%s-axis does not respond under SERCOS address %d.

What does 832 mean?

The specified axis ('%s') is not responding to its assigned SERCOS address '%d'. This is a servo loop or drive fault, indicating a communication breakdown or incorrect addressing configuration.

• Axis not responding to SERCOS address %d.
• Mismatch between SERCOS address and corresponding MACODA data.

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1. 1

   Compare the SERCOS address with the corresponding MACODA data.

2. 2

   Adjust the SERCOS address and/or MACODA data to ensure they match.