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14.3 Listing of Global Messages
Error
Code
Message Description
Canceling and Re-
pairing Method
135
3059
3060
3061
3062
3063
3064
BAD MACRO STATE-
MENT
If the macro expression is syntactically
incorrect.
The message is can-
celed by RESET
key.
3065
TOO LONG BLOCK If the programmed block does not have
enough room in the buffer.
The message is can-
celed by RESET
key.
3066
NO INTERSECTION
POINT
If there is no intersection point (eg., in
case of parallel straights lines, concentric
circles etc.), when executing intersection
point calculation.
The message is can-
celed by RESET
key.
3067
FAULTY ,A IN G16 If there is no end position in case of refer-
ring to address ,A when specifying polar
coordinate data.
The message is can-
celed by RESET
key.
3068
FAULTY READ If a false sector is read from memory dur-
ing program execution.
The message is can-
celed by RESET
key.
3069
LEVEL EXCESS This message is displayed in case
the permissible depth of subprogram is
over 8 or
that of the macro is over 4.
The message is can-
celed by RESET
key.
3070
NOT EXISTING BLOCK
NO. P, Q
If reference is made to a block number not
specified in instruction M99 P, GOTO or
in G70, G71, G72, G73 turning cycles.
The message is can-
celed by RESET
key.
3071
MISSING OR FAULTY P If, in case of subprogram call (M98 P) or
macro call (G65 or G66 or G66.1 P),
address P is not filled out, or
P is greater than 9999, or
P is negative.
The message is can-
celed by RESET
key.
3072
DEFINITION ERROR L If at address L repetition count (M98 P L,
G65 P L, or in case of a canned cycle) has
been programmed, or L was used in com-
mand G10, and L is greater than 65000.
The message is can-
celed by RESET
key.