When an error message is displayed (Error code list)
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3406
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Cannot use a constant in the
operand. Specify different data.
(
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indicates an operand name.)
You cannot set a constant in operand D1. Specify
data other than a constant type.
3407
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Cannot specify inputs in the
operand. Specify different data.
(
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indicates an operand name.)
You cannot set a variable type defined as an
input in operand D1. Cancel the definition of
input or input another variable type.
3408
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The data type or attribute of the
operand does not match other oper-
ands. Change the data type or
attribute.
(
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indicates an operand name.)
There is an operand of a different type in oper-
and S1, S2, S3, or D1 (When array is set for the
variable method, the number of elements is also
included.). Change the type so that all operands
have the same type.
3409
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Operand constant exceeds oper-
and
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bit size. Define a constant
that fits in the bit size.
(
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indicates an operand name.)
The constant value of the operand exceeds the
bit size range of the variable specified in the
operand. Set the constant value within the range
of the bit size.
3410 Operand S1 is not an integer. Define
an integer value.
Only integer constants can be specified for oper-
and S1. Specify an integer constant if any other
has been specified.
3411
Operand S1 is out of range. Value
must be 0 to 7.
The data type of operand D1 is incorrect. The
available type for S1 is a bit data type. Specify a
bit data type for operand D1.
3412 Operand D1 data type is incorrect.
Use the bit data type.
The data type of operand D1 is incorrect. The
available type for D1 is a bit data type. Specify a
bit data type for operand D1.
3413 Operand D1 cannot map external
inputs. Change the attribute or oper-
and.
You cannot map a variable set up with the exter-
nal input attribute to operand D1. Change the
input attribute or set a different variable for the
operand.
3414 The data type for operands is incon-
sistent. Use the same data type.
The data types set for the operands are not con-
sistent. Use the same data type for all operands.
3415
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Operand value exceeds operand
D1 bit size. Define a constant value
that fits in the bit size.
(
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indicates an operand name.)
The integer constant value for operand S1 or S2
exceeds the range of the allowable input bit size
of the variable type for operand D1. Set the inte-
ger constant value for operand S1 or S2 within
the range of the allowable input bit size for oper-
and D1.
3416 Array size between operands is dif-
ferent. Check array sizes.
When operands S1, S2, and D1 are integer
arrays, the numbers of array elements differ
between the operands. Set all of these operands
to have the same number of array elements. If
only operand S2 is an integer, however, there is
no problem when operands S1 and D1 have a
different number of array elements.
3417 Operand S1 and operand D1 data
types do not match. Data types must
be the same.
The variable types of operands S1 and D1 are
different. Change one of the types so that the
operands have the same variable type.
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