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.
A memory write-in error occurs when there's a failure to write or initialize memory. The manual's first action is: “Restart the CNC controller or send it back for servicing.”
A memory clear error happens when the system fails to clear memory. The manual's first action is: “Restart the CNC controller or send it back for servicing.”
A PAR initialization error occurs when parameter initialization fails. The manual's first action is: “Re-initialize the parameters.”
A compen. PAR write-in error happens when compensation parameters fail to be written into memory. The manual's first action is: “Reload the compensation parameters.”
A compen. PAR clear error occurs when the system fails to clear compensation parameters from memory. The manual's first action is: “Reload the compensation parameters.”
A compensation PAR error happens when compensation parameters fail to write into memory. The manual's first action is: “Reload the compensation parameters.”
An NC parameter error occurs when NC parameters are not set or initialized. The manual's first action is: “Re-initialize the parameters.”
A remote I/O channel error happens when the system fails to access the remote I/O. The manual's first action is: “Restart the CNC controller or send it back for servicing.”
A host I/O channel error occurs when the system fails to access the host I/O. The manual's first action is: “Restart the CNC controller or send it back for servicing.”
A SRAM error happens when there's a write-in failure in the SRAM. The manual's first action is: “Send the CNC controller back for servicing.”
An MLC flash memory error occurs when the MLC codes fail to write to flash memory. The manual's first action is: “Restart the CNC controller or send it back for servicing.”
An MLC code clear error happens when the system fails to clear the MLC codes. The manual's first action is: “Send the CNC controller back for servicing.”
An output port does not exist error occurs due to incorrect axis parameter settings. The manual's first action is: “Check the axis parameter setting.”
A buffer memory error happens when there's an issue with the NC memory buffer or it is not ready. The manual's first action is: “Restart the CNC controller or send it back for servicing.”
An NC not ready error occurs because the NC system has not fully started up. The manual's first action is: “Restart the CNC controller or send it back for servicing.”