10WC4 ND02 1303 en 05612

WIRE ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE MACHINE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ALARM MESSAGE
(ALARM, MESSAGE, GUIDE)
10WC4-ND02-1303 (en)
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Table of contents V
Table of contents
0 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................................................... 0-1
0.1 Indicator words and their meaning .......................................................................................................... 0-1
1 PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................................................................................ 1-1
2 HOW TO SEE THE ALARM MESSAGE LIST ........................................................................................ 2-1
2.1 Trouble Remedy List ....................................................................................................................................... 2-2
2.2 Resetting Method ............................................................................................................................................ 2-2
2.3 Classification of Message Numbers ......................................................................................................... 2-3
2.4 Confirming Contents of Alarm ................................................................................................................... 2-3
2.5 Confirming Conditions in Which Alarm Occurs ................................................................................... 2-3
2.6 Operation Buttons and Keyboard ............................................................................................................. 2-4
3 DESCRIPTION OF MESSAGES .................................................................................................................. 3-1
4 ALARM MESSAGE (INDEX) ....................................................................................................................... 4-1

VI Table of contents

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 0-1
0 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
The hazards involved in operating the machine are identified by the following means:
- In this manual, warning notices serve to indicate aspects which are relevant to safety.
- On the machine, warning signs point out aspects which are relevant to safety.
0.1 Indicator words and their meaning
The indicator words use for warning notices are divided into the categories listed below, according to the
accepted degree of risk involved.
Consciously ignoring these warning notices can result in accidents, serious injuries or death.
Furthermore, serious damage may be caused to the machine and its auxiliary units. The warning notices
below must there be followed without fail!
DANGER!
Indicator word used to denote an immediately hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
will result in serious injury or death.
WARNING!
Indicator word used to denote a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in serious injury or death.
CAUTION!
Indicator word used to denote a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in slight to moderate injuries.
NOTICE! Indicator word used to denote a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in damage to property.
REMARK Indicator word used to point out important or useful information.

0-2 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

PRECAUTIONS 1-1
1 PRECAUTIONS
1. In general, function not covered by this manual cannot be used.
2. Be sure to observe notes provided in the manual, otherwise functions won’t operation properly and
the system could be affected adversely.
3. Specifications in the manual are subject to change for improvement without notice.
4. If you have any uncertainty about descriptions in the manual, please contact us.

1-2 PRECAUTIONS

HOW TO SEE THE ALARM MESSAGE LIST 2-1
2 HOW TO SEE THE ALARM MESSAGE LIST
Section “3 DESCRIPTION OF MESSAGES” describes all messages registered to the MGW-JL and subse-
quent power supply units in order of message numbers.
The EIS card in the text is a generic name of EIS, EIS2, and EIS3 cards. For the alarms having different
meaning depending on the cards, the card name is mentioned.
No. Name Level Reset
Cause:
Remedy:
No.: Indicates the message number.
Name: Indicates the name displayed in the message area of the screen.
Level: Indicates the level for the trouble remedy (see chapter “2.1 Trouble Remedy List”).
“Guide”: Displays message in white letters.
“Warning 1 to 3”: Displays message in yellow letters.
“Alarm 1 to 3”: Displays message in red letters.
“Dialog”: Displays message in dialog.
Reset: Indicates resetting method of trouble occurred (see chapter “2.2 Resetting Method”).
Cause: Indicates cause of trouble.
Remedy: Indicates how to remove trouble.
The number and name are displayed on the screen.

Example:
0001: EMERGENCY STOP
REMARK Alarm messages not registered to this alarm message list may be displayed because of
addition or change of functions. If you don’t understand the meaning of displayed mas-
sage, stop the operation and contact us immediately.
REMARK Some messages may not be displayed depending on the machine model, even if they
have been registered to this list. Please contact us whenever you are uncertain.

2-2 HOW TO SEE THE ALARM MESSAGE LIST
2.1 Trouble Remedy List
Trouble remedy (minor  major)

Guide Diagno- Test Run Starting Machin- Servo
Classification display sis list mode mode disabled ing pow- OFF
of trouble Level display stop stop er OFF
Alarm Alarm 3       
Alarm 2      
Alarm 1     
Warning Warning 3    
Warning 2   
Warning 1  
Operator
Guide 
message
Dialog
Dialog  Operation cannot continue
message
Table 2-1: Trouble remedy list
“Test mode stop” refers to the warning or alarm where the dry run or the operation with GRAPHIC screen
stops.
“Run mode stop” refers to the warning or alarm where actual machining stops.
2.2 Resetting Method
1. Alarm 1, 2, 3: Press [RESET] key.

2. Warning 1, 2, 3: Press [WARN RESET] key.
3. Guide: Press [WARN RESET] key.
Or, if the key-in line is selected, press [ENTER], [  ] or [  ] key, and the message
is cleared automatically.
REMARK Though the warning 1, 2, 3 or the guide can be reset also with the [RESET] key, the two
keys have different functions as mentioned below, thus bewaring of the key operation.
[WARN RESET]: Clears the message, but continues operation.
[RESET]: Deletes message and stops action at this time, the operation cannot continue.

HOW TO SEE THE ALARM MESSAGE LIST 2-3
2.3 Classification of Message Numbers
Number Group Contents

0001 – 0999 (Emerency stop levels)
1000 – 1999 (NC program errors)
2000 – 2999 (Machining power errors)
3000 – 3999 (Machine control errors)
4000 – 4999 (Machine alarms)
5000 – 5999 (EIS alarms)
6000 – 6999 (Man-machine messages)
7000 – 7999 (Driver detection alarms)
10000 – (AVOH message)
Table 2-2: Classification of message numbers
2.4 Confirming Contents of Alarm
Confirm the message number and its description on the DIAGNOSE screen, if an alarm or warning occurs.
REMARK The last one is displayed in the status bar if two or more message occurs.
REMARK The quantity of alarms and warnings is displayed “status display tab” of the screen right
side.
REMARK The message No., name and occurs time are displayed on the DIAGNOSE, (ALARM or
WARNING) screen.
2.5 Confirming Conditions in Which Alarm Occurs
Before contacting use to ask for help, please make sure the following items:
1. Confirm in detail that when and what alarm occurred under what conditions.
2. Confirm the alarm or warning message No. and its contents.

Confirm the power supply unit name and the software version number on the MAINTENANCE screen.
3. In the automatic mode

Confirm the program No., sequence No. and contents of program.
Confirm setting conditions on NC functions (OFFSET, etc.).
4. In the manual mode

Confirm the contents of operation (including pre- and post-operations).
5. Check whether the same alarm recurs when the same operation is executed again, and confirm its fre-
quency.
6. Check whether the same alarm recurs when the conditions are changed.
Try to change the contents of program and operating procedure.
REMARK If “No Text FOR MESSAGE” or “NPC SYSTEM ERROR” occurred, please contact us after
confirming the situations where the error occurred and the message number.

2-4 HOW TO SEE THE ALARM MESSAGE LIST
2.6 Operation Buttons and Keyboard
The operation buttons and keyboard are different in notation between EW100A and MGW-K generators
(see “Table 2-3: Operation buttons and keyboard”).
As this manual gives descriptions using the notation for the MGW-K generator, understand the operation
buttons and keyboard by applying the notation for the EW100A generator.
EW100A generator MGW-K generator Description

START START Starts automatic operation
(Portable operation panel only) (Main operation panel & portable
operation panel)
STOP STOP Stops functional operation
RESET RESET Resets the alarm
WARN RESET WARN RESET Resets the warning and guide
BUZZER OFF BUZZER OFF Stops buzzer sounding
SEARCH Command key for search
DEL ERASE Command key for erasure
ADD IN Command key for addition
HELP HELP Help display
PAGE UP + Page changeover (+)
PAGE DOWN – Page changeover (–)
OT RELEASE
(NC FUNC screen)
OT RELEASE
OT RELEASE Overtravel release key
(Main operation panel)
(Main operation panel)
[CE machines]
Table 2-3: Operation buttons and keyboard

DESCRIPTION OF MESSAGES 3-1
3 DESCRIPTION OF MESSAGES

0001 EMERGENCY STOP Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: The EMERGENCY STOP signal was turned on (ESP=1).
Causes: (1) The EMERGENCY STOP switch was pressed.

(2) Either ±X, ±Y, ±U, ±V, ±Z, or ±C axis overran and it actuated the OVERTRAVEL limit
switch.
Remedy: In the case of (1), reset the EMERGENCY STOP switch.

In the case of (2), in the manual mode, press simultaneously the [OT RELEASE] key on the
POSITION screen {2} and the [RESET] key to turn on the servo. Then, with [OT RELEASE]
key kept pressed, return the axis that actuated the over travel limit switch with axis select
key.
REMARK At this time, take care not to move extremely in the opposite direction (dangerous zone).
After executing (1) or (2), press the [RESET] key and execute the reference point return op-
eration.

0002 NC, +24 VDC DROP Alarm 3 See Remedy.
0003 NC, +15 VDC DROP Alarm 3 See Remedy.
0004 NC, –15 VDC DROP Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: The +24 VDC power voltage in NC unit dropped (below 19 V).
The +15 VDC power voltage in NC unit dropped (below 11 V).
The –15 VDC power voltage in NC unit dropped (over –8 V).
Causes: (1) Defective switching power supply.

(2) Shorted power supply line.
Remedy: Either VBB, VMC, V0H, or EIS card is faulty.

Alarm related to power supply (faulty power unit).
Contact to us.

0005 FLAME SENSOR ON Warning 3 See Remedy.
Cause: On the machine with a flame sensor, the flame sensor operated. (*FLM=0)
Remedy: (1) If no abnormality is found due to a fire, make sure the safety, then restart machining.
(2) If this message is displayed frequently, the flame will be defective. Check the input sig-
nal, and please contact us.

3-2 DESCRIPTION OF MESSAGES

0007 FIRE EXTINGUISHER OPERATED Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: On the machine with a fire extinguisher, the fire extinguisher operated. (*FIRE=0)
Causes: (1) The fire extinguisher operated.

(2) The TEST switch on fire extinguisher was pressed.
Remedy: (1) Replace the dielectric fluid.

(2) Press the [RESET] switch when the test was conducted with the fire extinguisher locked.

0008 OVERTRAVEL (OT2) Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Cause: Either ±X, ±Y, ±U, ±V, or ±Z overran and actuated the overtravel limit switch. (OT2-LS=1)
Remedy: (1) In the MANUAL mode, press the f • 8 [OT RELEASE] key on the POSITION screen or the
[OT RELEASE] button on the right side of CRT simultaneously with the [RESET] key.
(2) Then, with the [OT RELEASE] button kept pressed, return the axis that actuated the
over-travel limit switch using the axis selection key.
(3) Next, press the [RESET] key to reset the alarm, then perform the reference point return.

0011 MC POWER, –15 VDC DROP Alarm 3 See Remedy.
0012 MC POWER, +15 VDC DROP Alarm 3 See Remedy.
0013 MC POWER, +24 VDC DROP Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: The –15 VDC of the machining power dropped (over –8 V).
The +15 VDC of the machining power dropped (below 11 V).
The +24 VDC of the machining power dropped (below 19V).
Causes: (1) –15 VDC overloaded. Defective CIO or VOH card.

(2) +15 VDC and +24 VDC overloaded. Defective CIO or VOH card. Shorted terminal or
wiring on the machine side.
(3) Faulty power supply –15 VDC
PS2 (Defective switching power supply)
(4) Faulty power supply +15 VDC
PS1 (Defective switching power supply)
(5) Faulty power supply +24 VDC
Defective 24VR rectifier (SB1)
Remedy: Alarm related to power supply (faulty power unit).

Contact to us.


0015 CHECK SUM ERROR (VMC-ROM) Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Causes: (1) The contents of system ROM on the VMC card changed.
Faulty ROM or VMC card.
Erroneous contents in RAM on VOH card.
(2) This alarm is caused when turning power ON after changing ROM or when making
RAM clear (turning power ON while pressing [STOP] and [RESET] keys simultaneously).
This operation always causes this alarm, however, it is normal condition. Reset the alarm
by remedy (2).
Remedy: (1) For the machines with the power supply unit before MGW-J, please let us know the
data of machine parameters no. 830–836.
For the machines with MGW-J or subsequent power supply units, please let us know the
data of machine parameters no. 864–866.
(2) Perform the RAM clear operation.
REMARK Execution of RAM clear will erase all program data in the RAM, and therefore it should not
be executed unless otherwise instructed by Makino personnel.

0016 CHECK SUM ERROR (PARAMETER)
Description: Not used.

0017 CHECK SUM ERROR (EIS-ROM) Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Causes: (1) The contents of system ROM on the EIS card changed.
Faulty ROM or EIS card.
(2) This alarm is caused when turning power ON after changing ROM or when making
RAM clear (turning power ON while pressing [STOP] and [RESET] keys simultaneously).
This operation always causes this alarm, however, it is normal condition. Reset the alarm
by remedy (2).
Remedy: (1) In the case of cause (1) above, please let us know the data of machine parameters no.
864–866.
(2) Perform the RAM clear operation.
REMARK Execution of RAM clear will erase all program data in the RAM, and therefore it should not
be executed unless otherwise instructed by Makino personnel.

0019 PARAMETER INITIALIZED Alarm 2
Cause: Occurs when cleaning RAM (turning power ON while pressing [STOP] and [RESET] keys si-
multaneously).
Display disappears soon.


0020 BATTERY DROP Alarm 2 See Remedy.
Description: Voltage of the battery for the NC unit program backup dropped abnormally.
Causes: (1) Limit of battery life

(2) Erroneous connection, disconnector contact.
(3) When replacing the card, check the setting of DIC1 switch on the VMC card.
Remedy: Aalrm related to power supply (faulty power unit).
REMARK Replacement of battery unit is to be made within an hour after turning power OFF. If the
power supply is turned OFF continuously for more than one hour, RAM data may be lost.

0021 CENTRAL CONTROLLER FAN ALARM
0022 RAM ERROR

0025 AUTO POWER OFF BY ALARM OR WARNING WARN RESET key
Cause: Automatic power off was executed because the set data no. 34 bit 7 was turned on due to
an alarm or warning. This message is displayed at the power on operation next time.
When the bit 7 is turned on, the [AUTO PWR OFF] key returns to “0”, which indicates that
the power was turned off normally.
Remedy: Press the [RESET] key, and check the 0/1/2 position of [AUTO PWR OFF] key, and the set
data no. 34.

0026 MISMATCHED ASC UNIT Alarm 3
Description: The power on check found mismatch of version numbers between EIS firmware and ASC
firmware on the EIS card.
Remedy: Contact to us of the trouble condition.

Replace the firmwares on the EIS card with those having proper version numbers respec-
tively.

0027 PROCESS OF POWER FAIL INCOMPLETELY Alarm 3
Description: RAM was not protected at power off (manual or power failure).
Remedy: The contents of RAM could be destroyed.

Contact to us of the trouble condition.


0034 ROM-MACRO IS NO ENTRY
0035 ROM-MACRO NOT ENOUGH AREA
0036 ROM-MACRO ERROR

1000 INTERSECTION POINT OUTSIDE OF PRM 83 LIMIT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: An intersection was not determined at blocks before and after inner wire offset.
Causes: (1) Program error

(2) Small value of set data no. 83 (standard value = 17)
Remedy: (1) Correct the program.

(2) Change the wire offset value.
(3) This error will easily occur where adjacent blocks may or may not contact. In case of an
error, increase the set value (to 50–100). After a machining is finished, return the setting to
standard value (17).

1001 NOT TANGENT DUE TO OFFSET CHANGE, OUTSIDE RAD. Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: When the wire offset value is illegal, the intersection may not be determined diagrammat-
ically.
Legend
[1] Program
[2] Intersection is not
determined.
Fig. 3-1:
Remedy: (1) Change the wire offset value.

(2) Correct the program.

1002 M02, M30 PROGRAMED BEFORE OFFSET CANCEL (G40) Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: M02 or M30 was commanded during the wire offset mode.
Remedy: Command G40 before commanding M02 or M30.


1003 G2, G3 COMND. MISSING I.J OR R VALUE Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: A radius was not commanded in the block with movement in the case of arc modal.
(This alarm will occur if I, J or R is not programmed for arc, or if G01/G00 is not pro-
grammed for the line after arc.)
Remedy: Correct the program.

When the modal is arc and the movement amount is to be commanded, be sure to com-
mand a radius.
Alternatively, set the G00 or G01 modal. There are two kinds of radius specifications; I, J
and R.

1004 PLANE INCONSISTENT IN G02, G03 COMND Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: In arc radius specification, there is other than I, J or R.

