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Alarm List

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ALM<020>

Unknown system error

An unexpected situation has occurred in the system's core software. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<022>

Nvalid negative value

A G-code block cannot have negative values assigned to the commands D, F, H, L, N, O, S, or T. Replace the value assigned to these commands with a positive one.

 

In a variable pitch threading cycle, if the pitch value within the motion is calculated as a negative value due to the given pitch change amount and length, modify either the pitch change amount or the motion length.

 

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ALM<023>

Invalid ”D” value

The D value specified alongside the G41/G42 commands exceeds the supported maximum tool offset. Enter a value between 0 and 100 for the D command.

 

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ALM<024>

Invalid ”G” value

The value written next to the G command must be between 0 and 99.9.

 

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ALM<025>

Invalid ”H” value

The H value specified next to the G43/G44 commands exceeds the supported maximum tool offset. Enter a value between 0 and 100 for the H command.

 

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ALM<027>

Invalid ”M” value

The value specified next to the M commands must be between 0 and 9999.

 

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ALM<028>

Invalid ”P” value

The P value specified next to the G10 command is out of range. Refer to the Pulser3 Programming Manual.

 

In laser cutting software, the technology block can take a value between 0 and 9.

 

The G30 command is missing the P command, or the specified P value is not between 2 and 4. Add a P command with a value between P2 and P4 to the G30 command.

 

 

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ALM<029>

Invalid ”T” value

In the lathe software, the specified T value is greater than the supported maximum number of tools. Enter a value between 1 and 50.

 

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ALM<030>

Invalid variable value

The variable number specified next to a command must be between 0 and 19999.

 

The variable number to be read by the PC or HMI must be between 0 and 19999.

 

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ALM<032>

Invalid ”L” value

The L value specified next to the M98 command must be between 1 and 9999999.

 

The L value specified next to the G10 command is out of range. Refer to the Pulser3 Programming Manual.

 

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ALM<033>

There is a syntax error in the G-code line

Each G-code line must contain a maximum of 63 characters. Reduce the number of characters in the problematic line.

 

A value might be missing next to a command. Ensure that all commands are followed by adjacent values. A value might be written without a preceding command.

 

Each opened parenthesis must be closed. Verify the correct order and number of parentheses.

 

The value written next to a command should consist of digits and a dot. The number of digits should not exceed 10.

 

Next to a variable sign (#), only the minus sign (-) and digits should be written on the left side.

 

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ALM<034>

There is a missing command in the G-code line

A rotary axis target command (A/B/C) has not been specified next to the G33.1 or G34.1 command. Add a rotary axis target command next to these commands.

 

In the lathe software, the S command has either not been written or its value has been set to 0 next to the G96 command. Write an S command greater than 0 next to the G96 command.

 

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ALM<041>

The 'P' command is missing

Add a valid 'P' command next to the G98 command.

 

Add a valid 'P' command next to the G10 command.

Add a valid 'P' command next to the G65 command.

In the laser cutting software, add a valid 'P' command next to the G72.1 command.

If the G72, G74, G76, G82, G84, G87, G88, or G89 commands are being processed for the first time, add a valid 'P' command next to them.

 

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ALM<042>

The 'Q' command is missing

Add a valid 'Q' command next to the G65 command.

 

In the laser cutting software, add a valid 'Q' command next to the G72.1 or G72.2 command.

 

If the G72, G73, G76, G83, or G87 commands are being processed for the first time, add a valid 'Q' command next to them.

 

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ALM<043>

The 'R' command is missing

 Add a valid 'R' command next to the G10 command.

 

 Add a valid 'R' command next to the G65 command

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 Add a valid 'R' command next to the G68 command.

 

  In the laser cutting software, add a valid 'R' command next to the G72.1 or G72.2 command.

 

 If the repetitive cycle commands are being processed for the first time, add a valid 'R' command next to them.

 

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ALM<044>

The 'X' command is missing

If the canned cycle commands are being processed for the first time in the YZ plane, add a valid 'X' command next to them.

 

Alarm No

Description

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ALM<045>

The 'Y' command is missing

If the canned cycle commands are being processed for the first time in the ZX plane, add a valid 'Y' command next to them.

