Error, fault and alarm codes of products - what each code means, its causes and what to do - read from the manufacturers’ manuals, with the manual page each answer comes from.
Macro command error occurs when the macro command itself contains an incorrect instruction or syntax. The manual's first action is: “Check the macro and modify the program.”
Macro Cmd operand not exist means the required operand for a macro command is missing or invalid. The manual's first action is: “Check the macro and modify the program.”
Macro command too long means the macro command exceeds allowable length limits. The manual's first action is: “2. Check the macro and modify the program.”
Macro divide by zero error occurs when a macro attempts to divide by zero during execution. The manual's first action is: “2. Check the macro and modify the program.”
Macro bit setting error happens when the bit settings used in a macro are incorrectly configured. The manual's first action is: “2. Check the macro and modify the program.”
Macro line No. error occurs when the GO TO command references a non-existent line number in the macro program. The manual's first action is: “2. Modify the program.”
Macro not found means the macro command referenced does not exist in the system. The manual's first action is: “2. Check the macro and modify the program.”
Macro variable type error means a macro variable has been assigned an incorrect data type in the program. The manual's first action is: “2. Check the macro and modify the program.”
G54 extension code err occurs when the specified range for extended workpiece coordinates is invalid or incorrect. The manual's first action is: “2. Check the G code specified range.”
Homing Err in Cyc machining means homing commands like G28/G29/G30 are executed during cyclic machining, which is not allowed. The manual's first action is: “2. Check the G code and modify the program.”
Homing midpoint Err occurs during homing through an intermediate point, indicating a system error at that step. The manual's first action is: “2. Check the G code and modify the program.”
Arc magnification ratio error happens when the arc magnification ratio value used in the program is incorrect. The manual's first action is: “2. Check the G code and modify the program.”
WP coord offset error means there is a calculation error in determining the workpiece coordinate offset. The manual's first action is: “2. Restart the CNC controller or send it back for servicing.”
Dwell time cmd syntax error occurs when the dwell time command's syntax is improperly formatted. The manual's first action is: “2. Check the G code and modify the program.”
Cycle EXEC, no homing means a G code was executed without first performing homing for all axes. The manual's first action is: “2. Execute homing for each axis first.”