1005 G48, G68 OR G26 OVERLAP COMND Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: G48 was specified in G48, G68 specified in G68 or G26 specified in G26.

1006 END POINT INCORRECT IN G02, G03 COMND Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: (1) Radii at start and end are inconsistent.

(2) When specifying R, R = 0 was specified.
(3) There are R specification and I, J specification in the same block.
(4) There is no G00 or G01 in the line block after G02 and G03 modals.
(5) In specifying R, the start point and the end point are same (a full circle), and the center
cannot be determined.

Calculating method for (1)

(If the condition of the following expression i not satisfied, an error results.)
2 2 2 2
Set data no. 0080 setting >  X – I  +  Y – J  – I + J
Radius R2 deter- Radius R1 determined
mined from end from center coordinate
coordinate value value
Legend
[1] Center of circular arc
[2] Start point
[3] End point
[4] Allowable amount
[5] Actual wire path
[6] Theoretical wire path
Fig. 3-2:
2 2
R1 = I +J
2 2
R2 = X – I + Y – J
Remedy: Correct the program or increase the set data no. 0080 setting (for example, 1  5).
REMARK Set higher especially in the case of automatic programming output.


1007 G48, G68 COMND ORDER ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The cancel specification G47 and G69 to G48 and G68 were commanded in incorrect or-
der.
G48 Specification G48 Specification
G68 Specification G68 Specification
: :
: :
G69 Reset G47 Reset
G47 Reset G69 Reset
Correct command Command order error
G48 commanded outside G26.
G48
:
: :
: G47 (cancel) in G26 also
: causes an alarm.
G26 G47
:
:

1008 MIRROR IMAGE (G71) COMND ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Values other than 0 (OFF) and 1 (ON) were commanded to X and Y in G71X_Y_; block.

1009 G92 SPECIFIED AFTER G48, G68 OR G26 Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: G92A_ was specified in G48, G68 or G26.

However, without A specification, this does not cause an alarm.
Remedy: Correct the program or execute after specifying G92A0;.


1010 G CODES IN SAME GROUP CAN’T BE IN SAME BLOCK Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: There are prohibited G code combinations in the same block.
G code 04 22 (63) (64) 30 40 41 42 48 68 70 71 92

G code 28 29
04 ––       
22  ––      
(63) 28   ––        
(64) 29    ––       
30     ––      
40    ––
41    ––
42    ––
48      –– 
68       –– 
70 –– 
71 –– 
92         ––
––
––
Wire offset to right
Coordinate system
Wire offset cancel
Automatic reference
Wire offset to left

reference point
Return from
Mirror OFF
point return
Undefined
Work limit
Mirror ON
Rotation
Scaling
setting
Dwell
Table 3-1:
REMARK Circle indicates illegal combination. Symmetrical one is of course inhibited.

1011 OPTIONAL G CODE SPECIFIED Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Unused G code was specified.
Cause: G code other than the ones listed in the table was specified.

1012 G41, G42 IN G02, G03 BLOCK Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The model of wire offset start block was an arc.

Specify a linear command (G01, G00) in the wire offset start block.


1013 OFFSET CANCELLED (G40) IN G2, G3 BLOCK Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: (1) The modal of wire offset cancel block was an arc.
(2) Movement command outside of compensation plane is in the wire offset cancel block.

(1) Specify a linear command (G01, G00) in the wire offset cancel block.
(2) Do not specify movement (Z, C) outside the compensation plane in the wire offset can-
cel block.

1014 MDI OR M6 DURING G41, G42 Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: While wire offset was under way in memory run, it was stopped and a movement com-
mand was executed in MDI mode or M06; was specified but an alarm was caused due to
fixed amount movement.
Remedy: Switch to manual operation for manual movement.

1015 ILLEGAL PLANE MOVE.COMND EXIST G41, G42 BLOCK Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Movement command outside of compensation plane was in the wire offset start block.

Do not specify movement (Z, C) outside the compensation plane in the wire offset start
block.

1016 OVERCUT CAUSED BY OFFSET OR TAPER Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Cause: An interference occurred as a result of wire offset.

(1) When machining the inside of an arc smaller than the offset amount:
Legend
[1] Overcut of wire
Fig. 3-3:

(2) When a movement amount is too small:
Fig. 3-4:
Remedy: Change an offset amount or correct the program.

When an interference can be tolerated, continue as it is.
Pressing the [WARN RESET] key causes the message to disappear.

1017 MORE THAN 2 NON-MOVEMENT BLKS DURING G41, G42 Alarm 2 WARN RESET key
Cause: In the wire offset, there are more than two blocks without movement so that an intersec-
tion can be determined, causing a turn around the corner.
Example
G41 D** Y10.; G41 D** Y10.;
M98 P1;  Block without movement M98 P1;
: :
N1;  Block without movement N1 G91 X10.;
G91 X10.; :
: :
: :
Alarm is caused. Alarm is not caused.

1018 OVERCUT CAUSED BY G44 COMPENSATION Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Cause: G44 compensation results in insufficient offset length. This alarm may occur in a short block.
Legend
[1] Compensated length
[2] Alarm is not caused.
[3] Alarm is caused.
Fig. 3-5:
Remedy: Change the offset amount (H) or correct the program.

When the overcut can be tolerated, continue as it is.
Pressing the [WARN RESET] key causes the message to disappear.


1019 G44 PROGRAMMED BEFORE G41, G42 Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The corner profile control ON was specified during wire offset cancel.
Cause: During the wire offset canceling, G44 also becomes invalid. It becomes valid from the
block in which the wire offset ON is specified.
Remedy: Check the program.

Continue operation as it is if a following block.
Contains the radius compensation command, or correct the program if not.
REMARK In the following case, also G44 (corner profile control) does not work.
(1) At the corner with the block without movement during wire offset (G41 or G42).
(2) Until return to the original machining condition during recovery from wire breakage or
from power failure.

1020 G25 COMND WITHOUT OFFSET OR TAPER Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Cause: Spiral interpolation command (G25) was executed in other than wire offset mode.
Remedy: It is valid only in the wire offset mode. Program G41 or G42.

1021 G24 COMND WITHOUT OFFSET OR TAPER Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Cause: Taper corner tangential circle insection (G24) command was executed in other than the taper mode.
Remedy: It is valid only in the taper mode. Program G51 or G52.

1022 G49 COMND WITHOUT OFFSET OR TAPER Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The Upper – lower same R command (G49) was executed in other than the taper mode.
Remedy: It is valid only in the taper mode. Program G51 or G52.

1023 G22 COMND ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: (1) G22 command is not in pair.

X ––– I U ––– K
Y ––– J V ––– L
(2) G22 command can specify only axes X, Y, U and V.
(3) G22 command can be specified only after the reference point return.
Remedy: (1), (2) Correct the program.

(3) Execute the reference point return.


1024 MOVEMENT END COORD. WITHIN PROHIBITED AREA Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: When a prohibited area was set with G22 command, the end of movement entered the
prohibited area.

1025 G95 IN G41, G42 INVALID Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Z axis position was specified in the G41 or G42 block.
Remedy: The G95 should be specified in the G40 modal mode.

1026 OVERCUT CAUSED BY G44 Q-COMPENSATION Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Cause: An overcut occurred due to radius compensation or corner control.
Remedy: Correct the program, or continue machining as it is.

Normally, a machining may be continued as it is.

1028 G04 COMND WITHOUT P, X WORD Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: P_ or X_ command for specifying a dwell length is not in the G04 dwell command.

1029 G30 IS ONLY VALID AFTER REF. POS. RETURN Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: (1) The number of reference point (P command) specified together with the G30 com-
mand is not 2, 3 or 4.
REMARK When P is omitted, it becomes the 2nd reference point.
(2) When G30 was specified, the reference point return had not been completed.

(2) Make reference point return.


1030 G53 IS ONLY VALID AFTER REF. POS. RETURN Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: When G53 was specified, the reference point return had not been completed.
Remedy: Make reference point return.

Causes: (1) The L command in the same block as the G28 command is other than 0, 1 (it becomes
L0 when omitted).
(2) The reference point return is executed to search for DEC when that operation has not
been executed yet, but its condition is improper.
The set data no. 66 setting is not “0”.

(2) Set the set data no. 66 to “0”, or execute the reference point return manually.

1032 G28, G29 COMND ORDER ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: (1) The G28 command was not specified before the G29 command.
(2) An axis not specified with the G28 command was specified with the G29 command.

Cause: In the G95 command (Z axis position control command), improper value was specified.

1036 MEMORY PROTECT PARAM. ILLEGAL BY G10 Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: A value other than the defined L value of the G10 command was specified or other ad-
dress code is out of range.
The L value that the user can specify is either of the following:
L1 : Changing offset value
L2 : Changing work offset value
L10 : Changing machining condition
L20, 21 : Changing entered machining condition (main, sub)
L50 : Changing model data
L80 : Changing taper surface data
L999 : Changing parameters (set data/machine parameter/system parameter)


1037 ILLEGAL WORD IN G10 BLOCK Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Illegal format is used in the G10 command block.

eg: Program for offset setting on increment.
G10D_R_; Offset setting D: Offset
G10D_Q_; Offset increment R: Setting data
Q: Increment

1038 WORD DATA ERROR IN G10 BLOCK Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The word in the G10 command block exceeds the allowable range.

1039 MOVEMENT COMND ON OPTION AXIS Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The movement exceeding the set number of axes was specified.

1041 OVERLAP COMND FOR POWER SUPPLY Alarm 3 RESET key
Cause: The G10 command for power supply is overlapped. System error
Statement: G10 L13 P0 for machining OFF
G10 L31 P1 for machining ON

1042 OVERLAP COMND FOR MACHINE CONTROL Alarm 3 RESET key
Cause: The G10 command for machine control is overlapped. System error
G10 L60 Statement.

1043 NO M02, M30 IN MAIN PROGRAM Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The program end M code (M02 or M30) command was not in the main program.
Remedy: Specify the M02 or M30 command at the end of the main program.


1044 COMND OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
Cause: There are five or more G10 commands in a block. System error
REMARK Those codes (M17, M07) that generate G10 internally are included.

1045 UNDEFINED G, M COMND Alarm 3 RESET key
Cause: An unused G or M code was specified.

Check G and M codes.
Check the system parameters no. 984–999, if this error occurs in G or M codes that can be
used.

1046 DECIMAL POINT ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: (1) In case of metric command unit, command can be made only down to the 3rd decimal
place.
In case of inch command unit, command can be made only down to the 4th decimal place.
(2) Smaller than the decimal point is unavailable with an F command.

1047 NUMERICAL COMND ERROR Note 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Numerical command is out of the following range.
Causes: (1) ±99999.999 or ±9999.9999 for the metric command unit. (Note 1)
(2) ±9999.9999 or ±999.99999 for the inch command unit. (Note 1)
(3) Standard value 1000 for the F command (Note 2)
(4) PQ values of M600, M610, M620, or M630 (Note 3) or F value of M650 for the machine
with pallet magazine.
REMARK 1: The allowable range varies depending on the set data no. 0063 for linear axis, or set
data no. 0537 for rotary axis.
REMARK 2: The allowable range varies depending on the machine parameter no. 0561.
REMARK 3: Warning 3 when this message is output under control of pallet magazine, or otherwise
alarm 2.
Remedy: For causes (1) to (3), correct the program.

For cause (4), correct the program and turn off and on the power switch.


1048 ZERO RETURN NOT EXECUTED Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The axis was moved in the automatic run mode, though the reference point return has not
been completed yet.
Remedy: Execute the reference point return operation.

1049 CANNOT MDI RUN DURING MEM RUN Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: Halfway in the machining block in memory run, MDI interrupt (switching to MDI run) was
made and a machining block was specified.
Remedy: Don’t make machining interrupt while machining. Switch from MDI run to memory run
and press the [START] key to continue or press the [RESET] key to restart.
REMARK In case modal change was made by command in MDI, such portion may be valid. Check
again, therefore, when continuing in memory operation.

1050 ILLEGAL SELECTION OF AUTO MODE Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: System error

1051 USE COND. NOT MET FOR ADDITIONAL AXIS Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The axis with servo OFF is in the current valid axis.

1052 AT INDEX FIXED LS ON

1054 U, V COMND ON TAPER Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: U- and V-axes movement command is in the G51 and G52 taper mode.
However, in case the following G codes are in the same block, the U- and V-axes com-
mands become that G code command, causing no alarm.
G04, G10, G22, G28, G29, G30, G53


1055 U, V COMND ON G2, G3 BLOCK Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: U- and V-axes movement command is in the G02 and G03 circle mode.

Cause: An axis other than X and Y axes was specified for the rotation center position of
G68X_Y_A_;.

Cause: An axis other than X and Y axes was specified for the rotation center position of
G26X_Y_A_;, on a copy angle A_ was not input.

1058 G24 ERROR (NOT TANGENT TO BEFORE, AFTER BLKS) Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The G24 command block is not adjacent to both before and after blocks (straight line and
circle).
Remedy: Correct the program or increase the setting of set data no. 0083 (from 17 to about 50).

1059 G24 ERROR (INTERSECT. CANNOT BE DETERMINED) Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: (1) Compensated figures of blocks before and after G24 command block were without in-
tersection. (See “Fig. 3-6: ” Figure 1.)
(2) When block either before or after G24 command block is an arc, compensation by G24
resulted in 0 radius of block before and after (every in rare case). (See “Fig. 3-6: ” Figure 2.)

Legend
[1] Program
[2] G24 command
[3] Intersection cannot
be determined.
[4] Because of too small
L value, intersection
cannot be deter-
mined.
[5] Figure 1
[6] Figure 2
Fig. 3-6:
Remedy: Change G24 L_ command.

1060 G24 ERROR (OVERCUT BY NEGATIVE RAD. CALC.) Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Either block before and after G24 command was circle and compensation resulted in neg-
ative radius.
Legend
[1] Program
[2] G24 command
[3] Where figure like this
would be obtained if
without G24, com-
manding G24 will
cause an alarm.
Fig. 3-7:
Remedy: Change the offset amount.

Correct the program.


1061 INCORRECT TAPER PLANE DATA See Note. See Note.
Causes: (1) The height of program plane or subprogram plane is set higher than actual upper
guide height.
Note: Warning 2, WARN RESET key
(2) The height of program plane or subprogram plane is set lower than actual lower guide
height.
Note: Warning 2, WARN RESET key
(3) The upper guide height is too small, compared with the sub plane height.
Note: Alarm 2, RESET key
In general taper machining, the above case is very rare and there is high possibility of mis-
entry. Therefore, warning is output to alert the operator.
Remedy: Correct the program or check the setting.

Press the [SET] key and then the [OFFSET] key to check the value on the OFFSET screen.

Causes: At least one of the following conditions must be met.

(1) The G49 command block must be circle.
(2) The blocks before and after the G49 command must be with movement and linear.

1063 RADIUS OVERCUT BY G44

1064 TAPER COMND WITHOUT G41 G42 Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The taper command (G51, G52) is not in the same block as the G41 or G42 command.
The taper cancel command (G50) is not in the same block as the G40 command.

1065 CAN’T CHANGE INCH/MM BY PROGRAM Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: G20 command for the metric command system was specified.
G21 command for the inch command system was specified.

To chasngeover the unit system between inch and metric, set it to the set data no. 0063
bit 0, then turn off and on the power switch.


1066 G48P COMND EXIST AT TAPER MODE2 Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The G48P command cannot be given in the taper mode 2.

Make taper mode setting at machining side on the NC FUNC screen.
Make taper mode setting at graphic side on the DRAW SET screen.
Remedy: Delete the G48P command.

Then, at the cutting side, press the [SET] key and then the [OFFSET] key to set a value to
the drawing scale on the OFFSET screen.
At the graphic side, the drawing scale is automatically set to “1”.

Cause: A value other than A0 to A9 was commanded in the block of G92 A_; block.

1068 AXIS-COMMAND IS OVER IN 1 BLOCK Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Movement for more than 3 axes including C and Z axes was specified simultaneously.

1069 MOVE Z AXIS TO HEIGHT OF Z POS. DISPLAY Guide WARN RESET key
Description: In the Z axis manual machine, this message is displayed along with STOP status lamp ON
when the G95 (Z axis position control) is turned on.
Remedy: Move the Z axis to the specified height and restart operation.

1070 ILLEGAL SELECT OF INTERPOLATION UNIT Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: System error


1071 G46 IN G40 INVALID Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The corner override (G46) was specified in the radius compensation cancel (G40) block.
Remedy: Check the program.

Continue operation if there is radius compensation command in the following blocks, or
correct the program if not.

