8205 Impermissible parameter value
Refer to Diagnostic class (standard): 3
A parameter has an out of range value. The DiagExtMsg parameter in the PLC configuration or message logger can be used to determine the logical address of the parameter that contains the value. Therefore, the assignment in the PLC configuration can be determined.
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Cause |
Solution |
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L=0Bxx0004 The entered acceleration value is too small or too large. |
Enter a valid value for the acceleration. |
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L=03xx0025 The J_Load in the PLC configuration is too large. |
Enter a valid value for J_Load. |
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L=01010004 The P_Gateway in PLC configuration does not match the IP_SubNetMask. |
Consider the conventions of the IP address terms. |
Diagnostic message
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Diag. Code |
Ext. Diagnosis |
Message |
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8205 |
L=0d010002 |
Out of range parameter value |
Ext. Diagnosis
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0d |
01 |
0002 |
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Represents the LogAdr parameter value of the object which triggered the diagnostic message. You can find the LogAdr parameter in the parameter tab of the respective device editor. |
Instance number of the object which triggered the diagnostic message. Each object in a project provides an instance counter. With the object type and the instance number, you can find the device that triggered the diagnostic message. You can find the udiInstance parameter in the parameter tab of the respective device editor under stLogicalAddress. |
Displays the address of the effected parameter. For example, GearIn: Gear input (EF)[0x0002] |
