable Rotary Event
setup window.
2. If an integer or label is used, verify that a valid ID number is being
used.
523 IFS status, facility = 0x%x
Cause:
A problem has occurred during file initialization, save, creation, or
compression.
Remedy:
Clear the errors. If clearing the errors does not work, restart the system.
If restart does not resolve the problem, erase the files to remove the
corrupted files.
524 Hardware Watchdog timeout
Cause:
The Watchdog timer in the control monitors the performance of the
hardware. This diagnostic is issued when the Watchdog times-out,
indicating a control hardware problem or failure.
Remedy:
Bring all motion to a stop and cycle power to the control. If the problem
persist, contact Bosch Rexroth Service for assistance.
525 I/O Configuration error, see ext. diag.
Cause:
This diagnostic is displayed when the I/O User Configuration C-0-2017
does not match the actual I/O configuration on the machine (Visible I/O
Stations, C-0-2013). The I/O User Configuration is compared to the
actual I/O configuration during initialization of the control, and when
switched in and out of parameter mode. When the control switches from
SERCOS phase 2 to phase 3 and a change has occurred in the I/O
configuration, due to a replacement, modification or hardware
communication failure, a 525 I/O Configuration error is issued. This
diagnostic can also occur after downloading an invalid I/O User
Configuration to the control.
Example: Configuring an I/O module or drive number that does not exist
on the machine.
Remedy:
1. Since many areas of an I/O configuration can cause an error, refer to
the extended diagnosis for detailed information as to the root cause of
the problem.
2. To view extended diagnostics using VisualMotion Toolkit, select
Diagnostics ⇒
⇒⇒
⇒ System. Extended diagnostic text is displayed at the
bottom of the window.
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