Division By Zero

What does 28 mean?

This error indicates an internal software fault within the CLM01.3-M, specifically a division by zero operation during internal calculations. This is a critical error and typically points to a firmware issue or corrupted operational data.

• Internal software calculation encountering a division by zero, potentially due to invalid or uninitialized parameter values.
• Corrupted firmware or application program in the CLM01.3-M memory.
• Specific operating conditions or parameter combinations leading to a mathematical anomaly within the control software.
• A transient software error within the CLM01.3-M.

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Contact Indramat Service Department immediately, providing details of the CLM01.3-M model, firmware version, and any recent operational changes.

2. 2

   Perform a controlled power cycle of the CLM01.3-M to clear any transient software states.

3. 3

   Review recently modified parameters for any values set to zero or extreme values that, when used in calculations, could lead to division by zero.

4. 4

   If instructed by Indramat support, consider reloading the CLM01.3-M firmware if a validated procedure is available.

5. 5

   Document all operational conditions, previous faults, and recent parameter changes to assist technical support in diagnosis.