Error Codes
| Code Number | Code Description | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | External Power error | Ensure that 24VDC power is supplied to the module. See section 3.2 of the User Manual for wiring. |
| 11# | ADC error | 9.2.3, No change in A/D conversion value. Please refer to action. |
| 12# | Wiring error | Check the connection between the load cell and the module. |
| 13# | Initial Zero setting error |
If the channel is operating after the first power is supplied (PLC power OFFèON) in No use state of the zero point backup setting, check current Pan's weight are same or less than [Max. Weight Value set at calibration x Near Zero set (%)]. Reduce the weight of the weighing pan to a weight less than [Max. Weight Value x Near Zero setting range (%)] set at the time of calibration, or set the approximate zero setting range value to a value larger than the current value. |
| 20# | Calibration Zero setting error | Reduce the actual load weight corresponding to the zero point. For equivalent circuit calibration, enter a non-zero load cell sensitivity value. |
| 21# | Calibration Span setting error |
Set the span setting value in the range of 10% to 100% of the maximum weight setting value. When performing the equivalent circuit calibration, input a value other than 0 for the maximum weight input value. |
| 22# | Error Exceeding Calibration Resolution | Reset the maximum weight, scale, and decimal point so that the resolution is below 40000 (6.1.1 Notes on calibration function (3)). |
| 23# | Calibration Internal Resolution error | Place a load that is larger than the actual load weight that corresponds to the standard weight (span) on the pan. |
| 24# | Calibration Request Flag setting error |
An error will occur if the 1-point calibration request flag and the 2-point calibration request flag are ON at the same time. When performing 1-point calibration operation, change the 1-point calibration request flag to ON when the channel is operating. |
| 30# | Zero setting error | An error occurs when the current weight value is out of the range of the maximum weight value x Near zero value (%) set during calibration (refer to 6.1.4). Set the zero point below the range or adjust the approximate zero value to a value larger than the current value. |
| 31# | Tare setting error | An error occurs when the gross weight is greater than the maximum weight value when tare is set. Perform the tare setting within the range where the gross weight is smaller than the maximum weight. |
| 32# | Maximum Weight Over error | An error occurs when the gross weight value is the maximum weight value set at calibration + 9. If you want to reduce the weight on the weighing pan or apply the current weight to the system, set the maximum weight value again and perform the calibration again. However, the maximum weight value is set within the load cell rated capacity range. |
| 40# | Approximate Zero Setting error | Set the Near Zero setting range to a value between 1 and 99. |
| 41# | Stable Status Range setting error | Set the Stable Status Range setting value in the range of 0 to 999. |
| 42# | Stable Status Time setting error | Set the Stable Status Time setting value in the range of 0 to 99. |
| 43# | Zero Tracking Range setting error | Set the Zero Tracking Range setting value in the range of 0 to 99. |
| 44# | Zero Tracking Time setting error | Set the Zero Tracking Time setting value in the range of 0 to 99. |
| 45# | Moving Avr. setting error | Set the Moving Avr. value in the range of 1 to 999. |
| 46# | Count/Moving Avr. setting error | Set the Counting/Moving Avr value in the range of 1 to 999. |
| 47# | Time/Moving Avr. setting error | Set the Time/Moving Avr value in the range of 1 to 99. |
| 48# | GW Alarm setting error | Set GW (gross weight) alarm as GW HH > GW H > GW L > GW LL. |
| 49# | Step 1, Step 2, fall setting error | Set Free fall setting GW ≤ Step2 GW ≤ Step1 GW. |
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