1072 DUPLICATE INSTRUCTIONS OF G44 AND G46 Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Cause: G46 was specified in the G44 block, or G44 was specified in the G46 block.
REMARK Normally, the G44 is used for 1st cut and G46 for 2nd and subsequent cuts.
If they are specified in the same block, G44 has priority.
Remedy: Check or correct the program.

1073 IMPOSSIBLE TO SET COORD. (G92) DURING G41, G42 Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: System error

Cause: System error

1075 DUPLICATE INSTRUCTIONS OF G31 Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Midway in taking measurement in memory run, MD1 interrupt was made to perform
measurement.
Remedy: Reset

1076 SAVING OR RESTORATION ERROR OF INSIDE COORD. Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: System error


1077 G41/G42 P_ COMND ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: In the vertical irregular shape mode (G41/G42P_), the command other than P0, P1 and P2
is specified.

1078 INCONSISTENT COMND WITH G41/G42P_ COMND Guide WARN RESET key
Description: (1) Taper command (G51/G52) is specified in the vertical irregular shape mode (G41/
G42P_).
(2) Circular interpolation (G02/G03) is specified in the vertical irregular shape mode
(G41/G42P_).
(3) The mirror image, scalling or axis exchange is specified in the vertical irregular shape
mode.

(1) The taper command cannot be used in the vertical irregular shape mode.
(2) The program for vertical irregular shape must be made in the linear interpolation
(G00/G01).
(3) NC functions such as mirror image, scalling and axis exchange cannot be used in the
vertical irregular shape mode.

1079 N NO. FOUND FOR I/O CANCEL MACRO Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Both cancel N number and reset processing N number are registered when ICON macro
execution request is made during execution of ICON macro. System error.

1080 THE MANUAL RUN KEY IS INVALID NOW Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: [MANUAL] key on FPB operation panel or [MAN RUN] key on the screen was pressed dur-
ing execution of return operation by [RETRACT] key in the manual interruption mode for
wire break recovery or one touch M6 operation.
Remedy: Cancel the return operation to restore the operation mode because manual interruption
is invalid during return operation using the [RETRACT] key.

1081 COMMAND ERROR IN FIXED CYCLE MACRO


1082 RETURN IS ONLY DURING MANUAL RUN Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: The [RETRACT] key was pressed without performing manual interruption in the operation
mode (MEN RUN or MDI RUN mode) other than MAN RUN mode (except one touch keys).
Or, [RETRACT] key was pressed without performing retraction in the manual interruption
mode.
Remedy: Because the retract and return function is invalid in the mode other than manual interrup-
tion, switch the mode to manual interruption mode (e.g. [MAN RUN] key ON in MEM RUN
mode), and press [RETRACT] key after performing retraction.

1083 MDI, MEM RUN INVALID DURING MAN. ZERO RETURN Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Cause: When operating in a mode (MDI, memory) other than the manual mode, manual opera-
tion interrupt was attempted to manually return to the zero point.
Remedy: Manual return to the zero point is not possible during the automatic operation.
Cancel the zero point return mode before changing the operation mode, and then turn
power on again.

1084 RETURN, RECOVERY W. BREAK NOT IN EFFECT Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Description: No retract operation can be done during recovery from wire breakage.

1085 G590, G591, G592 VALID AT HEAD BLOCK ONLY Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Input resolution setting G code (G590, G591, G592) must be specified at the head of a
block, but actually it is specified in the middle of block.
Remedy: Check and correct the program.

G590: Set by parameter
G591: Standard resolution
G592: High resolution

1086 INPUT VALUE IS ROUNDED OFF Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: In the standard resolution mode (set data no. 0063), a value with decimal point that ex-
ceeds the standard resolution is entered, and therefore it is rounded off to standard reso-
lution.
Example:
Metric system 1.2345  1.235
Inch system 1.23456  1.2346
Remedy: Check and correct, or continue programming.


1087 ILLEGAL G04 VALUE Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: A value larger than the upper limit (14744.7) was specified for the G94 dwell command.

1090 RECOVERY WIRE BREAK Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: Wire breakage occurred during machining and the automatic wire breakage recovery
function was actuated.
Remedy: When the wire breakage point is reached, the message automatically disappears.

1091 AT DRYRUN Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: During automatic wire break recovery of RECOVERY WIRE BREAK 1, AUTOMATIC WIRE
LOADING RETRY 1 or 2 on the NC FUNC screen, the following state occurred.
This message appears when moving in DRY RUN to next machining start point.
Remedy: When the next machining start point is reached, the message automatically disappears.

1092 RECOVERY WIRE BREAK OVERTIMES Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Causes: The number of wire break times in the current machining process reached the number set
to the set data no. 100.
In case the recovery wire break 1 or 2 on the NC FUNC screen has been set, the following
operations are made.
(1) RECOVERY WIRE BREAK 1

The message “1741: M6 SEARCHED BY M74, A.W.T. MISSED (1)” is displayed, and the head
moves to the next machining start point in the dry run mode.
(2) RECOVERY WIRE BREAK 2

Return is made to the machining start point where movement stops. Pressing the [START]
key again from this condition starts the recovery wire break operation. The number of re-
covery wire breaks is cleared to 0.


1093 RECOVERY POWER FAILURE (WAIT FOR PRM NO. 575) Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: Power failure occurred and the automatic power failure recovery function was actuated
during MEMORY RUN operation.
The system waits for the power failure recovery function to operate for the duration of the
set time, if the machine parameter no. 575 has been set.
Remedy: Upon returning to the position where power failure occurred, the message automatically
disappears.

1094 RECOVERY POWER FAILURE INVALID Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Causes: Power failure occurred in auto mode under one of the following conditions so that the au-
tomatic power failure recovery cannot be made.
(1) During MDI RUN operation.
(2) At stop.
(3) Automatic wire loading skip of NC function is valid.
(4) Without automatic wire loading unit.
Remedy: After resetting by the [RESET] key, restart.
REMARK When all of the following conditions are met, the automatic power failure recovery is made.
(1) At machining by memory operation (started with M17).
(2) Dry run and machine lock of NC function is invalid.
(3) Automatic wire loading skip of NC function is invalid and power failure recovery is valid.
(4) With automatic wire loading unit.

1095 WIRE BREAK Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The wire break signal is turned on (WDN=1).
Causes and Remedy:

[Cause of wire break]
The causes of wire break can be estimated by the conditions when it occurred, although
not definitely. Many causes are often involved.
The break position on the work:
Legend
[1] {1} Immediately after the
start of machining
[2] {2} Within 3 to 5 mm from
the start point of machining
[3] {3} After machining more
than 5 mm
Fig. 3-8:

{1}
Legend
[1] Wire
[2] Concentration of dis-
charge on a narrow area
[3] Existence of insulator like
rust, raw surface etc.
[4] Aerial discharge (air inclu-
sion)
Fig. 3-9:
 Decrease machining conditions at the start of machining.
{2} Air inclusion or insufficient fluid pressure against the conditional value
Fig. 3-10:
 Decrease machining conditions at the lead.
{3}
Legend
[1] Closely check wire
break position.
(Check the wear
length of the upper
wire.)
Fig. 3-11:

Legend
[1] Too large power
and flaw
[2] Guide
[3] Too large hold-
ing force
Fig. 3-12:
 Closely check the energying plate and guide in case of wire break.
Legend
[1] Inclination of nozzle
causes turbulent flow.
[2] Too far nozzle
[3] Adhesion of insulator
Fig. 3-13:
 Closely check workpiece, nozzle, and fluid pressure in case of wire break around the workpiece.

Legend
[1] Too large energy [8] Rust caused for a long time
[2] Centralized discharge (bent wire) [9] Wire break due to rust on wire
[3] Wear (wire feed rate) [10] Very complicated shape
[4] Aerial discharge (pin hole) [11] Irreqular wire travel
[5] Insulative foreign matter [12] Machining too close to edge
[6] Insufficient flushing [13] Tool large holding force wear stripe
[7] Centralized discharge at the time [14] Insufficient flushing
of manual wire break recovery
Fig. 3-14:
 Pay special attension to the fluid pressure in case wire break in the center of workpiece
Selection of Machining Continuation Method:

In order to continue machining when wire breakage occurred, select one of the following methods before
start of machining.
Method 1. Manually load wire at the point where wire was broken.
(Set the recovery wire breakage to 0).
Method 2. After pressing the [RESET] key, return the head to the machining start point and connect
the wire. Turn on the DRY RUN and make the head approach the wire break point (nor-
mally, 2 to 3 mm before that point) with the wire connected, the stop operation.
Turn off the DRY RUN on the NC FUNCTION screen, press the [START] key with the TOUCH

on the MACH OPERATE screen turned on, and turn off the TOUCH when the head reaches
the wire break point. (Wire break recovery count should be 0.)
Method 3. Use the recovery wire breakage (recovery wire breakage 1 or 2) (only when equipped with
automatic wire loading unit).
The above methods have their own advantage and disadvantage. Determine the method to be used in ad-
vance considering the machining accuracy, ease of wire breakage recovery and other factors.
Feature Advantage Disadvantage Example of application

Method
Method 1 - Machined portions - Somewhat difficult to - Products requiring high
(recovery 0, load left as they are. thread. accuracy
on site) - Machining cannot be con- - Machining in single oper-
tinued in the case of unat- ation of relatively thick
tended operation as plate
temporary stop is caused. - Not adequate for high
speed machining
Method 2 - Machined portions - Return to start hole, dry run - Products requiring high
(recovery 0 Dry left as they are. ON, OFF and many other accuracy
run + touch) operations are involved. - Machining in single oper-
- Machining cannot be con- ation of relatively thick
tinued in the case of unat- plate
tended operation as - Not adequate for high
temporary stop is caused. speed machining
Method 3 - Machining contin- - There is possibility of some - Products not requiring
(recovery 1 or 2) ued even at unat- additional machining if ma- high accuracy
tended operation chined portion has been dis- - High speed machining
- Recovery causes al- torted. - Rough machining to mi-
mont no flaws if ma- - Available only when cron order
chined portion has equipped with automatic
not been distorted. wire loading unit.
Table 3-2: Machining continuation methods after wire breakage and their features

1096 CHECK WORK COORD. AND OFFSET VALUE

1097 POWER FAILURE Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: Power failed during machining with the powe failure recovery function (optional) turned
on, and the power failure recovery operation is executed.
Remedy: Check influence of power failure recovery operation on the workpiece.


1098 M6 INVALID IN TAPER MODE Alarm RESET key
Cause: M6 command was specified in the taper mode or vertical irregular shape mode.
Remedy: Specify M6 command in other than taper mode or vertical irregular shape mode.

1099 RETURN NOT EXECUTED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to start the machining was made, skipping the return operation after the axis
retraction.
Remedy: Return the axis to the original position.

1100 NPC SYSTEM ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
: : : :
: : : :
Cause: System error.

1102 MACRO COMND ORDER ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The macro command codes of which commanding order is limited were not specified in
the correct order.
Example:
The PRED command was specified before the PROP command in the external data com-
mand.
Remedy: Correct the macro program.

1116 O NO. IS NOT WITHIN 1 – 9999 Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: O number is memory operation was 0 or more than 9999.
Remedy: Check the input command value. Specify the correct O No.


1118 O NO. (MAIN, SUB) IS NOT REGISTERED IN MEMORY Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: O no. started in memory operation or called by the subprogram is not registered.
The subprogram O no. called from the subprogram is also checked.
Remedy: Find the unregistered O no. and register it. Correct the program.

1119 EDIT IN BLOCK DISP. OR ERROR IN MAIN PROGRAM Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: O no. started in memory operation is in the following state.

(1) Currently, being displayed on the EDIT BLOCK screen or being registered or deleted on
the EDIT, LIST screen or being tape input/output.
(2) A block error or grammatical error was found in O No.
Remedy: (1) Press the [LIST] key to close the program being displayed on the EDIT, BLOCK screen.
Start under the condition other than registering, deleting on the EDIT, LIST screen or tape
inputting/outputting.
(2) Correct O no. error.

1120 EDIT IN BLOCK DISP. OR ERROR IN BUS PROGRAM Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: O no. by subprogram call or subprogram called from subprogram is in the following state.
(1) Being displayed on the EDIT BLOCK screen or being registered or deleted on the EDIT,
LIST screen or being tape input/output.
(2) There is an illegal block or grammar in O number.
Remedy: (1) Press the [LIST] key to close the program being displayed on the EDIT, BLOCK screen.
Start under the condition other than registering, deleting on the EDIT, LIST screen or tape
inputting/outputting.
(2) Correct O no. error.

1132 N NO. NOT FOUND Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: Block sequence no. is not found due to the following causes.
(1) Error of N no. started in memory operation.
(2) Specification error of subprogram call M98 O_P_ or retract M99 P_.
(3) Error of destination N no. of macro command GOTO statement.


1136 EXCESS NESTING OF SUB PROGRAM Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The nesting level in subprogram call exceeds the limit.

G and M codes with limited nesting were used at above specified level.
Legend
[1] Main program [4] Subprogram (3)
[2] Subprogram (1) [5] Maximum 9 levels
[3] Subprogram (2)
Fig. 3-15:

1137 M99 PRESENT IN MAIN PROGRAM Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: O no. of subprogram was specified to start in-memory operation.

1138 NO M99 IN SUB PROGRAM Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The retract command (M99, M99P_) is not found in the subprogram.

1139 MACRO COMND PRESENT AT TAPE MODE Alarm 2 RESET key

1149 ILLEGAL WORD IN BLOCK Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Illegal NC command was found in an NC tape.
Remedy: Correct the tape.


1150 BLOCK FORMAT ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: (1) External data output macro (PROP, PRED, PRCL).

(2) System call macro (SYSCALL).

1151 INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICE ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The tape input/output drive failed during program input/output on the EDIT screen.
Remedy: Recheck the program input/output condition (set data no. 20 to 26), tape I/O drive, and
the cable.

1152 BLOCK WITH MORE THAN 126 DIGITS PRESENT Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: A block containing more than 126 characters is detected during tape input on the EDIT
screen.
Remedy: Correct the tape.

1160 NPC COMND NO. ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
1161 NPC COMND NO. INCORRECT Alarm 2 RESET key
1162 AT PROTECT Alarm 2 RESET key
1163 O NO. EXISTENT Alarm 2 RESET key
1164 COMPILE ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
1165 PROGRAM HEAD Alarm 2 RESET key
1166 PROGRAM END Alarm 2 RESET key
1167 MEMORY SHORTAGE Alarm 2 RESET key

1180 MACRO VARIABLE NO. ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Macro variable no. not in use was used.


1181 MACRO VARIABLE VALUE ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: A macro variable not allowed was used.

1182 PROHIBITED MACRO VAL. IN THIS TYPE MACHINE Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: A macro variable not allowed was used.

1184 MACRO CALCULATION ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: In calculation equation of macro instruction, the function argument value or system vari-
able substitution value or NC code replacement value was outside of allowable range.

1185 MACRO DIVISOR IS 0 Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: In macro instruction calculation equation, the divisor was 0.

1186 MACRO CALCULATION ACCURACY ERROR (1) Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: In macro instruction calculation equation, an extremely large absolute value occurred.

1187 MACRO CALCULATION ACCURACY ERROR (2) Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: In macro instruction calculation equation, an extremely small absolute value occurred.


1196 NO O NO. IN G93 SPECIFIED Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: P_G_ were commanded successively in G93 command.

Example: G93 P_ G_
|  Defining G code
 Subprogram to be called.

1197 EXCESS NESTING OF G66 Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: G66 modal call nesting exceeding level 4.

1198 G93 SPECIFIED MORE THAN TWICE Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: G93 commanded 2 times during execution of program between resets.

1199 EXCESS NESTING OF MACRO CALL Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: In macro level 4 state, modal call by G65, G66 or G, M code with nest level limit was com-
manded.
Legend
[1] 1 Level [4] 4 Level
[2] 2 Level [5] T100: Pseudo
[3] 3 Level command code
Fig. 3-16:


1200 SUB.PRO FORMAT ERROR (L/R, B) Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Subprogram call condition exceeded allowable value range.

(1) Repetition number L/R over 9999.
(2) G26 command B value over 255.
(3) G26 command M value over 2.

1220 FORMAT ERROR OF GRAPHIC MACRO CODE Guide WARN RESET key
Description: (1) Incomplete address code is used in the G code for graphic.
(2) The PRFM command is specified without executing G400, G430 or G440.
Example: (Wrong) G400Y_;

(Correct) G400C_X_Y_;

1221 ILLEGAL INPUT DATA OF GRAPHIC MACRO CODE Guide WARN RESET key
Description: The address code in the G code for graphic is out of allowable range.
Example: (Wrong) G400C10X_Y_;

(Correct) G400C1 to 7X_Y_;

1222 ILLEGAL G CODE IN GRAPHIC MACRO CODE Guide WARN RESET key
Causes: (1) In the graphic macro program, the G code other than G400–G439 is used.
(2) In the user menu creating program by the modal plan, the G code other than G440–
G449 is used.