 

Alarm No

Description

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ALM<046>

The 'Z' command is missing

If the cannedcycle commands are being processed for the first time in the XY plane, add a valid 'Z' command next to them.

 

Alarm No

Description

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ALM<047>

'R' or 'IJK' commands are missing

An 'R' or 'IJK' command must be added next to a circular motion command (G02/G03).

 

Alarm No

Description

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ALM<048>

'R' and 'IJK' commands are provided together

'R' and 'IJK' commands must not be written together next to a circular motion command (G02/G03)

 

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Description

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ALM<049>

Use the 'R' command in polar mode

When the polar coordinate system is activated, only the 'R' command can be written next to a circular motion command (G02/G03). 'IJK' commands cannot be used.

 

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ALM<051>

The 'F' command is missing

If the threading commands are being processed for the first time, add a valid 'F' command next to them.

 

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ALM<056>

The start and end coordinates of the arc are the same

When an 'R' command is added to a circular motion command (G02/G03), the start and end coordinates of the arc must not be the same.

 

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ALM<057>

The radius of the arc is too small

The given radius of the arc is too small to be processed. Enter a larger radius value.

 

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ALM<058>

The radius of the arc is zero

The given radius of the arc is 0. Enter a radius value greater than zero.

 

Alarm No

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ALM<059>

The start and end radius of the arc are different

The difference between the start and end radius of the given arc is outside the tolerance.

 

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ALM<061>

The 'R' value is smaller than the 'Z' value

In canned cycle commands, the value of the 'R' command must be greater than the target value of the hole axis (G17: Z / G18: Y / G19: X).

 

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ALM<065>

Turn off tool radius compensation to change the plane

When the tool radius compensation command is activated, the plane cannot be changed. Turn off radius compensation with the G40 command before the plane commands (G17/G18/G19).

 

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ALM<072>

Turn off tool radius compensation

Turn off tool radius compensation before the G94/G95 commands.

 

Turn off tool radius compensation before the G15/G16 commands.

 

"Turn off tool radius compensation before the canned cycle commands.

 

Turn off tool radius compensation before the G28 and G30 commands.

 

Turn off tool radius compensation before the G31 command.

 

Turn off tool radius compensation before the G92 command.

 

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ALM<075>

Invalid macro command

There is no macro command corresponding to the L value specified next to the G65 command.

 

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ALM<076>

The macro command is missing

Add a valid 'L' command next to the G65 command.

 

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ALM<077>

G66 is already active

Nested G66 commands have been written. Terminate the active macro command with G67 before issuing a new G66 command.

 

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ALM<078>

The 'P' command must be specified with a variable

Specify the value of the 'P' command next to the G65 command with a variable.

 

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Description

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ALM<079>

Division by zero error in macro commands

A division by zero operation is requested in macro commands. Division by zero is not allowed. Check that the divisor is a non-zero value before the macro command.

 

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ALM<080>

The 'Q' value in the macro command is zero

In the ATN, SINH, COSH macro commands, the specified divisor is zero. Division by zero is not allowed. Check that the divisor is a non-zero value before the macro command.

 

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ALM<085>

A maximum of two nested subprogram calls are allowed

 

 

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ALM<086>

Invalid subprogram number

The 'P' value specified next to the G66 command must be between 0 and 9999.

The 'P' value specified next to the M98 command must be between 0 and 9999.

 

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ALM<087>

The program is already open

The subprogram to be called has already been selected as the main program or opened as a subprogram and has not been closed yet. To call the subprogram again, the M99 command must be used to return from the subprogram to the main program.

 

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ALM<088>

Program not found

The search operation within the G-code file was unsuccessful. The searched word was not found.

 

The search operation within the library was unsuccessful. The requested G-code file was not found.

 

A request to jump to an N command line was made, but the specified N number was not found.

 

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ALM<089>

The program already exists

The G-code file to be created already exists in the library. Create it with a different name.

 

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ALM<099>

End of program

The end of the G-code file was reached, but none of the termination commands (M02/M30/M99) were found. Add one of these commands (M02/M30/M99) at the end of the file.

