EOS Cmd Missing

What does 18 mean?

The "EOS Command Missing" error occurs when the CLM01.3-M user program fails to execute an EOS (End of Synchronization) command where required, specifically at the end of a flying cutoff cycle. This error also triggers if LMD, LML, or LMR commands are encountered before EOS.

• The EOS command is omitted from the end of a flying cutoff cycle in the user program.
• LMD (Part Length Via The IDS Board), LML (Part Length), or LMR (Part Length With Registration) commands are executed before the EOS command.
• A program logic error causes the EOS command to be bypassed or skipped.
• Corrupted user program data leading to misinterpretation of commands.

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Verify that the EOS command is correctly programmed at the end of every flying cutoff cycle as described in Chapter 5 (Programming).

2. 2

   Ensure that LMD, LML, or LMR commands are not executed before the EOS command within the program flow.

3. 3

   Review the user program logic to confirm that the EOS command is always reached and executed at the appropriate point.

4. 4

   If necessary, explicitly insert the EOS command into the program sequence where it is required.

5. 5

   Test the flying cutoff cycle thoroughly in both Manual and Automatic modes to ensure correct program sequencing and command execution.