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Topic: CL066
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PLC Error Code List |
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The table provided below includes a list of the CLICK PLC Errors along with causes, solutions, and other reference information. When an Error or a Warning occurs, the Error Code is stored in the system data register SD1. |
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Error Code |
SC Bit* |
Error Name |
Category |
Causes |
Solutions |
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0101 |
SC20 |
I/O Module Error |
Error |
There are more than 8 I/O modules. |
A CLICK PLC system can support up to 8 I/O modules. Remove any excessive I/O modules. |
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At least one I/O module was added to the CLICK PLC during operation. |
Power off the CLICK PLC and check the connection of the I/O modules. Then power on the CLICK PLC again. If the problem remains, connect the CLICK software to the PLC and check the System Configuration. If there is any I/O module that is not shown in the System Configuration, replace it. |
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An I/O module has failed. |
Connect the CLICK software to the CLICK PLC and check the system configuration. If there is any I/O module that is used in the PLC system but not shown in the System Configuration window, replace the I/O module. |
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0102 |
SC21 |
System Config Error |
Error |
The current system configuration does not match the configuration saved in the project file. |
Connect the CLICK software to the CLICK PLC and open the System Configuration window. Modify the current configuration of the CLICK PLC to match the configuration in the project file, or uncheck the ‘Start-up I/O Config Check’ option if you want to use the current configuration. |
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0103 |
SC22 |
I/O Config Error |
Error |
At least one I/O module was removed from the CLICK PLC during operation. |
Power off the CLICK PLC and check the connection of the I/O modules. Then power on the CLICK PLC again. If the problem remains, connect the CLICK software to the PLC and check the System Configuration. If there is any I/O module that is not shown in the System Configuration, replace it. |
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The CPU module can not access one or more I/O modules. |
Connect the CLICK software to the CLICK PLC and open the System Configuration window. If there is any I/O module that is used in the PLC system but not shown in the System Configuration window, replace the I/O module. |
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0104 |
SC23 |
Memory Check Error |
Error |
There is a memory check error. |
Power cycle the CLICK PLC. If the same error occurs again, download the project again and/or try the ‘Reset to Factory Default’ command. If the same error still occurs, replace the CPU module. |
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0105 |
SC24 |
Project File Error |
Error |
There is no project file in the CLICK PLC. |
Download a project file into the CLICK PLC. |
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The project file stored in the CLICK PLC is corrupted. |
Download the project file into the CLICK PLC again. |
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Error Code |
SC Bit* |
Error Name |
Category |
Causes |
Solutions |
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0106 |
SC25 |
Firmware Version Error |
Error |
The project file was written on a newer version of CLICK software. The firmware in the CLICK PLC is too old to execute the project. |
Connect the CLICK software to the CLICK PLC and update the firmware of the CPU module. |
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0107 |
SC26 |
Watchdog Timer Error |
Error |
The PLC scan time exceeded the watchdog timer setup. |
Connect the CLICK software to the PLC and check the maximum PLC scan time and the watchdog timer setup. |
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0201 |
SC27 |
Lost SRAM Data |
Warning |
The data in the SRAM was lost while the CLICK PLC was powered off. |
The CLICK CPU module does not have a battery back-up, but it has a capacitor that will hold memory for a few days. The data in the SRAM is lost if the CLICK PLC is powered off for long enough for the capacitor to discharge. In this case, the CLICK PLC initializes the data in the SRAM automatically. |
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0202 |
SC28 |
Battery Low Voltage |
Warning |
Battery voltage is too low to retain data in the SRAM. |
Replace the battery (ADC part #: D2-BAT-1). Also, set the new battery installation date and the anticipated replacement date in the CLICK programming software if the Battery Replacement Notification option is selected. (Pull-down menu: Setup > Battery Backup Setup) |
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0203 |
SC29 |
Battery Replacement |
Warning |
The anticipated battery replacement date has passed. |
Replace the battery (ADC part #: D2-BAT-1). Also, set the new battery installation date and the anticipated replacement date in the CLICK programming software. (Pull-down menu: Setup > Battery Backup Setup) |
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Note: * The SC bits are turned ON when the related Errors occur. |
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Help File Feedback and Comments |
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THIS FEEDBACK IS ONLY FOR THE CLICK SOFTWARE HELP FILE!!! Click on the green text to submit Software Comments or feedback.
As a continued effort to provide the best products to our Customers, we provide this Feedback Page where you, the User, can easily communicate to us any issues, suggestions, and comments (good or bad) about this Help File. Your input is very important to us! Please take a minute to complete the information below. When finished, click the Send Feedback button and your email client will open with all the information already filled. If satisfied with the information, go ahead and send the email. Internet access and email account is required to send this email. Thank you for helping us provide top quality products and for trusting AutomationDirect with your automation needs and services.
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Complete the form provided below and click on the Send Feedback button when finished to open your email client and send the form. |