1223 SO MANY G CODE IN GRAPHIC MACRO CODE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: Multiple graphic macro codes G400–G439 are used in the same block.

The graphic macro code must be used in an individual block respectively.


1224 GRAPHIC MACRO CODE OUT OF DRAWING AREA Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: A graphic macro code exceeding allowable drawing range is specified in a program.
Remedy: Check and correct the program.

Allowable range:
A square block having diagonal line determined by the following coordinates.
In text coordinates: MIN (0, 1) – MAX (65, 17)
In graphic coordinates: MIN (0, 18) – MAX (527, 323)

1230 CHR’S ENTRY AREA OVERFLOW Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The number of characters of PRFM command following G440–G449 is larger than internal
memory area.
Remedy: Correct the program to decrease the number of characters of entire PRFM command.

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1500 ILLEGAL MACHING COND. SPECIFIED See Note. See Note.
Description: The programmed E no. exists, but either value of machining condition elements of that E
no. is out of the setting range.
Causes: (1) E no. having illegal machining condition element value was specified in the program.
Note: Warning 3, [WARN RESET] key
(2) E no. having illegal machining condition element value was input [IN] on the MAIN
COND or SUB or COND screen.
Note: Guide, [WARN RESET] key
Remedy: (1) Confirm E no. and M/C condition element value, and correct it on the COND LIST
screen and COND (MAIN, SUB) screen, then restart operation.
(2) Confirm E no. and M/C condition element value, and correct value on the COND LIST
screen, then input [IN] the E no. on the COND (MAIN, SUB) screen.


1501 ILLEGAL CHANGE DATA OF MACHING COND. See Note. See Note.
Description: Although each machining condition element has the setting range, the programmed ele-
ment value is out of that range.
Causes: (1) A value, character or symbol out of the setting range was enteredt [IN] in the cursor
line of either COND screen (MAIN, SUB or LIST).
(2) In the machining condition element change command (G10L10RP_;) in a program, the
value P_ specified by R_ is out of the setting range.
Note: Alarm 2, [RESET] key
Remedy: (1) Confirm the cursor position and value to be input, then input it [IN].
(2) Press the [RESET] key. Confirm R_ and P_ values, and correct it, then restasrt operation.

1502 OPTION MACHING COND. SPECIFIED See Note. See Note.
Description: Optional machining condition element was specified on the machine having no options.
Causes: (1) Optional E no. was programmed.

Note: Warning 3, [WARN RESET] key
(2) An attempt to input [IN] optional E no. was made on the COND MAIN or COND SUB
screen.
(3) An attempt to input [IN] optional element value was made on the COND MAIN or
COND SUB screen.
Remedy: (1) Check E no. and element set value, and correct either one, then restart machining.
(2) Check E no. and element set value, and correct either one.
(3) Check element set value, and correct it.

1503 E NO. NOT FOUND See Note. See Note.
Description: Unregistered E no. was specified.
Causes: (1) Unregistered E no. was programmed.

Note: Alarm 2, [RESET] key
(2) Unregistered E no. was input [IN] on the COND MAIN or SUB screen.
(3) Unregistered E no. was searched [SEARCH] on the COND LIST screen.
Remedy: (1) Press the RESET key. Check E no. and correct it, then restart machining.
(2) Check E no. and input correct E no. [IN].
(3) Check E no. and search correct E no. [SEARCH].
(4) For other than MGW-K, make sure that the wire diameter is correct.


1504 IMPOSSIBLE TO EDIT STANDART COND. Guide WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to write a machining condition element to an E no. failed, because that E no.
has Makino standard condition attribute.
Remedy: (1) Failure in writing is normal because of Makino standard condition attribute.
(2) On the MGW-K, if a condition element is to be written to that E no. overriding the at-
tribute, turn on the set data no. 336 bit0, then write it to that E No.

1505 IMPOSSIBLE TO ERASE STANDARD COND. Guide WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to erase a machining condition E no. on the COND LIST screen failed, because
that E no. has Makino standard condition attribute.
Remedy: (1) Failure in erasing is normal because of Makino standard condition attribute.
(2) On the MGW-K, if that E no. is to be erased overriding the attribute, turn on the set
data no. 336 bit3, then erase that E No.

1506 M71L COMMAND IS 0, 1 Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The L of M71L for approach function ON/OFF command is other than 0 and 1. To turn ON
the function, specify L0 or omit L, or to turn OFF the function, specify L1.
Remedy: Open the second function key screen of COND MAIN screen. Turn ON or OFF the [AP-
PROACH] key, then press [START] key. After automatic operation is finished, correct the
program.

1507 APPROACH 1 ILLEGAL MACHINING COND. Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The approach 1 machining condition specified by M17S_ is illegal. (Invalid for MGW-K)
Remedy: On the COND LIST screen, correct machining condition of E no. to be registered as ap-
proach 1 condition. Then, open the second page of COND MAIN screen, and register the
E no. of corrected machining condition with [APPROACH 1 E. NO.] key. Next, press the
[START] key.

1508 APPROACH 2 ILLEGAL MACHINING COND. Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The approach 2 machining condition specified by M17A_ is illegal. (Invalid for MGW-K)
Remedy: On the COND LIST screen, correct machining condition of E no. to be registered as ap-
proach 2 condition. Then, open the second page of COND MAIN screen, and register the
E no. of corrected machining condition with [APPROACH 2 E. NO.] key. Next, press the
[START] key.


1509 APPROACH E NO. IS E9000 – E9999 See Note. WARN RESET key
Cause: In manual or automatic run mode, an attempt to register E no. other than E9000 – E9999
as approach 1 or approach 2 condition was made. (Invalid for MGW-K)
Remedy: (1) Open the second page of COND MAIN screen, and when operating the [APPROACH 1
E NO.] or [APPROACH 2 E NO.] key:
Register again the machining condition within the range of E9000 – E9999.
(2) In the automatic run mode, if operation is stopped when M71S_A_ approach condition
is changed in a program:
Register approach 1 or 2 condition manually in the same manner as (1) above, then press
the [START] key.
REMARK In manual run mode on COND screen: Guide

During execution of M71S_A_ block in auto mode: Warning 3

1510 WRITE PROTECTED CONDITION Guide WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to write a machining condition element to E no. on the COND LIST screen
failed, because that E no. has the write protected attribute. (After MGW-K)
Remedy: (1) Failure in writing is normal by current setting because of write protected attribute.
(2) If that E no. is to be written overriding the attribute, turn on the set data no. 336 bit 1,
then write the condition element to that E No.

1511 MISTAKEN ERASE PROTECTED CONDITION Guide WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to erase a machining condition E No.on the COND LIST screen failed, because
that E no. has the accidental erasure protected attribute. (After MGW-K)
Remedy: (1) Failure in erasing is normal by current setting because of accidental erasure protected
attribute.
(2) If that E no. is to be erased overriding the attribute, turn on the set data no. 336 bit 2,
then erase that E No.

1512 ERASE PROTECTED CONDITION Guide WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to erase a machining condition E No.on the COND LIST screen failed, because
that E no. has the erasure protected attribute. (After MGW-K)
At present, there is no E no. assigned with the erase protected attribute.
Remedy: Only the E no. except the E no. assigned with the erase protected attribute can be erased.


1513 NO USER CONDITION AREA Guide WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to add E no. was made, but the user condition area is full and no more E no.
can be added. (After MGW-K)
Registrable machining conditions are total 600 conditions including Makino standard
conditions and user own conditions (Note).
REMARK 600 conditions are guaranteed minimum value. In fact, more conditions can be registered,
but the quantity (another several ten conditions) may vary depending on the software
version. This warning guide is given when this memory quantity is also full.
Remedy: Erase unnecessary E numbers, then add necessary E numbers.

Example: G10 command is used to erase and add E No.
(1) Erase unnecessary E no. (E1000-E1999) G10L22I1000J1999;
(2) Add necessary E no. (E3000-E3009) G10L20I3000J3009;

1514 EXISTING E NO. SPECIFIED Guide WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to add E no. on the COND LIST screen failed because that E no. already exists.
(After MGW-K)
Remedy: Failure in addition is normal because that E no. already exists.

To add that E no. as initial value, erase it once, then add it again.
Example: Initialize E9000 (if using G10 command)
(1) Erase E9000 (G10L22I9000;)
(2) Add E9000 (G10L20I9000;)

1521 M90 COMND ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: In M90P_Q_; block, a value out of the P0–P2 or Q0–Q1 range was specified.

1522 CANNOT CONTROL CUTOFF MACHINING Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Description: The remain/cutoff machining command was specified during radius compensation cancel
mode (G40).

1523 STOP BEFORE M08 Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: The program stopped at the head of M08 block due to a setting on the SET, M08 CON-
TROL screen.


1524 STOP AFTER M08 Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: The program stopped after movement of M08 block due to a setting on the SET, M08
CONTROL screen.

1525 MACHING SKIP UNTIL M8 BLOCK BY M90Q1 Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the M8 CONTROL screen, M17 was specified for “SHAPE PART: 1 (SKIP MACHINING)”.
If “SHAPE PART” is set to 1 (SKIP MACHINING), the machining power is not turned on until
the M8 block even though M17 was specified.
Cause: Besides a direct change on the M8 CONTROL screen, if the same N no. is set to “SHAPE N NO.” and “CUT-
OFF N NO.” of the model plan, “SHAPE PART” is set to 1 (SKIP MACHINING).

1526 M8 BLOCK DIVISION INVALID IN G40 Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: In the radius compensation cancel mode, M8 was specified with “BD BLOCK DIVISION” set
to 1 (DIVIDE) on the M8 CONTROL screen.
The M8 block divide function is invalid during radius compensation cancel mode.

1530 G10 (E) COMMAND ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
1531 G10 (L) COMMAND ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
1532 G10 (P) COMMAND ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
1533 G10 (Q) COMMAND ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
1534 G10 (R) COMMAND ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
1535 G10 (I) COMMAND ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
1536 G10 (J) COMMAND ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
1537 G10 (K) COMMAND ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
1538 G10 (G) COMMAND ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
1539 G10 (M) COMMAND ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Set value of address word (E,L,P,Q,R,I,J,K,G,M) in the G10 block (G10L10, G10L20-L23) is il-
legal. (After MGW-K)
Remedy: Check the G10 command format, and correct the program.

1540 TRANSFER CAN ONLY IN RESET MODE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the COND, MODEL SEARCH screen, an attempt to transfer the searched rough ma-
chining conditions as modal data was made though the machine is not in RESET status.
Remedy: Place the machine in RESET status, and then transfer the data as modal data.


1700 ILLEGAL FEED RATE PARAMETER Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The parameter value related to the feed rate is illegal and thus the feed rate cannot be cal-
culated.

1716 MEASURING COMND SPECIFIED AXIS ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Causes: The following errors were caused when specifying X- and Y-axes in the automatic meas-
uring by G76 to G85.
(1) G76, 77, 80: X- and Y-axes were specified. (Only one of them needs be specified.)
(2) G76–G85: No axis was specified.
(3) G83: G83 L specification or I, J specification error
(4) G79, G80, G82, G84, G85: It is necessary to specify X- and Y-axes.
(5) G83 was specified when either mirror image, axis exchange, scalling or rotation is acti-
vated (G92 miss setting prevention).

1717 MEASURING COMND ANGLE REGISTER ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The angle A numerical values of G79, G84 and G85 are other than 0 to 9.

1720 MEASURING APPROACH NEVER TOUCHED PART Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: When approach movement was made in the automatic measuring, the workpiece was not
touched.
Remedy: Check the specified value, the measuring start position and the workpiece position.
Clean the wire surface and the workpiece touch surface.

1722 MEASURING SKIP (DRY RUN, MACH LOCK, GRAPHICS) Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: At dry run, at machine lock or at graphic, skip was made due to presence of G76 to G85
(automatic measuring) command.
Remedy: Execute G76 to G85, during condition other than at dry run, at machine lock or at graphic.


1730 G86, G87 PROGRAM FORMAT ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Improper value was specified for G86/G87 command.

1731 MEASURE AND MACHINING MODE MEASURING Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed at the time of measurement start in the automatic measuring
and machining mode.

1732 G86, G87 EXCESS STOCK REMOVAL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: If the measurement result shows that the stock removal to the finish reference dimension
exceeds the set data no. 205 value, the system determines that the stock removal is too
large and stops operation.
Skip or remeasurement is determined depending on the setting of set data no. 200 bit 1.

1733 G86, G87 SKIP REMEASURING Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed when measurement was skipped by the setting of set data
No. 200 bit 1.

1734 IN MEASURE AND MACHINING MODE Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed when a proper stock removal was left by the setting of set data
no. 200 bit 2, and a machining is executed.

1735 MEASURE AND MACHINING MODE COMPLETION Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: If the measurement result shows that the stock removal to the finish reference dimension
is smaller than set data no. 206 value, the system determines that the stock removal is too
small for additional machining and ends automatic measuring and machining operation.
This case is a normal finish condition, so it is not a stop status.

1736 G86, G87 EXCESS DEVIATION OF MEASURED DIM. See Note. WARN RESET key
Cause: If difference between maximum and minimum of measured values obtained in the edge
face measurements of 5 times per side is larger than set data no. 203 value, the system
determines that measurement reliability is low and displays this message.

REMARK Operation does not go in stop status when the set data no. 200 bit 2 is set to “1”.
Bit 2
0: Machining is executed if measured values do not disperse and there is proper stock re-
moval remained. (Warning 3)
1: Only measurement is done, but not machining. (Warning 2)

1740 STOP STS BY M74, PROCESSES WERE SKIPPED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The system goes in stop status with this message displayed at the time of automatic wire
threading for the part (non-machined part) targeted by “M6 search” of additional machin-
ing function.
REMARK When operation is restarted, automatic wire threading and machining for that hole are
executed. To skip also that part, press the [M.COND.SKIP] key, then the [START] key, so that
automatic wire threading and machining for that hole are skipped.

1741 M6 SEARCHED BY M74, A.W.T. MISSED (1) Warning 1 WARN RESET key
1742 M6 SEARCHED BY M74, A.W.T. MISSED (2) Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: The part that was not targeted by “M6 search” (i.e., already machined part) at the time of
“SKIPPED MACHING” OFF is automatically targeted by the “M6 searched by M74, A.W.T.
missed (1), (2)” (i.e., skipped from machining) at the time of “SKIPPED MACHING” ON.

1800 TV ERROR AT I/O INPUT Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: Parity error in the tape vertical direction.

Parity check of one block in the vertical direction of the input tape indicated an odd num-
ber of characters in one block (from the code next to LF to LF).
Remedy: Correct the program tape or make invalid the TV check of the set data no. 0025 bit 0.

1801 TH ERROR AT I/O INPUT Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Causes: Parity error in the tape horizontal direction.

The number of holes of the character read after detecting the first CR (EIA code) or LF (ISO
code) of the input tape does not meet the following conditions.
(1) EIA code: The number of holes is odd.
(2) ISO code: The number of holes is even.
Remedy: Correct the program tape.


1802 IMPOSSIBLE TO CANCEL INPUT/OUTPUT Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: The tape input/output operation was canceled by the [RESET] key, but cancel operation
was not completed within the fixed time (0.5 s).
Remedy: (1) Retry operation, or turn on the power again.

(2) In case of frequent failure, contact to us of the trouble condition.

1810 ALL NC PROGRAMS CLEARED AT PW OFF BY MISTAKE Alarm 2 See Remedy.
Causes: The power supply was turned OFF under the following conditions.
(1) The program was closed by pushing [LIST] key in the Editing Block screen.
(2) Indexing was operating in the Editing List screen.
(3) The tape was being input in the Editing List screen.
(4) During deleting in the Editing List screen.
Remedy: Register the program again.

1811 SYS. RESERVE PRO-CLEARED AT PW OFF BY MISTAKE Alarm 2 See Remedy.
Remedy: Since the system macro (from O10000 on) is normally maintained as ROM, it is not re-
quired to register it again. When the machine is provided with a specific macro in paper
tape on floppy disk, however, re-register it.

1812 USER PROGRAM CLEARED AT PW OFF BY MISTAKE Alarm 2 See Remedy.
Remedy: Register the program again.

1813 EDIT STOPPED AT PW OFF BY MISTAKE Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The power was turned off during the program editing on the EDIT BLOCK screen.

