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Electronics for Closed Loop Control
Series PID00A-40X Operation Manual
PID00A_10 5715-616 UK.indd CM 14.11.14
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Hydraulics Group
5.7. Error messages
Malfunctions when using the ProPxD software pro-
gram will be indicated via appropriate failure mes-
sages.
Failure message Description/corrective action
The Com Port is not available! Terminate the other program, or quit the message and select
another RS-232 port via the menu
“Options > Port” . Afterwards
reconnect the null modem cable.
Unable to open COM port Com port is not available. Quit the message and select another
RS-232 port via the menu
“Options > Port” . Afterwards recon-
nect the null modem cable.
There is no module connected or
the communication is disturbed! No data exchange possible. Either the electronics has been re-
moved, the port is mismatched, or the connection will be disturbed
by strong electrical fields. Check if the Com port is set for
“9600,
8, 1. none, none” via the menu “Options > Port” .
Wrong password! Retype the password, notice the exact spelling
(case sensitivity).
Wrong input! An invalid character or a value outside the permitted range has
been used at parameter entry.
Keep the entered parameters? During parameter loading from the electronics module memory
the preset parameters from the left hand screen display may be
rejected or maintained.
The chosen module isn´t the same
as the connected hardware! In principle, parameters dedicated to a type which deviates from
the connected electronics module may be edited. However, for
data transmitting the correct module has to be connected. If
parameters will be loaded from a module which deviates from
the selected one, the parameters from the left hand side screen
display of the program will be overwritten.
File name.pxd already exists. Do
you want to replace the file? The file name already exists within the indicated directory. Select
another name, another directory or overwrite the existing file
with
“OK” .
Failure messages and corrective actions