4/29/2014 3:26 PM | |
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Hello. Where did you see this error number (18193)? Please explain with more details.
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4/29/2014 3:55 PM | |
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Hello, in the CFC editor: Menu CPU > Module Information > TAB Exceptions I have added the information as a PDF file (TXT files can not be uploaded...) Best regards, Robert Attachment140422RM_STAND006_CPU2Exceptions.pdf (272 Downloads) |
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4/29/2014 6:23 PM | |
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Pay attention to the function block CRV, configured in T2: N6_DX_CO_INP_BC.MGALD0
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4/30/2014 11:06 AM | |
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Hello Robert, there is no obvious cause visible. The crash came, because a value or command was not stored correct in the memory (view http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_structure_alignment). I have no idea why this happened.Maybe it's a one time fault, so you may exchange the CPU. But if this happens again, you should exchange the CPU. |
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4/30/2014 1:49 PM | |
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I don't think this has anything to do with that software part. The concerning software isn't changed the last few years.
I also thought this is memory related (or other hardware of the CPU551 board). To rule out the possible hardware cause, we exchanged the board when possible (maintenance stop). Thanks for your responses Robert |
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