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Communication via SIKONETZ5
AG05
Date: 15.06.2016 Art. No. 85677 Mod. status 139/16 Page 50 of 64
10.5.1 SIKONETZ5 error codes
Code 1
Description
Code 2
Description
0x80
Check sum SIKONETZ5
0x00
no further information available
0x81
Timeout SIKONETZ5
0x00
no further information available
0x82
Value rage exceeded /
inadequate
0x00
no further information available
0x01
Value < MIN
0x02
Value > MAX
0x83
Unknown parameter
0x00
no further information available
0x84
Access is not supported
0x00
no further information available
0x01
write attempt to read only
0x02
read attempt to write only
0x85
Error due to device status
0x00
no further information available
0x01
EEPROM write access active
0x02
Positioning active
0x03
Programming locked
Table 18: SIKONETZ5 error codes
10.6 Errors
If a slave is in the error state the slave signals this state with SW.7 = 1.
Errors must be acknowledged by CW.5 = 0/1. If the cause of the error has not ben resolved at
the time of acknowledgement, the error will not be reset.
After acknowledgement of an error, the slave is in the switch-lock state. The switch-lock can
be released via a negative flank on CW.0 or CW.1 or CW.2.
Errors are stored in the error memory and can be read out.
In order to receive the last error occurring the number of errors must first be read in
parameter address 0x80.
With 0x80 + number of errors the parameter address with the latest error is received. Under
this address the error code is found (see chapter 7.2.1: Error codes).
10.7 Communication monitoring
10.7.1 Bus Timeout
The first telegram received by the slave starts time monitoring.
Every new telegram recognized as valid by the slave (correct check sum) triggers time
monitoring.
If timeout occurs during an active travel job, this will result in the Timeout error, i. e. the
current travel job is cancelled. Thus, a broken cable can be detected for instance and the
actuator set into a defined state.

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