M02/M30/M99 were found at the end of the G-code file, but no newline character was added after these commands. Add a blank line at the end of the file.

 

When simulating in reverse, the program start was reached. You can press the reset button to continue.

A request to jump to an N command line was made, but the specified N number was not found.

 

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ALM<100>

Restart the system

The unit of measurement has been changed with G20 or G21. Turn off the system's power and turn it on again. The new unit of measurement will be valid when the system restarts.

 

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ALM<109>

Machine panel communication timeout

Machine panel communication could not be started or has timed out. Check the Ethernet cable used in the machine panel line. Ensure that the cable is at least CAT6. Verify that all grounding lines of the machine comply with the standards. Ensure that the machine is properly grounded according to the standards. Check that there is no issue with the power line of the machine panel. If the machine panel is not in use, enter the appropriate setting value for SPRM19.

 

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ALM<110>

Real time communicatıon initializatıon error

Communication with the servo drives could not be started. Ensure that the cables are properly connected. Verify that the Ethernet cable used for ECAT and RTEX models is at least CAT6. Ensure that the SPRM0-SPRM16 parameters are properly configured. Check that all servo drives are powered on. Verify that all grounding lines of the machine comply with the standards. Ensure that the machine is grounded according to the standards. Ensure that the Pulser3 model used is compatible with the same protocol as the servo drives.

 

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ALM<113>

External I/O module communication timeout

Communication with the external I/O module could not be started or has timed out. Check the Ethernet cable used in the external I/O module line. Ensure that the cable is at least CAT6. Verify that all grounding lines of the machine comply with the standards. Ensure that the machine is grounded according to the standards. Check that there is no issue with the power line of the machine panel. Verify that the SPRM32-SPRM41 parameters are properly configured according to the number of external I/O modules used. Check that the selection buttons on the external I/O modules are properly configured. Ensure that there is no issue with the power line of the external I/O modules.

 

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ALM<114>

Parameter has been changed

A parameter has been changed by the user, and this alarm was triggered for safety purposes. If any measurement(PRM24-PRM39) or feedback calibration parameters have been modified, turn off the system and turn it on again. For other parameters, press the Reset button.

 

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ALM<120>

Communication with the servo drive with serial number 1 could not be established

Communication with the servo drive specified by the slot number cannot be established. Ensure that the cables are properly connected. Verify that the Ethernet cable used in ECAT and RTEX models is at least CAT6. Make sure that the SPRM0-SPRM16 parameters are properly configured. Check that all servo drives are powered on. Verify that all grounding lines of the machine comply with the standards. Ensure that the machine is grounded according to the standards. Ensure that the Pulser3 model used is compatible with the same protocol as the servo drives.

ALM<121>

Communication with the servo drive with serial number 2 could not be established

ALM<122>

Communication with the servo drive with serial number 3 could not be established

ALM<123>

Communication with the servo drive with serial number 4 could not be established

ALM<124>

Communication with the servo drive with serial number 5 could not be established

ALM<125>

Communication with the servo drive with serial number 6 could not be established

ALM<126>

Communication with the servo drive with serial number 7 could not be established

ALM<127>

Communication with the servo drive with serial number 8 could not be established

 

 

 

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ALM<128>

Data reading error

Data reading from internal memory has failed. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

Alarm No

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ALM<129>

Data writing error

Data writing to internal memory has failed. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

Alarm No

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ALM<130>

Parameters could not be read

Parameters saved to internal memory could not be read properly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

Alarm No

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ALM<131>

Parameters could not be written

Parameters saved to internal memory could not be written properly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

Alarm No

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ALM<132>

Invalid parameter value

One or more values entered for the parameters are outside the allowed range. Please adjust the entered parameter values according to the allowed range

 

Alarm No

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ALM<133>

System parameters could not be read

The system parameters saved in the internal memory could not be read properly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

Alarm No

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ALM<134>

The system parameters could not be written

The system parameters saved in the internal memory could not be written correctly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<135>

Invalid system parameter value

One or more values entered for the system parameters are outside the allowed range. Please adjust the entered system parameter values to be within the permitted range.

