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8DIO FLD EC DC 24V 2.0A
Table 93: Structure of the AoE Data Area (AoE Write Response in Case of Success)
Offset Parametername Type Value Description
0 Result Unsigned32 0 (corre-
sponds to
ERR_NO-
ERRO R) Contains the error number.
AoE Write Response: Structure of the AoE Data Area (In Case of Error: ADS Return
Code Does Not Equal 0)
If the Result parameter (offset 0) in the AoE data area of the response packet has a
value not equal to 0 (ERR_NOERROR), then the ISDU write request could not be exe-
cuted. The addressed object of the IO-Link device remains unchanged. The
Result pa-
rameter contains the error number.
The response has the following structure:
Table 94: Structure of the AoE Data Area (AoE Write Response in Case of Error)
Offset Parametername Type Value Description
0 Result Unsigned32 Value not
equal to 0 Contains the error number.
14.1.6 Error Handling
In the event of an error, the 32 bit value “ADS Return Code” contains information on the
error and cause according to the following tables:
Table 95: Coding of the ADS Return Code
Offset Parameters Contents Data Type
0 ADS Return Code ADS return code. These error codes come from ADS. Unsigned16
2 Error Code IO-Link error codes Unsigned8
3 Additional Code Additional IO-Link error codes (Additional Code) Unsigned8
In most cases, the error “ADS device error” (numeric value 0x0700) is returned at offset
0.
Error Code and Additional Code: Application-Specific Errors
The following table explains the possible combinations of error codes and additional
codes for application-specific errors:
Table 96: Application-Specific Errors
Error
Code Addi-
tional
Code Event Error Name
Description
0x80 0x00 Error in the device
application – no de-
tails APP_DEV
This error type is used if the device application refused to execute
the requested service and no detailed information about the event
is available.
0x80 0x11 Index not available IDX_NOTAVAIL
This error type is used whenever an attempt is made to read from
or write to a non-existent index.
0x80 0x12 Subindex not avail-
able SUBIDX_NOTAVAIL
This error type is used whenever an attempt is made to read from
or write to a non-existent subindex.