Storage of parameters to flash failed, Storage of splines to flash failed, Synchronized axis was incorrectly dropped – Delta RMC101 User Manual
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Parameter Errors 7.4
Support and Troubleshooting
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7.4.62 Step Number in Teach (t) or Function (,) Command Out
of Range
The Command Value of the Teach (t) and Function (,) commands refer to the step number.
Therefore, these values must be between 0 and 255, since there are only 256 steps in the RMC.
A value above 255 was issued in either one of these commands.
7.4.63 Steps per Rev and Position Units per Rev must not be
zero
This error is generated when a Set Parameters (P) command is issued when either the
STEPS/REV or POS UNITS/REV parameter is zero. These values are invalid. For a complete
discussion on how to set these values correctly see Stepper Scaling.
Enter a valid value for this parameter and re-issue the Set Parameters (P) command.
7.4.64 Storage of parameters to Flash failed
This error is generated when an Update Flash (U) command is issued but there is a failure to get
the data written to the Flash. You can first try to re-issue the Update Flash (U) command in order
to get your machine working, but you should also contact Delta Computer Systems, Inc. to
discuss the failure. It may or may not be covered in the warranty.
7.4.65 Storage of splines to Flash failed
This error is generated when splines were being saved to the Flash as requested through
RMCWin curve tool, but there is a failure in writing to the Flash. You can first try re-saving the
splines to the Flash in order to get your machine working, but you should also contact Delta
Computer Systems, Inc. to discuss the failure. It may or may not be covered in the warranty.
7.4.66 Superimposed and gear mode bits required by Master
Relative Sine Move command.
The Master Relative Sine Move command requires that both the Superimposed and Gear Mode
bits are set. This is required because, otherwise this command is useless.
7.4.67 Synchronized axis was incorrectly dropped
This error indicates that an axis that was currently synchronized did not have its synchronization
bits set when a new synchronization command was given. This results in all axes being halted
because this situation is ambiguous as to whether the user intentionally unsynchronized the axis,