Parameter Not Found

What does 13 mean?

The system attempted to access or modify a parameter using an invalid group or index. This means the specified parameter does not exist in the drive's parameter database, likely due to a typo or incorrect reference in the application code. This will prevent any operation on the intended parameter.

• A PLC program or HMI is attempting to access a parameter using an invalid group or index number (e.g., trying to read P99-01 when the highest group is P10).
• A typographical error in the parameter number specified in the application code or configuration software (e.g., P1-120 instead of P1-020).
• The drive controller model or firmware version does not support the parameter being referenced, leading to its non-existence in the drive's parameter database.
• Memory address or communication tag mapping is incorrect, pointing to a non-existent parameter register.

Click steps to track your progress.

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   1. Verify the exact parameter number (group and index) by cross-referencing with the drive controller's official parameter manual for the specific model and firmware version.

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   2. Correct any typographical errors in the PLC program, HMI tag database, or configuration files that reference the parameter.

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   3. Confirm that the drive controller's model number and firmware version are compatible with the parameters expected by the application.

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   4. If using a communication protocol, ensure the memory address or register number used to access the parameter is correct according to the drive's communication mapping documentation.