System Messages - Alphabetical List *Invalid hardware configuration* (-533) Explanation: An attempt has been made to access an I/O device in a manner inconsistent with its current configuration. Either the I/O device is not present in the system, or it is configured for some other use. For example, if a serial communication line is configured as a network port, it cannot be accessed as a user serial line. User action: Make sure the correct device is being accessed. Power down the controller and try starting it again. Make sure the boot disk you are using is valid for your controller. Use the CONFIG_C utility program to make sure the serial I/O configuration is correct.
If the problem persists, contact Omron Adept Application Engineering for assistance. If the error resulted from a disk I/O operation, it indicates that the disk controller hardware is not configured correctly. Omron Adept Customer Service should be contacted in that case. *Invalid in read-only mode* (-352) Explanation: An editor function was attempted that cannot be performed while accessing a program in read-only mode. User action: Change to editing the program in read-write mode, or use a different editor command. *Invalid network address* (-561) Explanation:
This error occurs when a file server has not correctly exported the path being accessed or when an IP network address specified is not of class A, B, or C. User action: Check the IP addresses used to refer to network nodes. *Invalid network protocol* (-541) Explanation: A message has been received and rejected by a remote node because it does not follow the expected protocol. If the KERMIT device was being accessed, this error indicates that the remote server reported an error or sent a message not understood by the eV+ Kermit driver. User action: Verify that the network software version on the remote node is compatible with the network software on the local node.
DISABLE and ENABLE the affected network nodes and retry the operation. If this error occurs repeatedly, contact Omron Adept Application Engineering for assistance. (For more information about Kermit, see Kermit Communication Protocol.) *Invalid network resource* (-560) Explanation: This error occurs when referring to a node that has not been defined. User action: Check the node definitions. eV+Language Reference Guide, v2.x, 18319-000 Rev A Page 620