Event ID Not Used (Reserved)

What does 0x0001 mean?

This event code is reserved and not actively used by the system for application events. Its appearance suggests that an unassigned event ID was triggered or a placeholder is being used inadvertently. Encountering this indicates a potential misconfiguration within the event generation logic.

• PLC logic attempts to trigger an event ID that is internally marked as reserved or unused by the drive/controller firmware.
• System firmware or application code contains a bug that inadvertently triggers a reserved event ID, possibly due to a memory corruption.
• Incorrect event ID mapping in the control application, referencing an ID that has been deprecated or set aside for future use.

Click steps to track your progress.

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   1. Identify the specific function block or code section attempting to trigger the '0x0001' event ID within the PLC program.

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   2. Review the event ID configuration within the drive's parameter settings (e.g., P10-01) to ensure no user-defined events are inadvertently mapped to this reserved ID.

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   3. Update the drive controller's firmware to the latest stable version, as a known bug might exist in older releases.

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   4. Modify the PLC program to use a valid, user-definable event ID (e.g., in the range 0xE000-0xEFFF) for custom events.