Remedy: Reedit the O no. program which was being edited on the EDIT, LIST screen and press the
[LIST] key to close the program.

1990 BLOCK DATA ERROR (1) Alarm RESET key
Cause: Internal data check error in the NC program run system.

2000 AUTOMATIC WIRE THREADING SKIPPED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The automatic wire loading (M6, M7) was specified although the automatic wire loading
skip on the NC FUNC screen was valid or there is no automatic wire loading unit.
Remedy: Reset the automatic skip on the NC FUNC screen and press the [START] key. Alternatively,
manually make wire cutoff and loading and then press the [START] key.

2001 CLAMP LEVER OPEN Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Not used (L_SUP).

2002 WIRE REVERSE FEED TIME OVER Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: In rewinding the wire during automatic wire threading, the wire tip cannot be detected
within the wire reverse feed limit time (machine parameter no. 686). (*WT_SEN=1)
Remedy: If a wire is not rewound completely or it is caught by workpiece, remove the wire and
press the [START] key.
If a wire is not left, clean and adjust the sensor, then press the [START] key.

2003 DANCING ROLLER POSITION ABNORMAL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Not used (L_WD, L_WU).


2004 CUTTER MOTION ABNORMAL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The cutter for automatic wire threading malfunctions, or a wire cut-off cannot be con-
firmed. (WDN=0)
Remedy: Check the cutter operation (CUTTER=1) or the wire feed system. Remove the cause of cut-
off failure, and press the [START] key.

2005 WIRE WAS REVERSED BUT STILL TOUCHES WORK Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: In the automatic wire threading (NC AWT retry 1–3), the wire touch cannot be reset
(*TOUCH_B=0) though the wire is rewound up to the wire tip sensor (*WT_SEN=0).
Remedy: Check the wire feed system. Remove the cause of touch and then press the [START] key.

2006 WIRE FORWARD FEED TIME OVER Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: In the automatic wire threading (NC AWT retry 0, 1, 3), the AWT does not complete within
the wire feed limit time (machine parameter no. 693) or the wire feed length reached the
value (MGW-H, machine parameter no. 591).
Remedy: Remove the cause of failure and cut off excess wire. Then press the [START] key.

2007 AUTOMATIC WIRE THREADING RETRY OVER MAX. Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: The head moves to the next M6 point by M6 search function due to post-processing set
by set data no. 101 after AWT failure within the specified retry count or time.

2008 WIRE NOT PRESENT AT OPTICAL SENSOR (WL_SEN1) Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: When the NC function automatic wire loading retry 2 was set, there was no wire detected
on the wire path sensor at stasrt of automatic wire threading. (*WL_SEN=0)
Remedy: Set wire at the front of the wire path sensor and press the [START] key.

2009 A.W.T. RETRY TIME OVER FOR SMALL HOLE A.W.T. Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: The head moves to the next M6 point by the M6 search function due to the post-process-
ing (set data no. 101) after fine hole AWT was not completed within the specified time
(machine parameter no. 695).


2010 NO WIRE AT EDGE SENSOR (WT_SEN) Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: Upon completion of automatic wire threading, the wire was not detected at the wire tip
edge sensor. (*WT_SEN=0)
Remedy: Press the [RESET] key to restart because the AWT was completed in erroneous path, or
thread the wire manually and press the [START] key.

2011 U, V AXIS NOT ZERO BEFORE A.W.T. START (M6) Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: U- and V-axes are not at the vertical position at automatic wire loading (M6).
Remedy: Return them to the vertical position manually or by MDI operation and press the [START]
key. Even without returning to the vertical position, operation can be resumed by press
the [START] key.

2012 ILLEGAL MACHINE TYPE SELECTED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: In registering the parameters by machine type (O13900), selection of machine type (set-
ting of system parameter no. 930 bits 0–7) is improper.
Remedy: Press the [RESET] key, then confirm the model by pressing the [HELP] key for the system
parameter no. 930/no. 940 (type of amplifier: MGW-K ~), and press the [START] key with
correct values.

2013 AUTOMATIC START HOLE DEVICE NOT READY Alarm 2 RESET key

2014 SEARCH IN NEXT PROCESS M6 BY M74 Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: The process number targeted by “M6 search” inthe process skip function (M74L_) is
skipped from all subsequent operations (e.g., a part targeted by M6 search in a rough ma-
chining is prevented from a finish machining).
Remedy: Perform machining of the skipped part later (see [SKIPPED MACHING] key, M74).

2015 A.W.T. RETRY AT REFERENCE HOLE Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: The head moves to the reference position specified by M75M_Y_ and makes a new wire
leading edge via loading  cut, then again returns to the original point for automatic wire

loading retry.
This message is displayed during above operation.

2016 REFERENCE HOLE RETRY OVERTIMES Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed when the number of retry times exceeds the machine parame-
ter no. 717 setting (reference hole retry times limit, standard 3 times).

2017 MC SEQUENCE MACRO PROGRAM ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: An error occurred in the operating process of the system program “Machine sequence
macro”.

2018 AT TOUCH RETRY Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: After the wire threading succeeded, the touch sensing function checks if the wire touches
the workpiece. If it touches (*TOUCH_B=0), the wire is cut off, then threaded again.
This message is displayed during above operation.
Remedy: To disable the touch sensing function, set the set data no. 45 bit 3 to “0”.

2019 TOUCH RETRY OVERTIMES Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed when the number of retry times exceeds the machine parame-
ter no. 716 setting (touch retry times limit, standard 3 times).

2020 TANK DOOR UNLOCK Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The [TANK FILL] key (option: M. CONTROL screen or COND SUB screen) was pressed while
the work tank door was open. (*DR_OPN=0)
Remedy: Close the work tank door and operate the key.

2021 WORK TANK UPPER LIMIT Warning 3 WARN RESET key


2022 R.W.B/R.P.F. M6PQR FORMAT ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: A combination of P, Q and R is illegal.
Remedy: Program a set of P and Q or P, Q and R.

2023 TAPER MODE = 2! (= DRAW PLANE) Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: M17 (machining ON) is specified in the taper mode 2 on the NC FUNC screen.
The taper mode 2 is for checking graphic at arbitrary height of taper program, and it is
seldom used for machining, and therefore this warning message is displayed to alert the
operator, but operation is not stopped.
REMARK This warning is not displayed in the graphic mode.
Remedy: (1) If you are under graphic checking, continue operation.

(2) If you forgot to change taper mode after graphic check, press [RESET] key, then change
taper mode.

2024 SLUICE OVERTRAVEL OR MOTOR CURRENT OVER Alarm 2 RESET key
2025 SLUICE PLATE DRIVING UNIT ABNORMAL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2026 SLUICE PLATE HEIGHT CONTROLLED BY Z POS. Warning 1 WARN RESET key

2027 M28Q NUMERICAL COMND ERROR Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: The fluid level command M28Q_ is out of the allowable range for M28 (TANK FILL).
Remedy: Correct the M28 program (setting range: 0–3000 mm)

2028 CUTTER UNIT IS NOT VERTICAL OR RECESSION Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, the cutter unit is not in vertical (UPH-1) or reverse position
(UPH-2/UH-2) when the work tank starts to rise.
Remedy: Press the [RESET] key, then execute [M6 I/O RETURN] to set the cutter unit in vertical or reverse position.


2029 WIRE FORWARD FEED LENGTH OVER Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: On the machines with the wire length measuring function, automatic wire threading does
not finish though the wire feed length exceeds the parameter no. 591 set value.
Remedy: Remove a cause, then cut off excessive wire and press [START] key for restart.

2030 WATER CONDUCTIVITY DOWN Warning 2 WARN RESET key

2031 ION EXCHANGE RESIN NEEDS REPLACING Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The water conductivity is out of the set value though ion exchange has been turned on
(MION=1) for more than 24 hours.
The warning message will be displayed every 4 hours since then.
Remedy: Replace ion exchange resin.

The flow rate may be deficient due to clogged piping to the ion exchange resin.

2032 PUMPS SWITCHED OFF Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The [PUMPS OFF] key on the MACH OPE screen is turned on.
Remedy: After making sure the safety around the dielectric fluid supply unit, turn off the [PUMPS
OFF] key.

2033 WATER RESERVOIR LOW Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause : On the machine except UPH-1, the specified time has elapsed (Note) where the fluid level
in a dirty tank of dielectric fluid supply unit is below the lower float (*FLOAT2=0).
REMARK 60 seconds for MGW-J/K, MV-30 or 30 seconds for other machines.
Remedy: Add dielectric fluid.

For the machine with automatic water feeder (option), the water is fed from city water,
and stopped at the upper float (*FLOAT1=0).


2034 WATER RESERVOIR UPPER LIMIT SWITCH BROKEN Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with automatic water feeder (option), automatic water feed failed due to
faulty upper float in a dirty tank of dielectric fluid supply unit.
Causes: (1) The float signal is faulty, if the lower float in dirty tank dropped (*FLOAT2=0), then after
the specified time (Note), the upper float rises (*FLOAT1=0).
REMARK 60 seconds for MGW-J/K, MV-30 or 30 seconds for other machines.
(2) Both upper and lower floats dropped and automatic water feed valve turned on
(SVP1=1), but the upper float or lower float is left down though 10 minutes elapsed.
REMARK On the MGW-K power supply unit, the warning 2034 in (2) will not occur in the 12.2 or lat-
er versions. The water supply completes in the time set to the machine parameter No. 728
(standard 10 minutes).
Remedy: (1) Clean or replace the float.

(2) Check or replace signal lines, if 0/1 of upper float (*FLOAT1) is contradictory to up/
down position on the DIAGNOSE EIO screen.
(3) If float operation in (1) and (2) is normal, turn on the automatic water feed valve
(SVP1=1) for 10 seconds on the DIAGNOSE EIO screen, then confirm that water is fed ac-
tually. If not fed, check the water line from main valve of city water up to water filling port.
(4) Refill water automatically or manually up to proper level, then restart operation.
REMARK (1) If piping has not been connected on the machine with automatic water feeder, turn off
the system parameter no. 0934 bit 0, and turn off and on the power switch to feed the wa-
ter in manual mode.
(2) Please contact us for further information.

2035 WATER RESERVOIR FILTER NEEDS REPLACING Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machines with the MGW-J/K/JP/MV-30, the water filter reached its life.
(PR_OVER1=0)
Or, an attempt to restart the operation was made without turning on/off the [PUMPS OFF]
key.
Cause: Water filter is clogged.
Remedy: Turn ON the [PUMPS OFF] key on the MACH OPE screen, then replace the water filter. Af-
ter replacement, turn OFF the [PUMPS OFF] key. Be sure to turn ON/OFF the [PUMPS OFF]
key.

2036 A.W.T. JET FILTER NEEDS REPLACING Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Not used (*PR_OVER2).


2037 UPPER HEAD SUBMERGED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with FILL function, the upper head submerged detection float rose.
(*W_OVHEAD=0)
Cause: The fluid level during filling is too high, compared to upper head height.
Remedy: Submerged upper head results in short lifetime.

Turn on the [TANK FILL] key, lower the fluid level so that upper head is not submerged,
then restart.

2038 CLEAN RESERVOIR LOW Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2039 START SUPPLYING TO CLEAN TANK FOR TANK FILL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2040 CHANGE SLUDGE BAG Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2041 BACK FLUSHED Warning 3 WARN RESET key

2042 WORK TANK FLUID LEVEL LOW Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2/W-PG1, the fluid level in the work tank lowers during the
[FLUID] key ON, and the float lowers accordingly. (UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2: F_FLT=0,
W-PG1:F_FLAT=0)
Cause: The dielectric fluid supply unit is faulty, float malfunctions, or fluid filter is clogged.
Remedy: In case of frequent failure, contact to us of the trouble condition.

2043 WAIT UNTIL WORK TANK FLUID LEVEL UP Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, this message is displayed while the float now on low level ris-
es up to the specified level. (F_FLT=0)

2044 WORK TANK UP/DOWN MOTOR OVERLOAD Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: On the MGW-J/K or MV-30 with the work tank elevator, the work tank failed.
(MGW-J:W_GATE_AL:1 MGW-K/MV-30:TNK_INV_AL)


2045 WORK TANK POSITION IS BELOW FILL LOWER LIMIT Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: On the PF-32, the work tank height is below 130 mm (machine parameter no. 7670) dur-
ing a tank fill operation.
Remedy: Rais the work tank over 130 mm, then execute the tank fill operation.

2046 WATER MODE ALLOWING FLUSHING AT TANK FILL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: On the machine with MGW-G/MGW-J and the work tank elevator, only the [WATER] key
was turned on without turning on the [TANK FILL] key though the WATER mode in which
the flushing is possible with a full tank only is selected.
Remedy: Turn on the [TANK FILL] key, then the [WATER] key.
Or, change the setting of set data no. 106 “FLUSHING ALLOWABLE WATER MODE AT TANK
FILL” to make flushing possible at any time, the press the [RESET] key to turn on the [WA-
TER] key.

2047 NO PALLET IN CHUCK Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Not used (CHUCK_CLMP).

2048 ION EXCHANGED OFF Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: The [ON OFF] key on the MACH OPE screen is turned on (replacing ion exchange resin
during automatic operation).
Remedy: Turn off this key when replacement of ion exchange resin is finished.

2049 WATER IS OFF Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The [MACHING POWER] key on the MACH OPE screen is inactive during water off mode.
(After MGW-K)
Remedy: The [MACHING POWER] key on the MACH OPE screen is active only when the [WATER
ON] is turned on.


2050 WATER RESERVOIR 1 FILTER NEEDS REPLACING Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2051 WATER RESERVOIR 2 FILTER NEEDS REPLACING Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with additional filters (optional), the filter pressure exceeds the tolerance
(machine parameter no. 898) when the water filter 1 or 2 is used.
Cause: Filter is clogged with chips, etc.
Remedy: Depending on the filter mode used during failure, perform as follows.
(1) In the case of fixed filter 1 mode, change mode to fixed filter 2 and restart, then re-
place the filter 1.
(2) In the case of fixed filter 2 mode, change mode to fixed filter 1 and restart, then re-
place the filter 2.
(3) In the case of automatic filter switching mode, operation is not stopped, but another
filter is automatically selected.
REMARK If currently selected filter is replaced, be sure to turn on the [PUMPS OFF] key.

2052 WATER RESERVOIR 1, 2 FILTERS NEED REPLACING Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with additional filters (optional), the pressure of both filters exceeds the
tolerance (machine parameter no. 898) when both water filters 1 and 2 are used.
Cause: Filters are clogged with chips, etc.
Remedy: Turn on the [PUMPS OFF] key, replace both filters, reset the [PUMPS OFF] key, then restart.

2053 FILTER PRESSURE SENSOR ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the MU43 or MUQ32, the value sensed by filter pressure sensor is too low.
With this warning, the filter pump speed becomes constant speed (50 Hz).
Cause: Filter pressure sensor is defective or malfunctions.

Values of “AD-IN10 – AD-IN17” is below 80% of machine parameter no. 902.
Remedy: After machining is finished, turn on/off the [PUMPS OFF] key, then reset the warning stastus.
If this failure occurs again, contact to us of the trouble condition.


2054 WATER OVERFLOW TO PUMPS STOP Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The water flowed over the work tank when the FLUID or TANK FILL key on the W-PG1 is
turned on.
Causes: (1) Unbalanced tank filling and drain causes the water level to rise gradually.
(2) The rapid feed pump did not stop due to faulty float.
(3) The water leaked from work tank by a centrifugal force during C-axis rotation.

2055 AUTO SUPPLY START Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with MGW-J or MGW-K attached with the tank fill function and dielectric fluid automatic add-
ing function, this message is displayed to indicate that the total fluid volume in the dielectric fluid supply unit
is checked when the M28 (tank fill ON) is executed or the [OPT. TANKFILL] key on COND SUB screen or
MACH OPE screen is turned on, if the set data no. 57 bit 4 is set to ON (standard setting OFF).

2056 AUTO SUPPLY COMPLETION Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: This message indicates that the fluid volume was checked in the above no. 2055, and au-
tomatic fluid addition by the amount of shortage has completed.

2057 AUTO SUPPLY STOP Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: This message indicates that the low fluid level was detected in the above no. 2055, but au-
tomatic fluid addition is not executed because of faulty upper level float.
Causes: (1) In the previous automatic fluid addition, the upper level float in dirty tank was not
turned on (*FLOAT=0) within the max. fluid feed time.
(2) The upper level float in dirty tank is faulty.
Remedy: The float will be faulty or disconnected. Contact to us of the trouble condition.

