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Chapter 5, Ccb bit/word map – Rockwell Automation 1771-SPI,D17716.5.122 SPI PROTOCOL INTERFACE User Manual

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Locate the circled number

in the CCB bit/word map

Interpreting Diagnostic Information

In LEDs and Error Codes

Chapter 5

5-7

5000 Series Error Codes for the CCB (Returned in CCS)

When you attempt to download each CCB to the SPI module to configure
the module for each device on the SPI network, the module returns CCS
with an error code each time it detects a data entry error.

We list 5000 series error codes (Table 5.C) and the corresponding CCB
bit/word map to show the data fields where your entered data was detected
as invalid. Locate the circled number in the CCB bit/word map
corresponding to the 5000 series error code.

Table 5.C

5000 Series Error Codes for Custom Configuration CCB (Returned in CCS)

Error Code

Your entry in the CCB was invalid because you entered:

In This Entry Field:

in CCB at

5000

an AĆF hex character, but the format (MCC word 1, bit 8) specified decimal

Words 2Ć4

5001

a number of command and status words greater than 60, in words 2 thru 4

5002

an ID that is not stored in custom configuration

Device ID

5003

an ID that matches an ID stored in custom configuration

(can have only one of a kind at a time)

5004

you exceeded the SPI module's storage limit for custom configuration

n/a

n/a

5005

too many bitĆcommand words, numeric presets, and/or ASCII strings,

the total of which exceeded the maximum for one CCB page

Words 2Ć4, and

Starting at Word 5

5006

a device ID less than 32 for the data format selected in MCC word 1, bit 8

Device ID

CCB Bit/Word Map

Word

15

14

13

12

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

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2

1

0

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0

CA

DC

Device ID

2

Number of numeric presets

Number of bitĆcommand words

3

Number of bitĆstatus words

Number of ASCII strings

4

Number of ASCII status strings

Number of numeric status words

starting at

5

CMD1 Code (such as 20)

CMD2 Code (such as 49)

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5

SPI codes CDM1 and CDM2 define the specific bitĆcommand word that your program will load into word 5 of the CDB.

If you have more codes of this type, load them in the next consecutive words. Leave no blank words.

The number of bitĆcommand words that you entered in word 2 bits 0Ć7 must be identical to the number of:

# code words (such as word 5 of this block)

# bitĆcommand words that your program will load into the CDB starting with word 5.