Rockwell Automation 2706-MB1 MESSAGEVIEW 421 SOFTWARE MANUAL - Manual (Page 288)

Validation Error Messages D–6
Publication 2706-817
Message What to do Meaning
Invalid Tag - Day Write Tag [name] must be of
type Unsigned Integer.
The assigned tag is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Application/Special
Messages/Write Tags dialog to select an
appropriate tag.
Invalid Tag - Function Key F[number]
Handshake Tag [name] must be of type Bit.
The assigned tag is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Function Keys dialog to
select or add an appropriate tag.
Invalid Tag - Function Key F[number]
Handshake Tag [name] not defined.
Tag is undefined in the project database. Use the tag editor to define the tag.
Invalid Tag - Function Key F[number] Write
Tag [name] must be of type Bit.
The assigned tag is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Function Keys dialog to
select or add an appropriate tag.
Invalid Tag - Function Key F[number] Write
Tag [name] not defined.
Tag is undefined in the project database.
Use the tag editor to define the tag, or use the
Function Keys dialog to select or add an
appropriate tag.
Invalid Tag - HE100% Full Tag [name] must
be of type Bit.
The assigned tag is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Terminal Setup Status
Tags dialog to select an appropriate tag.
Invalid Tag - HE80% Full Tag [name] must be
of type Bit.
The assigned tag is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Terminal Setup Status
Tags dialog to select an appropriate tag.
Invalid Tag - HE95% Full Tag [name] must be
of type Bit.
The assigned tag is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Terminal Setup Status
Tags dialog to select an appropriate tag.
Invalid Tag - Hour Read Tag [name] must be
of type Unsigned Integer.
The assigned tag is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Application/Special
Messages/Read Tags dialog to select an
appropriate tag.
Invalid Tag - Hour Write Tag [name] must be
of type Unsigned Integer.
The assigned tag is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Application/Special
Messages/Write Tags dialog to select an
appropriate tag.
Invalid Tag - LED #[number] Tag [name] must
be of type Bit.
The assigned tag is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Application/LED Indicators
dialog to select an appropriate tag.
Invalid Tag - LED #[number] Tag [name] must
be of type Output or BTW.
The tag is controlled by the PLC and is read
by the Terminal. The tag must be in the
Output image or be in a BTW (Block Transfer
Write). Use the tag editor to change the tag address
or the Terminal Setup/Block Transfer dialog to
put the tag into a Block Transfer that has its
mode assigned as W.
Invalid Tag - LED #[number] Tag [name]
overlaps Discrete I/O Rack Control/Status
byte. The tag is assigned the same address as the
Block Transfer Control/Status Byte (the lowest
byte in the discrete I/O rack).
Use the tag editor to enter a different address
for the tag or use the Terminal Setup/Comms.
Setup/Block Transfer dialog to disable block
transfers if they are not being used.
Invalid Tag - LED #[number] Tag [name] Tag is undefined in the project database. Use the tag editor to define the tag.
Invalid Tag - LED #[number] Tag [name] isn’t
a valid address in the terminal’s assigned
Discrete Rack or Block Transfer channels. The tag address is not in the discrete I/O
image of the rack or in the block transfer(s)
configured for the Terminal.
Use the tag editor to change the tag address
or the Terminal Setup/Comms. Setup/Block
Transfer dialog to put the tag into a Block
Transfer.
Invalid Tag - Message Return Number Tag
[name] must be of type Unsigned Integer. The Message Return Number tag in Terminal
Setup/Control Tags is the wrong data type.
Use the tag editor to change the data type of
the tag, or use the Terminal Setup Status
Tags dialog to select an appropriate tag.