When an error message is displayed (Error code list)
Maintenance/Troubleshooting
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3206 PBR corresponding instruction PBC
cannot be found. Add instruction
PBC.
A PBC instruction corresponding to a PBR
instruction cannot be found.When setting PBC
instruction, set one PBR instruction whose oper-
and S1 is set to the higher hierarchical level
(than that of the PBC instruction).
3207
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Instruction cannot be used at the
end of the rung. Add other instruc-
tions.
(
∗∗∗
indicates an instruction name.)
Input instructions cannot be set at the end of a
rung. Add an advanced instruction or a coil at
the end of the rung.
3208
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There are instructions after this
one. Remove the other instructions.
(
∗∗∗
indicates an instruction name.)
There is an instruction or instructions after an
instruction which can only be set at the end of a
rung. Remove the instruction or instructions
after this instruction.
3300
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Label specified in the JMP
instruction does not exist. Check the
label.(
∗∗∗
indicates an instruction
name.)
The label name specified in the JMP instruction
does not exist. Add the label specified in the
JMP instruction or use a valid label name.
3301
∗∗∗
Label specified in the JMP
instruction resides in other logic.
Select label from the same logic.
(
∗∗∗
indicates an instruction name.)
The label name specified in the JMP instruction
is used on another logic screen. The JMP
instruction can only be used on a single logic
screen. Change the label name or remove the
JMP instruction.
3302
∗∗∗
Subroutine defined in the JSR
instruction does not exist. Check the
subroutine.(
∗∗∗
indicates a subrou-
tine name.)
The subroutine specified in the JSR instruction
does not exist. Change the setting of the JSR
instruction or create a new subroutine.
3400 Undefined operand is being used.
There is an undefined operand in the instruction.
Define the operand.
3401
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Operand is undefined. Define the
operand.(
∗∗∗
indicates an operand
name.)
There is an undefined operand in the instruction.
Define the operand.
3402 Specify an integer variable or con-
stant for array elements.
To use a variable specified as an array, specify
elements in an integer constant or set the type of
the integer variable to non-array. The type of the
integer variable must be set to non-array and an
internal variable must be used.
3403 Use an integer variable or constant
when referencing elements.
The element to be specified (bit, byte or word)
must be an integer constant or an integer type
non-array variable.
The attribute of the integer type non-array vari-
able must be internal.
3404
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Variable is used in multiple PID
instructions.
(
∗∗∗
indicates an instruction name.)
One PID variable is used in multiple PID
instructions. One PID variable must be used in a
single PID instruction. Remove the excessive
PID instructions or add PID variables.
3405
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Operand data type does not
match instruction. Set up an operand
with the correct data type.
(
∗∗∗
indicates an operand name.)
The data type of operand S1, S2, S3, D1, or HP
is incorrect. Available data types have been
defined to individual operands, and the specified
type is not available for the operand.
Continued
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