2058 MACHING IS POSSIBLE IN WORK TANK FILLED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the EU64, an attempt to turn on the [MACHING POWER] key was made though the
[TANK FILL] key is in OFF status.
Remedy: Turn on the [TANK FILL] key first, then turn on the [MACHING POWER] key.


2059 FILLING-OFF IS IMPOSSIBLE IN MC POWER ON Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the EU64, an attempt to turn off the [TANK FILL] key was made though the [MACHING
POWER] key is in ON status.
Remedy: Turn off the [MACHING POWER] key first when turning off the [TANK FILL] key.

2060 PLEASE CONFIRM WIRE CUTOFF CONDITION Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2061 PLEASE CONFIRM WIRE THREADING CONDITION Warning 3 WARN RESET key

2062 PLEASE M6 I/O RETURN Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, the I/O signal for M6 (automatic wire threading) is out of the
wire threading position.
Remedy: At the power ON, or if M6 is interrupted, press the [RESET] key, then turn on the [M6 I/O
RETURN] key on the RUN MANUAL screen.

2063 WIRE BREAK IN M06 Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, when automatic wire threading finished, a continuity check
between L/M shafts and energizing plate found a wire break.
Cause: A wire was broken when it was inserted in the guide and the guide closed.
Remedy: As a wire debris may be pinched in the wire guide, clean the wire guide, then restart op-
eration.
When this trouble occurs frequently, please contact to us of the trouble condition.

2064 M6 Y POSITION INCORRECT Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, an attempt to start automatic wire threading was made
though the Y axis machine coordinate is below 90.0mm (UPH-1) or 110.0mm (UPH-2/UH-
2).
Remedy: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, automatic wire threading with the Y axis position below the
value mentioned above will cause the interference between workpiece and cutter unit.
First move the Y axis machine coordinate to the position over 90.0mm (UPH-1) or
110.0mm (UPH- 2/UH-2), then perform automatic wire threading.


2065 NONCONTACT POINT SEARCHING EXECUTION Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when the noncontact point search function is operating.

2066 NONCONTACT POINT SEARCHING COMPLETION Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: The noncontact point search function found a noncontact point, then the operation
stopped there.
Remedy: Restart operation to execute the program.

2067 NONCONTACT POINT NOT FOUND Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The noncontact point search function could not find a noncontact point within the speci-
fied range (parameter no. 328 set value), then the operation stopped.
Remedy: (1) Change the search limit (parameter no. 328), and execute again the noncontact point
search function.
(2) Correct the program.

2070 UPPER HEAD WATER PRESS. LOW Guide WARN RESET key
2071 LOWER HEAD WATER PRESS. LOW Guide WARN RESET key
Description: On the EQF5, in the water mode 6 for MF high speed machining, the upper or lower head
water pressure does not rise up to the value set to machine parameter no. 7656 (HIGH
PRESS. PUMP PRESS. MODE LOWER LIMIT).
Causes: (1) MF high speed nozzle has worn.

(2) MF high speed nozzle has been broken.
(3) Gap between nozzle and workpiece is over 0.5 mm.
(4) There is not workpiece between upper and lower heads.
(5) There is a spot face or slit in workpiece.
(6) Machining started from edge face.
Remedy: For (1) to (3), check the position of upper or lower head and the workpiece condition as
well as checking of MF high speed nozzle.


2072 UPPER HEAD PUMP ROTATION FREQ. LIMIT Guide WARN RESET key
2073 LOWER HEAD PUMP ROTATION FREQ. LIMIT Guide WARN RESET key
Description: On the EQF5, in the water mode 8 for MF high speed machining, the pump speed was
lowered to the value set to the machine parameter no. 7657 (HIGH PRESS. PUMP ROTA-
TION FREQ. LIMIT) because the pump speed that could destroy the upper or lower head if
the circuit is completely closed by a workpiece, etc. was specified.
Cause: Faulty parameter setting for water mode 8 for MF high speed machining (machine parameters no. 887, 888).
Remedy: Set smaller parameter value of water mode 8 for MF high speed machining than machine
parameter no. 7657 (HIGH PRESS. PUMP ROTATION FREQ. LIMIT).

2101 MEASUREMENT IMPOSSIBLE.WIRE TOUCHES WORK Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: While wire and the machine were in touch, measurment was attempted.
Remedy: Detach the wire, then perform again the touch sensing operation.

2102 EIS ALARM (2)

2103 APPROACH CYCLE ERROR AT MEASURING Alarm 3 RESET key
Cause: Illegal interruption occurred during touch sensing operation. (EIS card side)
Remedy: Repeat touch sensing operation.

2200 ARM NOT STANDBY POSITION Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, with the core removing unit (option), the core removing cyl-
inder is not returned to the reverse position. (C_CYL_ARET_LS=0)

2201 ARM LOWER LIMIT SW. OFF Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2202 ARM POSITION INCORRECT Warning 3 WARN RESET key


2205 M73 FORMAT ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The address word following the core removing command M73 is illegal. On the UPH-1/
UPH-2/UH-2, the L value is other than 0 and 1.

2206 M73 APPROACH ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key

2207 M73 TIME ELAPSED ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, with the core removing unit (option), the END signal is not
returned within the specified time.

2210 STOP STS DUE TO M73 Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Causea: (1) On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, the M73 was specified in the graphic or dry run mode.
(2) On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, the M73 was executed though the optional unit is not at-
tached.
Remedy: Remove the core by hand if it remains. Then, press the [START] key.

2211 POWER FAILURE DURING M73 Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, power failed during core following operation.
Remedy: Remove the core by hand if it remains. Then, press the [START] key.

2215 INVALID M73P1 BEFORE M73S1 Alarm 2 RESET key
2216 INVALID M73P0 BEFORE M73P1 Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2217 SLUG NOT PRESENT AT MAGNET Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2218 INPUT NOZZLE LEN. BEYOND LIMITS Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2219 M73 PROHIBITED AREA Warning 3 WARN RESET key


2300 +X EDGE MEASURING Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2301 –X EDGE MEASURING Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2302 +Y EDGE MEASURING Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2303 –Y EDGE MEASURING Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2304 HOLE CENTER Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2305 VERTICAL ALIGNMENT Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2306 WORK ZERO RETURN Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2307 MACHINE HOME Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2308 M6 POINT RETURN Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2309 AT M6 Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2310 M6 SHIFT RETURN Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2311 AT M7 Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2312 –Z AXIS EDGE FACE POSITIONING Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2313 C AXIS CENTERING Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2314 AT M6 I/O RETURN Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2315 START POSITION RETURN Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: The function displayed is being executed by the one-touch key operation.
Remedy: Confirm that correct key was pressed.

If a wrong key was pressed, stop the operation by pressing either [STOP], [RESET], or
[EMERGENCY STOP] key.

2320 Z WORK ZERO RETURN? yes:START key no:RESET Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with automatic Z axis, in executing the work zero return operation with
the function key, operation may be stopped before the Z axis moves, accompanied by this
warning message.
Cause: This warning occurs only if the set data no. 0057 bits 6 and 7 are both set to “1” (selectable
by the user).
Remedy: Press the [START] key if the Z axis is to be returned to the work zero point after it stopped
by the warning.
Or, if the Z axis is not to be returned, press the [RESET] key, then change the setting of set
data no. 0057.

2321 IF COEFF. REVISED? yes:START KEY no:RESET –– ––
2322 TAPER ANGLE 3~15 DEGREE –– ––


2325 C MACHINE HOME? yes:START KEY no:RESET Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2326 C WORK ZERO RETURN? yes:START KEY no:RESET Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2327 C M6 POSITION RETURN? yes:START KEY no:RESET Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with C axis, the operation was performed with the one-touch keys (Note)
while the set data no. 0059 “FUNCTION SELECTION 9” bit6 is 0 and bit7 is 1.
REMARK The one-touch keys refer to MACHINE HOME, WORK ZERO RETURN, and M6 P. RETURN.
Remedy: After the operation stopped with this warning message, press [START] key if the C axis re-
turned to the work zero point, M6 point, reference point, or start point.
If the C axis is not to be moved, press the [RESET] key, then change the set data No. 0059
setting.

2330 WORK DRYING OFF Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: This message indicates that the work drying off command (executed by pseudo code
M200) was executed to the work drying function (optional).
Remedy: Make sure that the desired command was specified.

2331 WORK DRYING ON Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: This message indicates that the work drying off command (executed by pseudo code
M201) was executed to the work drying function (optional).
Remedy: Make sure that the desired command was specified.

2344 SUCTION NOZZLE ADJUSTMENT (O13904) Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, this message is displayed when the maintenance program
(O13904) to adjust a clearance between suction nozzle of automatic wire threader and left
side of workpiece is executed.
Remedy: Adjust the clearance to 0.2 to 0.4 mm when the suction nozzle comes to the right side and
the operation stops. The suction nozzle will return to the left if the [START] key is pressed.

2400 TENSION ADJUSTMENT COMPLETED Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed at the end of second measurement (message no. 2402) of wire
tension ajustment macro (O13901) stored in the ROM on the MGW-J or MGW-K.
If the message no. 2400 is displayed, the tension set values of machine parameters
(No. 0780–0795) have already been updated.

Remedy: After completion of all adjustment, record the updated set values of machine parameters
(No. 0780–0795).

2401 MEASURE 1ST TENSION Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2402 MEASURE 2ND TENSION Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2403 MEASURE 3RD TENSION Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2404 MEASURE 4TH TENSION Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed while the wire tension adjustment macro (O13901) stored in the
ROM on the MGW-J or MGW-K are being executed.
Remedy: Measure wire tension following the instruction given in the Instruction Manual “Opera-
tion”.
After completion of macro, record updated setting values of machine parameters
(No. 0780–0795).

2405 TANK MUST BE FILLED BEFORE SENSING Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: This message will be displayed when the tank filling and measurement (optional function
for MGW-J, or standard function for MGW-K) starts.
Remedy: Check the work tank position, and then execute the tank filling and measurement. If the
work tank position is low, raise it and execute the tank filling and measurement again.

2410 TIMEUP OF PERIODICAL TENSION ADJUSTMENT Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2411 PERIODICAL TENSION ADJUSTMENT STARTED Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2412 PERIODICAL TENSION ADJUSTMENT COMPLETED Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2413 WIRE BREAK AT TENSION ADJUSTMENT Alarm 2 RESET key
2414 RANGE OVER AT TENSION ADJUSTMENT Alarm 2 RESET key
2415 EXCESS TENSION ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2416 TENSION ADJUSTMENT PROHIBITED (THIN WIRE) Alarm 2 RESET key
2420 AUTO TENSION ADJUSTMENT EXECUTED Warning 1 WARN RESET key

2430 LESS WIRE REMAINS Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when the wire winding amount on wire winding shaft (P shaft)
of W-PG1 reaches the limit. (WP_FUL=1)
Remedy: After machining is finished, remove the wire bobbin set to the wire winding shaft (P shaft)
and set an empty bobbin.


2431 TENSION CONTROL ALARM Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The wire tensioning unit is on the W-PG1 is faulty. (TN_OVER=1)

Replacement of the part of wire tensioning unit will necessary.

2432 WIRE IS NOT FED WITH WINDING SHAFT RELEASED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, the wire feed was attempted (by [WIRE FEED] key, M17 or
MEASURE-MENT, etc.) though the wire winding shaft is not engaged completely
(M_UP_LS=0).
Cause: The wire feed with the wire winding shaft released disorders meshing of gears on wire
winding shaft.
This failure will occur after auto wire threading is interrupted.
Remedy: Press the [RESET] key, then turn on the [M6 I/O RETURN] key on RUN, MANUAL screen.

2800 M66W-M68W CODE MISSING (AWC RANDOM OFF) Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: M66W_~M68W_ were started in the AWC Sequential mode with the [AWC RANDOM] key
on the MACH OPE, AWC screen turned OFF and the set data no. 135: FUNC SELECTION 10,
bit 4 set to OFF.
Remedy: (1) Correct the program (change the AWC command to the one for Sequential mode (no
W command)).
(2) If AWC is to be executed in the random mode, turn on [AWC RANDOM] key on MACH
OPE, AWC screen, and restart M66W_ ;. (This key can be turned on in the MAN RUN mode
only.)
REMARK Initially, the AWC mode has been set to free change mode.
Normally, use the AWC in the free change mode (set data no. 135: FUNC SELECTION 10,
bit 4 ON).
(Free change mode: Sequential and Random commands can be specified with the M
codes only.)

2801 M66W-M68W or M66P-M68P CODE MISSING Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: (1) In the AWC mode other than Sequential mode, M66W_~M68W_ commands were
started with the W_ value larger than the set value of machine parameter no. 7900: NO. OF
AWC WORKS/PALLETS.
(2) In the AWC Random mode, M66~M68 were started without W command with the
[AWC RANDOM] key on the MACH OPE, AWC screen turned ON and the set data No. 135:
FUNC SELECTION 10, bit4 set to OFF.

Remedy: (1) Specify M66W_~M68W_ commands within the set value of machine parameter
No. 7900.
(2) If AWC is performed in the Sequential mode, delete W_ of M66W_~M68W_ com-
mands, then restart.
REMARK Initially, the AWC mode has been set to free change mode. Normally, use the AWC in the
free change mode (set data no. 135: FUNC SELECTION 10, bit4 ON).
(Free change mode: Sequential and Random commands can be specified with the M codes only.)
REMARK For the 4-work or 3-work AWC, make a program with the value subtracted by 1 from the
set value of machine parameter No. 7900: NO. OF AWC WORKS/PALLETS.

2802 AWC MOVE POSITION ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Start condition is not satisfied when executing AWC command (M66, M67 or M68).
Cause: (1) The spindle is not at AWC work change position set to the machine parameter
No. *070 [2ND ZERO POINT] or no. *071 [*3RD ZERO POINT].
(2) In the gripper movement (magazine  spindle), the spindle positions in the range:
X-axis, machine PRM no. 1070-42.0 (mm)
Y-axis, machine PRM no. 2070-40.0 (mm)
from the AWC work change position. (AWC16 only)
Remedy: For both (1) and (2), press the [RESET] key and restart operation.
If this error recurs frequently, contact to us of the trouble condition. (In such a case, give
us information on macro variable value #510 (displayed on RUN PROG, MACRO DATA
screen) so that a cause will be known.)

2803 MODAL W SET VALUE ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: In AWC automatic operation, illegal value was set to modal W.

(W=0 {see Note} or value larger than the set value of machine parameter no. 7900: NO. OF
AWC WORKS/PALLETS)
Remedy: Re-set the modal W to the value within the set value of machine parameter no. 7900: NO.
OF AWC WORKS/PALLETS, then retry AWC automatic operation.
REMARK This message is displayed only when M67 or M68 was started.
(M66 executes work loading only.)

2804 AWC START COND. NOT SATISFIED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: A failure occurred during operation with AWC automatic run M codes M66/M67/M68.
Cause: (1) In the AWC magazine work check, a work is present in the spindle though it should not
exist on the spindle side.
(2) In the AWC magazine work check, a work is not present in the spindle though it should
exist on the spindle side.

(3) During AWC operation, each axis has not returned to the specified position (machine
parameter no. *070 “2ND ZERO POINT” and no. *071 “3RD ZERO POINT”).
(4) An attempt to move the arm was made with the gripper unclamped or the magazine
in forward position. (AWC16 only)
Remedy: (1) Confirm the presence of work on the magazine side, correct the machining program,
and restart the program. (Remedy for causes (1) and (2))
(2) Turn off and on the power once, then turn on the [MACHINE HOME] key on the RUN
MANUAL screen to return each axis to the reference point, and restart the program. (Rem-
edy for cause (3))
If this alarm recurs, please contact us.
(3) Move the arm to the magazine side and the clamp the gripper manually, then restart
the program. (Remedy for cause (4))
If this alarm recurs, please contact us.
REMARK To make troubleshooting easier, please let us know the macro variable #510 value (this
can be confirmed on the RUN PROG, MACRO screen) when getting in touch with us.

2805 VALID IN AWC SAFETY COVER OPEN Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with AWC safety cover (AWC16 only), the cover was opened, so that man-
ual work change becomes ready the even during automatic operation.

2806 M66-M68 INTERRUPTED BY AWC SAFETY COVER OPEN Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: M66~M68 stopped because AWC safety cover was opened during operation of
M66~M68. (AWC16 only)
The operation related to AWC is disabled during operation of M66~M68.
Remedy: To restart the operation, close the AWC safety cover and turn on the [START] key.

2807 CANNOT AWC SAFETY COVER CLOSE DURING OPERATE Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/W-PG1 with the AWC safety cover (optional), an attempt to perform AWC
related manual operation was made with the AWC safety cover closed.
Remedy: Open the AWC safety cover when performing the AWC operation manually.

