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Rockwell Automation 8520 9/Series CNC Lathe User Manual

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Error and System Messages

Appendix B

B-20

Message

Description

INVALID CHECKSUM DETECTED

This error is common for several different situations. Most typically it results when writing or

restoring invalid data to flash memory. For example if axis calibration data is being restored to

flash and there was an error or invalid memory reference in the axis calibration data file.

Typically this indicates a corrupt or invalid file.

INVALID CNC FILENAME

An error occurred in G05 DH+ communications block.

INVALID CODE PROGRAMMED FOR 7300

An invalid G or M code was programmed during 7300 tape compatibility mode.

INVALID COMMUNICATIONS PARAMETER

Parameters in G05 and/or G10.2 communication blocks are incorrect.

INVALID CONTROL FOR DUAL PROCESS SYS

The system executive downloaded to the control does not match the hardware configuration

established by your option chip.

INVALID CUTTER COMPENSATION NUMBER

A compensation number (or TTRC number) out of the range of allowable compensation

numbers (either too large or too small) was programmed.

INVALID CYCLE PROFILE

The path defining the cycle profile is not valid. This is typically caused by the cutter radius being

set to the wrong sign, being set too large, or the values for U, W, I, K, and the cutter radius

combined are not valid for the profile to be cut.

INVALID DATA AFTER A MACRO COMMAND

Typically caused by a non-paramacro command following a paramacro command. Macro and

non-macro commands cannot exist in the same block.

INVALID DATA BEFORE A MACRO COMMAND

Typically caused by a non-paramacro command preceding a paramacro command. Macro and

non-macro commands cannot exist in the same block.

INVALID DATA FORMAT MUST BE MM/DD/YY

An invalid date format was entered. The format must be Month / Day / Year (MM/DD/YY).

INVALID DEPTH PROBE CONTROLLING AXIS

The axis name which is AMPed as the controlling axis for the depth axis is not an axis that has

been configured on the system or the adaptive depth controlling axis is configured as the same

axis defined to have depth probe feedback. Refer to your AMP reference manual for details on

axis configuration.

INVALID DESKEW MASTER

The AMPed name specifying the master deskew servo is not one of the AMPed axes.

INVALID DESKEW SLAVE

The AMPed name specifying the master deskew servo is not one of the AMPed axes, or it has

already selected as a master axis.

INVALID DH COMMAND TYPE

An error occurred in G05 DH+ communications block.

INVALID (DO) COMMAND NUMBER

The specified loop number in a paramacro DO command is out of the legal range, or not found.

DO commands must be followed by a 1, 2, or 3.

INVALID (END) COMMAND NUMBER

A paramacro END command has been encountered without a matching DO or WHILE, or

outside the valid range. END commands must be followed by a 1, 2, or 3, as programmed with

the corresponding DO command.

INVALID ENDPOINT IN G27 BLOCK

The position programmed in the G27 block is not the home position. The end-point of a G27

block must be the machine home position.

INVALID EXPECTED LIFE

The data just entered for the expected life of the cutting tool for tool management is invalid.

INVALID EXPECTED TOOL LIFE

The current program is attempting to enter an invalid value for the tool management expected

life of a tool. Tool life is programmed in a G10 block with an L-word.

INVALID FB COUNTS

At power up the control checks the AMP configured position and velocity feedback counts per

revolution. If either of these parameters are invalid (for this hardware type) this error appears

and the control is held in E--Stop.

INVALID FDBK/MTR TYPE COMBO

When changing between an executive from system 9.xx to 10.xx some major changes occurred

to how a servo is configurated in AMP. When copying this AMP project from 9.xx to 10.xx you

must open and reconfigure some of the AMP servo group parameters before saving and

downloading to the control.

INVALID FILE TYPE

An error has occurred in a file that has been sent from the ODS workstation to the control.

Typically it is the result of ODS sending the wrong file type to the control (for example, an AMP

file is sent when a PAL download is taking place, etc.). Attempt to download the file again,

making sure that the correct file type is selected when downloaded.