4/11/2012 1:20 PM | |
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Hello automation_1
this indicates to me that you are using "Report System Error" (RSE) and I wonder if perhaps certain events are "ticked" toput the CPU into Stop. To find out please do the following: 1.) Double click on any of the RSE associated blocks (e.g. FB49 "SFM_FB", DB49 "SFM_DB" etc.) to open the RSE popup (alternatively, open HWconfig, select the CPU and then start RSE via the Options menu). 2.) Go to the "CPU in Stop" tab ands see if any of the "Error Classes" are ticked to cause a CPU Stop. 3.) If so, untick them, generate RSE again and download its blocks to the CPU (the inbuilt Step 7 help as well as the Step 7 manual have a full chapter on this, pelase see it as a reference if unfamiliar with RSE). If the above is not the case, you may perhaps havecalls to SFC46 (STP) in your error OB's to deliberatly cause a CPU Stop whencertain errors occur. I hope this helps and please let us know what you find. |
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4/13/2012 2:41 AM | |
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Well, what can I say dear automation_1, now is probably a good time to download them(your chances tohave your program execute the way you intended are generally greatly increased by downloading any offline changes to the CPU ). |
Last edited by: fritz at: 4/13/2012 6:44 AMfixed typos Cheers |
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6/13/2019 4:33 PM | |
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Check the time clock access |
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