2808 CANNOT M66-M68 DURING OPERATION Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: During operation of M66~M68, a function key on MACH OPE, AWC screen, or a switch
was operated.
The AWC operation is disabled during operation of M66~M68.


2809 ONLY VALID IN MANUAL MODE Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: During auto run mode (MDI RUN or MEM RUN), a function key on switch that is only valid
in manual mode (Note) was operated.
REMARK MDI RUN or MEM RUN  MAN RUN (including manual interruption).

2810 MC RUN TIME OUT (1) Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Causes: The operation listed below is not completed within the predetermined time.
MC RUN TIME OUT (1) Wire feed, auto wire threading control
MC RUN TIME OUT (2) Fluid, tank control
MC RUN TIME OUT (3) AWC control
MC RUN TIME OUT (4) Pallet magazine control
MC RUN TIME OUT (5) Pallet magazine control
Remedy: The solenoid, pump or limit switch will be faulty. Contact to us of the trouble condition.
In such a case, give us information on macro variable values #510 (displayed on RUN
PROG, MACRO DATA screen) so that a cause will be known.

2815 MAGAZINE UPPER MODE Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/W-PG1 with the 16-work AWC, this message indicates that the AWC mag-
azine is in the forward position.
Remedy: Move the magazine to the backward position, as the magazine rotation and M66~M68
commands are disabled if the AWC magazine is in forward position.

2816 GRIPPER CLAMP Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2 with the 16-work AWC, the gripper cannot expand toward
the magazine because the gripper is closed.
Remedy: First unclamp the gripper, then advance it. (Turn on the [GRIPPER UNC/CLAMP] key on the
MACH OPE, AWC screen.)


2817 FLUID TANK UPPER MODE Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, this message indicates that the work tank is in upper position
when AWC manual operation is performed.
Remedy: Move the work tank down, and then perform AWC manual operation.

2818 PREVENTIVE SPINDLE & GRIPPER, MAGAZINE CLASH Warning 1 WARN RESET key
2819 PREVENTIVE MAGAZINE & GRIPPER CLASH Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/ UH-2/W-PG1, when the AWC magazine zero return (3- or 4-work
AWC) or the arm movement (16-work AWC) is attempted, the magazine or arm cannot
move because the X or Y axis is within –40.00 mm position from the work change position.
Remedy: Retract the X/Y axis over 40.00 mm from the work change position (set values of machine
parameter no. 1070/2070), then return the magazine to the zero point or move the arm.

2820 M63S CODE MISSING Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2 with the spinning head, the rotation ON command M63S_ is
wrong.
Remedy: Check the M63S_ command in the program, and correct the program so that the com-
mand is in a range of M63S00~S15.

2821 SPINDLE NO. RANGE OVER Warning 3 WARN RESET key

2822 WORK UNCLAMP PROHIBITED AREA Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2 with the spinning head or index head, an attempt to load/un-
load the work holder was made at the position where the work holder loading/unloading
is prohibited.
Remedy: For the spinning head, first start the M62 command, then load/unload the work holder.
For the index head, first execute M60P1 or C-axis reference point return (UPH- 2/UH-2
only), then load/unload the work holder.


2823 SPINDLE START POSITION ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2 with the spinning head, the spinning was attempted at the
position out of the X axis spinning allowable range. (Spinning allowable range, UPH-1: X
axis machine coordinate 30.0~90.0 mm, UPH-2/UH-2: X axis machine coordinate 10.0~
270.0 mm)
Remedy: Move the X axis within the spinning allowable range, and then operate the spinning head.

2824 AWC START COND. NOT SATISFIED (SPINDLE MODE) Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2 with the spinning head, an attempt to start the AWC M code
(M66-M68) was made though the spinning head is unclamped.
Remedy: Execute M62 command (clamp the spinning head), then start M66-M68.

2825 SPINDLE UNCLAMP MODE Warning 1 See Remedy.
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2 with the spinning head, the spinning head is unclamped.
Remedy: This message cannot be reset by the [RESET] or [WARN RESET] key.
Execute the M62 command to clamp the spinning head.

2826 M60 CODE MISSING Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2 with the index head, the index command M60 is wrong.
Remedy: Check the M60 command in the program and correct the program.

2827 P.F. DURING M66-M68 R.P.F.? yes: START, no: RESET Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2 with AWC unit, the power failed during execution of
M66~M68.
Remedy: After confirming that AWC equipment does not interfere with axes on workpiece, press
the START key to execute the power failure recovery operation.
If interference is expected, press the [RESET] key and return manually the AWC equipment
to the home position to avoid interference between AWC equipment and axes or work-
piece. (To operate the AWC equipment, open the MACH OPE screen and AWC screen.)


2828 NOT ZERO RETURN AWC MAGAZINE Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2/W-PG1 with AWC unit, AWC magazine zero return operation
has not been completed.
Remedy: Perform the AWC magazine zero return operation (turn on the [MAGAZINE ZERO RTN]
key on the MACH OPE, AWC screen).

2829 TURNING-OVER POS. OF GRIPPER IS AWC MAGAZINE Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-2/UH-2 with the 16-work AWC unit, manual magazine index operation is dis-
abled because the gripper turning position is on the magazine side.
Remedy: Turn the gripper toward the spindle side. (Turn on the [GRIPPER TURN] key on the MACH
OPE, AWC screen)

2830 GRIPPER FORWARD MODE Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-2/UH-2 with the 16-work AWC unit, manual magazine index operation is dis-
abled because the gripper is in the forward position.
Remedy: Reverse the gripper, then turn the gripper toward the spindle side.
(Turn on the [GRIPPER ADV/RET] key, then [GRIPPER TURN] key on the MACH OPE, AWC
screen.)

2831 SHUTTER IS CLOSED Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-2/UH-2 with the 16-work AWC unit, the shutter is closed when an attempt to
move the arm was made.
Remedy: Open the shutter, then move the arm. (Turn on the [SHUTTER] key on the MACH OPE,
AWC screen.)

2832 TURN OVER IN GRIPPER Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-2/UH-2 with the 16-work AWC unit, an attempt to advance/retract the grip-
per was made but the gripper turn position is not on the magazine side.
Remedy: Move the arm to the magazine side, then turn the gripper toward the magazine side.
(Turn on the [ARM ] key, then [GRIPPER TURN] key on the MACH OPE, AWC screen.)


2833 MOVE ARM TO SIDE OF AWC MAGAZINE Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: Description: On the UPH-2/UH-2 with the 16-work AWC unit, an attempt to advance/re-
tract the gripper was made but the arm position is not on the magazine side.
Remedy: Move the arm to the magazine, and turn the gripper toward the magazine side.
(Turn on the [ARM ] key, then [GRIPPER TURN] key on the MACH OPE, AWC screen.)

2834 AWC MAGAZINE IS DURING OPERATION Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-2/UH-2 with the 16-work AWC, an attempt to turn the gripper and to ad-
vance/retract the gripper was made during operation of magazine.
Remedy: Perform the gripper operation after the magazine operation finished.

2835 GRIPPER ADVANCE MODE Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-2/UH-2 with the 16-work AWC, an attempt to move the arm was made with
the gripper in advance position.
Remedy: Move the gripper in the retract position, then move the arm.
(Turn on the [GRIPPER ADV/RET]  [GRIPPER TURN]  [ARM ] key on the MACH OPE,
AWC screen.)

2836 ARM IS DURING OPERATION Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-2/UH-2 with the 16-work AWC, an attempt to operate the arm, gripper, or
magazine was made while the arm was moving.
Remedy: Operate the arm, gripper, or magazine after the arm movement finished.

2837 CANNOT AWC SAFETY COVER OPEN DURING OPERATE Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-2/UH-2 with the AWC safety cover (optional), an attempt to perform AWC re-
lated manual operation was made with the AWC safety cover left open.
Remedy: Close the AWC safety cover when AWC related manual operation is performed.

2838 INDEX INTERFERENCE CHECK? YES: START, NO: RESET Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-2/UH-2 with the index head, this message is displayed by setting the set data
no. 136 bit 6 to ON to prevent interference between machine and work holder during in-

dex head zero return at the power failure recovery operation, or during movement to the
wire threading position at the wire break recovery operation, or during AWC operation.

2840 LIFT UP THE WORK TANK Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-2/UH-2 with the chuck fixed type spinning head, the work tank is in down
position when the cooling function is turned on.
Remedy: Move up the work tank, and then turn on the cooling function for the spinning head.

2901 PORTABLE (FPB) NOT CONNECTED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2902 PORTABLE (FPB) OUTPUT ERROR (1) Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2903 PORTABLE (FPB) OUTPUT ERROR (2) Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2904 PORTABLE (FPB) INPUT ERROR (1) Warning 3 WARN RESET key
2905 PORTABLE (FPB) INPUT ERROR (2) Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: Loose cable connection between VOH card and FPB (portable operation panel), faulty
VOH card or FPB, or faulty connection cable.
Remedy: After checking the connection cable, turn on the power switch again.
If this error occurs frequently, contact to us of the trouble condition.

2990 CUSTOM MACRO MESSAGE 0
Description: There are fixed message registered in system software that are available to users.
Cause: The following command was specified in the custom macro program.
Example:
# variable no. (3000–3002) = Message no. (2990–2999)
#3002 = 2990; Message no. 2990 is displayed in yellow, and operation is not stopped.
(Warning level 1)
#3001 = 2991; Message no. 2991 is displayed in yellow, and operation is stopped.
(Warning level 3)
#3000 = 2992; Message no. 2992 is displayed in red, and operation is stopped.
(Alarm level 2)
Remedy: Check the custom macro program.


3000 BREAK (CB2 – CB5) TRIPPED Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Either of CB2, CB3, CB4 or CB5 circuit breaker was turned OFF. (*MAL1=0)
Cause: Overcurrent in either of the following.

Cause Set current
CB2 200V line overcurrent of fan, etc. 5A
CB3 100V AC overcurrent 6A
CB4 24V power supply overcurrent 10A
CB5 Halogen lamp overcurrent 5A
Table 3-3:
Remedy: Remove the cause of trip and put the notch to reset.
If reset is impossible, contact to us.

3001 THERMAL (K3 – K6) TRIPPED Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Either of K3, K4, K5, or K6 thermal switch was turned off. (*MAL2=0)
Overcurrent flowed into either of the following components.
Cause Set current
K3 Filter pump motor overcurrent 4A
K4 Flush pump overcurrent, faulty inverter 10A
K5 Ion exchange pump motor overcurrent 1A
K6 Machining power related fault 10A
Table 3-4:
Remedy: Remove the cause of trip and press the button to reset.

3007 SEARCH POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Faulty AVR in the search power causes overvoltage. (FVAL11=1)
Cause: Defective CVC card


3008 SEARCH POWER OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: The temperature of cooling fan for search power supply exceeds 85°C. (*FOH11=1)
Cause: Defective CVC card

3009 BOOSTER BREAKER OFF Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Additional CVC unit for the machining power booster is faulty. (*FOH12=0)

3010 MAIN POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Overvoltage was caused due to fault of the main AVR in the main power. (FVAL21=1)
Causes: (1) Defective CVC card

(2) Faulty FET (TR1)

3011 MAIN POWER OVERHEAT OR CB20 TRIP Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: The temperature of cooling fan for main power supply exceeds 85°C. Or, CB20 is turned
off. (*TRAL11=0)
Causes: (1) Insufficient cooling

Faulty cooling fan (it is installed under the CPA2 unit).
(2) Defective CVC card
(3) Overcurrent flowed into CB20 (input of CVC unit) (8A or 10A).
(a) Faulty FET (TR1)
(b) Faulty rush current preventive circuit (CIO3 card, CVC unit)

3012 EXTERNAL MAIN POWER OVERHEAT OR CB20 TRIP Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Additional CVC unit for machining power booster is faulty. (*TRAL12=0)


3013 BACK POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT Alarm 2 RESET key
3014 BACK POWER, UNDER VOLTAGE LIMIT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Faulty AVR for back power allows input voltage to exceed the specified range. (FVAL31,
FVAL41)
Causes: (1) Faulty CVC card.

(2) Faulty FET (TR2).

3015 BACK POWER CHARGE TIME UP Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: The charge end signal cannot be detected due to faulty back power.
Causes: (1) The voltage of C1 in CVC unit does not rise.

(a) Faulty rectifier (SB1).
(b) SW1 on the CIO3 card is turned off.
(2) The voltage of C4 in CVC unit does not rise.
(a) Faulty FET (TR2).
(b) Defective CVC card.
(c) Defective CPA2 unit.

3017 PEAK CURRENT OVER Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Current flow between poles exceeded the specified value. (IP-AL=1)
Causes: (1) Defective CPG card.

(2) Defective CPA unit and CPA card.

3018 CPA UNIT OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Temperature of the cooling fan in the CPA unit exceeded 85°C. (*CAP-AL=0)
Causes: (1) Insufficient cooling.

(a) Faulty cooling fan
(b) Clogged filter
(2) Faulty FET drive circuit.


3021 CRYSTAL UNIT OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Temperature of the cooling fan in the external finish unit (CMF unit) exceeded 85°C.

3022 CWT UNIT OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The thermal switch on the CWT unit (for EC-3141 tank filling pump) tripped.
Remedy: Remove the cause of trip and press the button to reset.

3030 SEARCH POWER FUSE TRIP Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: A fuse for search power input is blown out. (*FOL11=0)
Causes: (1) Defective CVC card.

(2) The rush current preventive circuit is faulty (CIO3 card, CVC unit).

3031 EXTERNAL CPA UNIT OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Additional CVC unit for the machining current booster is faulty. (*FOH12=0)

3033 MAIN POWER CURRENT OVER Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The output current of main power exceeds the specified range. (MV-OVR1=1)
Causes: (1) Defective CVC card/unit.

(2) Machining condition is improper.

3034 EXTERNAL MAIN POWER CURRENT OVER Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Additional CVC unit for the machining current booster is faulty. (MV-OVR2=1)


3036 EXTERNAL SEARCH POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Additional CVC unit for the machining current booster is faulty. (FVAL12=1)

3037 EXTERNAL MAIN POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Additional CVC unit for the machining current booster is faulty. (FVAL22=1)

3040 EXTERNAL BACK POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT Alarm 2 RESET key
3041 EXTERNAL BACK POWER, UNDER VOLTAGE LIMIT Alarm 2 RESET key
3042 EXTERNAL BACK POWER, CHARGE TIME UP Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Additional CVC unit for the machining current booster is faulty. (FVAL32, FVAL42)

3045 PULSE CONTROL ABNORMAL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Average gap voltage is extremely high. (GAP-AL=1 with CPG3A card)
Causes: (1) Defective CPA2 unit.

(2) Defective CVC card/unit.
(3) Defective CPGA3 card.

3050 LL POWER OVERVOLTAGE Alarm 2 RESET key
3051 LL POWER OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
3052 LL POWER OVERLOAD Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The LL unit for LL power supply is in alarm status.

(LL-OV=1, *LL-OH=0, *LL-OL=0 respectively)


3060 LL POWER SETTING ERROR (0) Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: The voltage of LL power supply (mode 7, 8) exceeds the allowance (machine parameter
no. 7860–7863) for duration of time (machine parameter no. 7864 and 7865).
Cause: In the machining conditions of LL power supply (mode 7, 8), a combination of respective
elements is improper.
Remedy: (1) In the case of user machining conditions, change the machining condition.
(2) In the case of conditions registered to ROM, contact to us of the trouble condition.

3070 CPT UNIT ALARM Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The CPT unit is broken. (*CPT-AL=0)

3071 CPF UNIT OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The CPF unit is overheated. (*CPF-OH=0)

3101 CVR UNIT 1 ALARM 1 Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: MV output voltage of CVR unit dropped extremely. (After MGW-K, *CVR-AL1=0)
Cause: Overload or faulty CVR unit.

(Detection is enabled when system parameter 938 bit 0 is turned on.)

3102 CVR UNIT 1 OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: The CVR unit overheated. (After MGW-K, *CVR-OH1=0)
Cause: Cooling fan for CVR unit stopped, or CVR unit is faulty.


3103 CVR UNIT 1 ALARM 2 Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Either of 3 phases of power supply to CVR unit is open. (After MGW-K, *CVR-FS1=0)
Cause: Faulty power supply control circuit or CVR unit.


3104 CVR UNIT S OVERLOAD Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: SV output voltage of CVR unit dropped extremely. (After MGW-K, *CVR-ALS=0)
Cause: Overload for SV output or faulty CVR unit.


3105 CVR UNIT R OVERLOAD Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: RV output voltage of CVR unit dropped extremely. (After MGW-K, *CVR-ALR=0)
Cause: Overload for RV output or faulty CVR unit.


