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CTI 2572 Installation and Operation Guide
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HEX DEC DESCRIPTION SOLUTION
238D 9101 # OF CONNECTIONS OUT OF RANGE
The number of concurrent TCP server
connections you specified in Offset 11 of the
command block exceeded the maximum
allowable value.
Correct the command block and re-execute
the command.
238F 9103 INVALID WORD COUNT - CAMP READ
The 2572 received a CAMP Read message
which contained an invalid word count.
This error is for information only.
No action is required at the 2572/PLC.
The 2572 will send an error message to the
remote device, which is responsible for error
recovery and corrective action.
2390 9104 INVALID ADDRESS CLASS - CAMP
The 2572 received a CAMP message which
contained an unsupported address class
This error is for information only.
See error 2390 above.
2391 9105 REQUEST TOO LARGE -CAMP
The 2572 received a CAMP message which
requested more data than the CAMP protocol
can transport in one message.
This error is for information only.
See error 2390 above.
2397 9111 UNKNOWN COMMAND
The protocol manager received a command
number which is not valid.
Ensure that Offset 1 in the Command block
contains a valid Command Code.
Check that the Command Slot points to the
correct V memory Address for the Command
Block.
Make sure that you have started the correct
protocol manager and that you are using the
correct connection number.
2398 9112 COULD NOT OPEN PORT
The protocol manager could not open the
2572 serial port.
This error applies if you are starting up a copy
of the server on the serial port using a Create
Connection command.
This usually is the result of a hardware error,
which may be transient. Retry the command.
If the error persists, reset the module. If the
error re-occurs after reset, replace the
module.
2399 9113 ERROR READING PORT
The module detected an error during a read
on a 2572 serial port.
See the previous solution.
239A 9114 ERROR WRITING PORT
The module detected an error during a write
on a 2572 serial port.
See the previous solution.