Axioline F Local Bus Error

What does D mean?

This indicator signifies a problem with the Axioline F local bus communication. It can occur during active I/O checking (flashing yellow/red), during startup (flashing red), or while the bus is in RUN status (solid red). Common causes include configuration mismatches, missing devices, or communication issues preventing devices from being reached.

• Configuration cannot be generated or information is missing from an Axioline F device.
• Chip version of an Axioline F device is older than V1.1.
• Deviation between the actual and required Axioline F local bus configuration.
• No local bus device is physically connected to the station.
• The maximum allowed number of local bus devices has been exceeded.
• Communication error on the local bus during RUN status.
• A local bus device has been physically removed or a configured device is missing.
• A local bus device initiated a reset or experienced a serious device error rendering it unreachable.

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Verify that all Axioline F local bus devices are physically connected and seated correctly.

2. 2

   Check the controller's configuration in PC Worx Engineer and ensure it matches the actual connected Axioline F devices.

3. 3

   Compare the chip versions of Axioline F devices against minimum requirements (e.g., V1.1).

4. 4

   Confirm that the total number of connected Axioline F local bus devices does not exceed the controller's maximum limit.

5. 5

   Use the controller's diagnostic interface to determine which specific local bus device is causing the error.

6. 6

   Cycle power to affected local bus devices or the entire Axioline F station.