Requested Function Not Available

What does 6000 mean?

This error means that the system requested a specific function or operation from a device, but the device does not support or cannot perform that function. This can happen if the device firmware does not include the requested capability or if it's disabled.

• Attempting to execute an unsupported command on the target device.
• Target device firmware version does not include the requested function.
• Function is disabled or restricted in the target device's configuration.

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Verify the installed module's part number and series against the module configured in the PLC's I/O tree.

2. 2

   Check the module's current firmware revision and compare it against the documented requirements for the requested function.

3. 3

   Inspect the module's properties and parameters within the PLC programming software (e.g., Studio 5000) to ensure the function is enabled and correctly configured.

4. 4

   Review the module's physical hardware settings (DIP switches, jumpers) to confirm they permit the requested function.

5. 5

   Analyze the PLC application logic to confirm that the requested function is supported by the specific capabilities of the installed module.