Kollmorgen BDS5, Инструкция по установке и настройке

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BDS5
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C.4.3 Invalid Instructions or Entries
ERROR 79 "BAD FORMAT" SEVERITY 2
You entered a format that the BDS5 does not recognize. For example, you may have entered:
INPUT "INPUT X1" X1[.3]
In this case, the decimal point (following the "[") is incorrect. Pay careful attention to the rules for formats. This
error breaks program execution if the instruction is issued from the user program.
ERROR 80 "INVALID INSTRUCTION" SEVERITY 2
You attempted to execute an instruction or change a variable that the BDS5 does not recognize. This error breaks
program execution if the instruction is issued from the user program.
ERROR 81 "NOT PROGRAMMABLE" SEVERITY 2
You attempted to change a variable that is not programmable. This error will break program execution if the
instruction is issued from the user program.
ERROR 82 "BAD NUMBER ENTRIES" SEVERITY 2
The instruction that is executing has too many or too few parameters. Look up the instruction in Appendix B to
determine the correct number of entries. This error breaks program execution if the instruction is issued from the
user program.
ERROR 83 "BAD OR OUT OF RANGE" SEVERITY 2
You entered a parameter to an instruction that was too large or too small. Check Appendix C for limits on variables.
This error can also occur when a parameter is in the wrong format, such as a character string where a number is
expected. This error breaks program execution if the instruction is issued from the user program.
ERROR 84 "OUT OF BOUNDS" SEVERITY 2
The variable listed is out of bounds. If the variable is protected (that is, set by the factory as defined in Appendix C),
contact the factory. If the variable is not protected, set it within its bounds. This error breaks execution.
ERROR 85 "BAD INDIRECTION" SEVERITY 2
You attempted an indirect reference to a user variable that does not exist. For example:
X1 10000
P X(X1)
X(X1) refers to user variable X10000, which does not exist. The "P X(X1)" will generate this error. This error
breaks program execution if the instruction is issued from the user program.