 

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ALM<140>

The program could not be created

The G-code file could not be created. Ensure that the SD card is inserted in the Pulser3. Check that the SD card is formatted in FAT32. Replace the SD card if necessary.

 

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ALM<141>

The program could not be deleted

The G-code file could not be deleted. Ensure that the SD card on the Pulser3 is formatted with FAT32. If necessary, replace the SD card.

 

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ALM<142>

The program could not be read

The G-code file could not be read. Ensure that the SD card is inserted into the Pulser3. Check that the SD card is formatted with FAT32. Verify that the subprogram to be called exists on the SD card. Ensure the subprogram is named OXXXX.cnc (XXXX: 0-9999). Replace the SD card.

 

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ALM<143>

The program could not be written

The G-code file could not be written. Check that the SD card on the Pulser3 is formatted as FAT32. Replace the SD card.

 

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ALM<150>

Tool offset values could not be read

The tool offset values stored in the internal memory could not be read properly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<151>

The tool offset values could not be written

The tool offset values saved in the internal memory could not be written correctly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<152>

The part zero offset values could not be read

The part offset values stored in the internal memory could not be read correctly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<153>

The part offset values could not be written

The part offset values stored in the internal memory could not be written properly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<154>

Holding user variables could not be read

The holding user variables saved in the internal memory could not be read correctly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<155>

Holding user variables could not be written

The holding user variables stored in internal memory could not be written properly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<156>

Stored general data could not be read

General values such as the last selected tool, the number of parts produced, and the selected measurement unit stored in internal memory could not be read properly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<157>

Stored general data could not be written

The stored general data, such as the last selected tool, the number of produced parts, and the selected unit of measurement, could not be written properly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<158>

Holding data of the internal PLC could not be read

The internal PLC permanent memory area stored in the internal memory could not be read properly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<159>

The internal PLC holding data could not be written

The internal PLC permanent memory area stored in the internal memory could not be written correctly. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

 

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ALM<170>

Network Initialization Error

TCP connection cannot be established or proper read/write operation cannot be performed. Please contact HSC Kontrol.

ALM<171>

Network Data Read Error

ALM<172>

Network Data Write Error

ALM<173>

Unknown Error in Network Read/Write

 

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ALM<190>

X Axis Servo Alarm

The servo driver of the specified axis is in an alarm state. Check the error code on the servo driver and refer to the documentation of the used servo model.

ALM<191>

Y Axis Servo Alarm

ALM<192>

Z Axis Servo Alarm

ALM<193>

4th Axis Servo Alarm

ALM<194>

5th Axis Servo Alarm

ALM<195>

6th Axis Servo Alarm

ALM<196>

7th Axis Servo Alarm

ALM<197>

8th Axis Servo Alarm

 

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ALM<200>

X axis is at the (+) direction limit switch

The specified axis has reached the positive (+) direction limit switch. Move the axis in the reverse direction. Check the limit switch and stopper. Ensure the switch connection is secure.

ALM<201>

Y axis is at the (+) direction limit switch

ALM<202>

Z axis is at the (+) direction limit switch

ALM<203>

4th axis is at the (+) direction limit switch

ALM<204>

5th axis is at the (+) direction limit switch

ALM<205>

6th axis is at the (+) direction limit switch

ALM<206>

7th axis is at the (+) direction limit switch

ALM<207>

8th axis is at the (+) direction limit switch

 

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ALM<210>

X axis is at the (-) direction limit switch

The specified axis has reached the negative (-) direction limit switch. Move the axis in the reverse direction. Check the limit switch and stopper. Ensure the switch connection is secure.

ALM<211>

Y axis is at the (-) direction limit switch

ALM<212>

Z axis is at the (-) direction limit switch

ALM<213>

4th axis is at the (-) direction limit switch

ALM<214>

5th axis is at the (-) direction limit switch

ALM<215>

6th axis is at the (-) direction limit switch

ALM<216>

7th axis is at the (-) direction limit switch

ALM<217>

8th axis is at the (-) direction limit switch

 

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ALM<220>

The position difference of X axis is too high

The difference between the commanded position and the feedback position of the specified axis is greater than the value specified in PRM120-PRM125. The servo system is unable to follow the command. Check the load on the servo.

 

A command is being sent above the maximum pulse output frequency of 100kHz for the PLSE model. Reduce the axis operating speed or adjust the axis measurement calibration values.

ALM<221>

The position difference of Y axis is too high

ALM<222>

The position difference of Z axis is too high

ALM<223>

The position difference of 4th axis is too high

ALM<224>

The position difference of 5th axis is too high

ALM<225>

The position difference of 6th axis is too high

ALM<226>

The position difference of 7th axis is too high

ALM<227>

The position difference of 8th axis is too high

 

 

 

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ALM<230>

X Axis has reached the positive (+) software limit

The specified axis has reached the positive (+) software limit. Move the axis in the opposite direction.

 

ALM<231>

Y Axis has reached the positive (+) software limit

ALM<232>

Z Axis has reached the positive (+) software limit

ALM<233>

4th Axis has reached the positive (+) software limit

ALM<234>

5th Axis has reached the positive (+) software limit

ALM<235>

6th Axis has reached the positive (+) software limit

ALM<236>

7th Axis has reached the positive (+) software limit

ALM<237>

8th Axis has reached the positive (+) software limit

 

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ALM<240>

X Axis has reached the negative (-) software limit

The specified axis has reached the negative (-) software limit. Move the axis in the opposite direction.

 

ALM<241>

Y Axis has reached the negative (-) software limit

ALM<242>

Z Axis has reached the negative (-) software limit

ALM<243>

4th Axis has reached the negative (-) software limit

ALM<244>

5th Axis has reached the negative (-) software limit

ALM<245>

6th Axis has reached the negative (-) software limit

ALM<246>

7th Axis has reached the negative (-) software limit

ALM<247>

8th Axis has reached the negative (-) software limit

 

Alarm No

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ALM<252>

Tool life counter has reached the target value

Reset the tool life counter.

 

Alarm No

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ALM<253>

Tip touch error

Check the consumables.

 

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ALM<256>

PLC Alarm 0

These alarms are defined by the machine manufacturer. Please contact the machine manufacturer.

ALM<257>

PLC Alarm 1

ALM<258>

PLC Alarm 2

ALM<259>

PLC Alarm 3

ALM<260>

PLC Alarm 4

ALM<261>

PLC Alarm 5

ALM<262>

PLC Alarm 6

ALM<263>

PLC Alarm 7

ALM<264>

PLC Alarm 8

ALM<265>

PLC Alarm 9

ALM<266>

PLC Alarm 10

ALM<267>

PLC Alarm 11

ALM<268>

PLC Alarm 12

ALM<269>

PLC Alarm 13

ALM<270>

PLC Alarm 14

ALM<271>

PLC Alarm 15

ALM<272>

PLC Alarm 16

ALM<273>

PLC Alarm 17

ALM<274>

PLC Alarm 18

ALM<275>

PLC Alarm 19

ALM<276>

PLC Alarm 20

ALM<277>

PLC Alarm 21

ALM<278>

PLC Alarm 22

ALM<279>

PLC Alarm 23

ALM<280>

PLC Alarm 24

ALM<281>

PLC Alarm 25

ALM<282>

PLC Alarm 26

ALM<283>

PLC Alarm 27

ALM<284>

PLC Alarm 28

ALM<285>

PLC Alarm 29

ALM<286>

PLC Alarm 30

ALM<287>

PLC Alarm 31

 

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ALM<288>

Macro Alarm 0

These alarms are defined by the machine manufacturer. Contact the machine manufacturer.

 

ALM<289>

Macro Alarm 1

ALM<290>

Macro Alarm 2

ALM<291>

Macro Alarm 3

ALM<292>

Macro Alarm 4

ALM<293>

Macro Alarm 5

ALM<294>

Macro Alarm 6

ALM<295>

Macro Alarm 7

ALM<296>

Macro Alarm 8

ALM<297>

Macro Alarm 9

ALM<298>

Macro Alarm 10

ALM<299>

Macro Alarm 11

ALM<300>

Macro Alarm 12

ALM<301>

Macro Alarm 13

ALM<302>

Macro Alarm 14

ALM<303>

Macro Alarm 15