3106 RESERVE 1 Alarm 2 RESET key
3107 RESERVE 2 Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Not used. (After MGW-K, *OP-AL1=0, *OP-AL2=0)

3108 CBD UNIT OVERHEAT Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The CBD unit overheated. (After MGW-K, *CBD-OH=0)
Cause: Cooling water stopped, or faulty CBD unit.



3109 CVS UNIT S OVER VOLTAGE AND OVER CURRENT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: SV output voltage or current of CVS unit rose extremely. (After MGW-K, *CVS-ALS=0)
Cause: Overload for SV output or faulty CVS unit.


3110 CVS UNIT R OVER VOLTAGE AND OVER CURRENT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: RV output voltage or current of CVS unit rose extremely. (After MGW-K, *CVS-ALR=0)
Cause: Overload for RV output or faulty CVS unit.


3111 CVS UNIT OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: The CVS unit overheated. (After MGW-K, *CVS-OH=0)
Cause: Cooling fan for CVS unit stopped, or CVS unit is faulty.
(Detection is enabled when system parameter 938 bit A is turned on.)

3112 CPA UNIT 1 ALARM Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: The CPA unit U is faulty. (After MGW-K, *CPA-AL1=0)

(Detection is enabled when system parameter 938 bit B is turned on.)

3113 CPA UNIT 1 OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: The CPA unit U overheated. (After MGW-K, *CPA-OH1=0)
Cause: Cooling fan for CPA unit stopped, or CPA unit U isfaulty.
(Detection is enabled when system parameter 938 bit C is turned on.)


3114 CPA UNIT 2 ALARM Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: The CPA unit L is faulty. (After MGW-K, *CPA-AL2=0)

(Detection is enabled when system parameter 938 bit D is turned on.)

3115 CPA UNIT 2 OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: The CPA unit L overheated. (After MGW-K, *CPA-OH2=0)
Cause: Cooling fan for CPA unit stopped, or CPA unit L is faulty.
(Detection is enabled when system parameter 938 bit E is turned on.)

3116 FPGA WRITE ERROR Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: The CPG card is faulty. (After MGW-K, *FPGA-AL=0)

(Detection is enabled when system parameter 938 bit F is turned on.)

3117 CVR UNIT 2 BOOSTER ALARM 1 Alarm 2 RESET key
3118 CVR UNIT 2 BOOSTER OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
3119 CVR UNIT 2 BOOSTER ALARM 2 Alarm 2 RESET key
3120 CPA UNIT 3 BOOSTER ALARM Alarm 2 RESET key
3121 CPA UNIT 3 BOOSTER OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
3122 CPA UNIT 4 BOOSTER ALARM Alarm 2 RESET key
3123 CPA UNIT 4 BOOSTER OVERHEAT Alarm 2 RESET key
3124 BOOSTER BREAKER TRIPPED Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Not used. (After MGW-K, Detection is enabled when system parameter 939 bit 0-7 are
turned on.)


4001 +X OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
4002 +Y OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
4003 +U OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
4004 +V OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
4005 +Z OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
4006 +C OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The axis with an alarm exceeded the + stroke range.
Remedy: Return the axis in trouble in [–] direction with the associated axis key on the RUN MANU-
AL screen.

4007 –X OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
4008 –Y OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
4009 –U OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
4010 –V OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
4011 –Z OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
4012 –C OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: The axis with an alarm exceeded the – stroke range.
Remedy: Return the axis in trouble in [+] direction with the associated axis key on the RUN MANU-
AL screen.

4013 +X SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4014 +Y SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4015 +U SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4016 +V SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4017 +Z SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4018 +C SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The axis displayed exceeds the + soft stroke range.
Remedy: Return the axis in trouble in [–] direction with the associated axis key on the RUN MANU-
AL screen.
Restart is possible, if operation can continue by turning off the associated LIMIT key on
the MACH OPE screen.


4019 –X SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4020 –Y SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4021 –U SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4022 –V SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4023 –Z SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4024 –C SOFT OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: The axis displayed exceeds the – soft stroke range.
Remedy: Return the axis in trouble in [+] direction with the associated axis key on the RUN MANU-
AL screen.
Restart is possible, if operation can continue by turning off the associated LIMIT key on
the MACH OPE screen.

4025 PREVENTIVE CENTERING PLATE PROTECT –– ––
Cause: The workpiece collided with the centering plate. (Not used)

4026 PREVENTIVE HEAD PROTECT Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2/W-PG1, the head protection signal was detected.

(UPH-1/W-PG1:WT_SEN2=1) (UPH-2/UH-2:*PRT=0)
Causes: (1) The wire runs out of either upper or lower wire guide. (W-PB1)
(2) The wire touches the sensor on left or right head. (UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2)
(3) On the 16-work AWC unit, the AWC work holder touched the outside of gripper.
(UPH-2/UH-2)
Remedy: Press the [WARN RESET] key, then return the axis, if moved manually, to the original posi-
tion.
(For the W-PG1, perform this remedy, then execute wire threading manually.)

4027 HEAD PROTECT DETECTED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with MGW-J or MGW-K, the head protection signal was detected.
(*PRT=0)
Cause: Sensors (antenna) attached on the upper and lower heads touched the workpiece.
Remedy: Correct the program or remove a cause of trouble (presence of chips, etc.), then restart
operation.
Return the axis in the case of manual mode.


4028 AUTO RUN INTERRUPTED BY OVERTRAVEL Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Stroke limit was exceeded by axis movement during automatic operation.
Remedy: Correct the program or shift the workpiece position.

4029 IMPOSSIBLE TO CHANGE SOFT STROKE LIMIT Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Causes: (1) The soft stroke limit cannot be changed to prevent over-travel which could be caused
by turning off (or on) the [EXPAND STROKE] key.
(2) The [LIMIT] key for either axis was turned on/off with either axis in over-travel position.
(All models)
(3) Setting of machine parameters no. *046~*051 is improper.
Remedy: (1) Move manually the machine coordinates within the standard stroke, then turn off (or
on) the [EXPAND STROKE] key.
(2) Move manually all axes to the position free from over-travel, then turn on/off the
[LIMIT] key.
(3) Check and correct parameter setting.

4030 –Z AUTO RUN INTERRUPTED BY OVERTRAVEL Warning 3 WARN RESET key

4031 Z AXIS LOCK OR C AXIS LOCK ON Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The power failed or a wire broken while the [Z AXIS LOCK] or [C AXIS LOCK] on the NC
FUNC screen is turned on.
Remedy: To continue power failure recovery or wire break recovery, turn off [Z AXIS LOCK] or
[C AXIS LOCK], then press the [START] key.

4036 UPPER PUMP INVERTER ABNORMAL Alarm 2 POWER OFF/ON
Description: On the machine with MGW-J or MGW-K, the inverter for upper head flushing pump is in
alarm status. (INV-AL-U=1)
Causes: (1) Upper head flushing pump is defective.

(2) Inverter unit for upper head is defective.
The above failures are attributable to either of the following causes (common causes to
inverter):
(A) Inverter overheat
Inverter is overheated by overload.

(B) Overcurrent
Overcurrent in motor during acceleration or deceleration or during operation is
detected.
(C) Overvoltage
Regenerative voltage or deceleration time failure is detected during deceleration.
(D) Low voltage
Power source voltage is low.
(E) Output terminals are shorted.

Defective pump or inverter unit must be replaced.

4037 PUMP INVERTER ABNORMAL
4038 EXCESS WATER PRESSURE

4039 EXCESS A.W.T. JET PRESSURE Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with MGW-J or MGW-K, the jet water pressure for automatic wire thread-
ing exceeds the setting of machine parameter no. 738.
Causes: (1) The filter for jet water is clogged.

(2) Defective water valve.
(3) Defective piping.
Remedy: (1) Turn on the [PUMP OFF] key on the MACH OPE screen, and replace the jet water filter.
After replacement, turn off the [PUMP OFF] key. The [PUMP OFF] key must always be
turned on/off.
(2) Check the water valve and piping in cause (2) and (3).

4040 AIR PRESSURE LOW Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The air pressure lowered.

(MGW-J/MGW-K/MV-30: *AIR-SL=0, MGW-JP/MV-20: *AIR-PS=0)
Cause: The compressor or piping is faulty.
Remedy: Check the compressor. Check the piping.


4041 LOWER PUMP INVERTER ABNORMAL Alarm 2 RESET OFF/ON
Description: On the machine with MGW-J or MGW-K, the inverter for lower head flushing pump is in
alarm status. (INV-AL-L=1)
Causes: (1) Lower head flushing pump is defective.

(2) Lower head inverter unit is defective.
For detailed cause, see Alarm no. 4036.


4042 COOLER OVERHEAT Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: The water cooler is in alarm status (*COL-AL=0)

The compressor, fan and deionizing pump of cooler unit are turned off, but machining is
continued (standard setting of set data no. 57 bit 2).
Remedy: If this alarm persists several hours after machining was finished, contact to us of the trou-
ble condition.

4043 EXCESS WATER PRESSURE Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The water pressure exceeds the setting of machine parameter no. 737.
Causes: (1) Defective water valve.

(2) Defective inverter unit.
(3) Defective CIO card.

4044 FILL INVERTER ALARM Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: The inverter for tank filling pump is in alarm status. (*P-ALM=0)
Causes: (1) Tank filling pump is defective.

(2) Inverter unit for tank filling pump is defective.



4045 UPPER HI PRESS. INVERTER PUMP ABNORMAL Alarm 2 POWER OFF/ON
Description: On the machine with high pressure pump, the inverter for upper head high pressure
pump is in alarm status. (INV-AL-U2=1)
Causes: (1) Upper head high pressure pump is defective.

(2) Inverter unit for upper head high pressure pump is defective.
For detailed cause, see alarm no. 4036.


4046 LOWER HI PRESS. INVERTER PUMP ABNORMAL Alarm 2 POWER OFF/ON
Description: On the machine with high pressure pump, the inverter for lower head high pressure pump
is in alarm status. (INV-AL-L2=1)
Causes: (1) Lower head high pressure pump is defective.

(2) Inverter unit for lower head high pressure pump is defective.
For detailed cause, see alarm no. 4036.


4047 HI PRESS. INVERTER PUMP THREMAL TRIP Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: On the machine with high pressure pump, the thermal relay for high pressure pump in-
verter is turned off. (*INV-OL=0)
Cause: Pump is overloaded, one phase is disconnected or thermal setting is faulty.

Remove a cause including pump replacement, then reset the thermal relay or circuit
breaker.

4048 HI PRESS. PUMP EXCESS PRESSURE Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with high pressure pump, the flushing pressure in water mode 6 exceeds
the value set to machine parameter no. 7650.
Causes: (1) Pump switching valve is defective. (P-CHG, air supply, etc.)
(2) High pressure inverter unit is defective.
(3) CIO card is defective.


4049 OPEN GUIDE DETECTED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: On the machine other than W-PG1, automatic operation was taken place with the guide
opened or not closed completely. This alarm will occur if M7 or M6 is reset during opera-
tion. The guide must be closed again through a correct sequence.
Remedy: Close the guide and restart operation when the guide lamp is lighting. If the guide lamp
is off, open the guide once, then close it and restart operation.

4050 OPEN COVER DETECTED Warning 3 WARN RESET key

4051 WIR-ST MOTOR OVERLOAD Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The current in wire winding motor exceeds the rated current.
The input signal name is different depending on the model.
(1) Machine with MGW-J, MGW-K or MV-30: MOL=1
(2) UPH-1: MOL-C=1
(3) W-PG1: MOL-P=1
Causes: (1) Gear box is defective.

(2) Wire winding motor is defective.
(3) Wire gets twisted round the winding part (L/M axis).
Remedy: Remove wire if twisted round the winding part (L/M axis), press the [WARN RESET] key,
then restart.
If this failure recurs or wire is not twisted, contact to us of the trouble condition.

4054 EXCESSIVE ENERGIZER WEAR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The section of energizing plate touching the top of upper head or bottom of lower head
to supply power to wire was worn and deeply scarred or the plate was stained, resulting in
poor transmission of electric power to wire.
Cause: The energizing plate is dirty or worn out.
Remedy: Clean the energizing plate, and use unworn face, or replace it.


4056 AIR DRYER ALARM Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: The air dryer is in alarm status (DR-AL=1).
Causes: (1) When power fails,

(a) No power is supplied to the air dryer.
(b) The circuit protector operated.
(2) When condeser temperature exceeds 55°C,
(a) The condenser is dirty.
(b) Ambient temperature is high.
(c) Inlet air temperature is high.
(d) The air flow rate is large.
(e) Inlet air pressure is low.
(f) Flon gas leaks (RDH_302 type water unit).
Remedy: Check the above possible causes.

Contact to us.
REMARK This warning level can be changed to warning 3 (operation is stopped) by the set data no.
57 bit 2.

4060 EXT. CONTROLLER ALARM 2 Alarm 2 RESET key
4061 EXT. CONTROLLER ALARM 1 Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Not used (initial hole machining).

4065 EMF FILTER ABNORMAL Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Not used. (*EMF-AL=0)

4066 OPEN WORK TANK COVER DETECTED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1 or W-PG1, the work tank cover is opened during machining (SFG-LS=0),
and the operation is stopped to ensure safety.
Causes: (1) The work tank cover is open.

(2) The work tank cover open limit switch is faulty.
Remedy: (1) Close the work tank cover, and restart operation.
(2) Check the safeguard LS (SFG-LS=1 must be attained when the work tank cover is
closed).


4067 FLUID TEMPERATURE ALARM Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, the dielectric fluid temperature rose extremely. (F-TMP=1)

4068 CIRCULATION PUMP INVERTER ALARM Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, the circulation pump inverter is in alarm status.

(UPH-1:INV-AL-B=1,UPH-2/UH-2:INV-AL-BL/BR=1)
Causes: (1) Circulation pump is faulty.

(2) Circulation pump unit is faulty.

4069 VACUUM UNIT INVERTER ALARM Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: On the UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2, the inverter for vacuum unit (UPH-1) or the inverter for wire
vacuuming pump (hereinafter referred to as vacuum unit) becomes alarm state.
(INV-AL-V=1)
Causes: (1) The vacuum unit is faulty.

(2) The vacuum unit is faulty.

4070 FILTER PUMP INVERTER ABNORMAL Alarm 2 POWER OFF/ON
Description: Not used. (INV-F-AL=1)

4071 PUMP OVERLOAD (P-MAL) Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Not used. (*P-MAL=0)

4072 BREAKER (CB9) TRIPPED Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Not used. (*CB9-ALM=0)


4075 BACK TENSION MOTOR OVERLOAD (BT-OL) Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Not used. (BT-OL=1)

4076 POWDER CLUTCH NEEDS REPLACING (TN-ALM) Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Description: Not used. (*TN-ALM=0)

4077 NO WIRE AT WIRE BOBBIN Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: (1) MGW-J/MGW-K

The specified time (machine parameter no. 700) elapsed after the wire was fed in the au-
tomatic wire threading operation, and no wire remains at the wire bobbin detection sen-
sor (LS76).
(2) UPH-1/UPH-2/UH-2
When the specified time (machine parameter no. 700) elapsed after the wire was fed, or
when a checking was made during automatic wire threading, no wire remains on the C-
roller (UPH-1:W-CONFIRM-LS=0, UPH-2/UH-2:W-CONF-LS=0), and also the F-shaft low-
ers (UPH-1:WDN-C=0, UPH-2/UH-2:WDN=0).
Causes: (1) The wire in wire bobbin has been used up.
(2) The wire threading method is not correct.
(3) The wire detection limit switch is faulty.
Remedy: Replace the wire bobbin, or route the wire correctly and restart.

4078 FINE A.W.T. UNIT ALARM (VSH-ALM) Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Description: On the MU43 or MUQ32, in a fine hole automatic wire threading, the unit goes in alarm
status, and AWT at fine hole is not executed but normal AWT sequence is executed.
(*VSH-ALWM=0)
Cause: Fine hole AWT unit is defective.


4081 Z STROKE RESTRICTING! Warning 1 WARN RESET key
4082 Z STROKE EXPANDING! Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine having Z-axis stroke restriction in use of fine wire AWT (Note), the current
Z-axis stroke condition is displayed when [RESET] or [MAIN RUN] key is pressed.
REMARK These messages are for the machine with automatic Z-axis and fine wire AWT function
(EC32, EC64, ECQ53).

4083 Z STROKE RESTRICTING IMPOSSIBLE! Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4084 Z STROKE EXPANDING IMPOSSIBLE! Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine having Z-axis stroke restriction in use of fine wire AWT (Note), selection
of “use/store” of fine wire AWT unit failed due to either cause listed below.
Causes: (1) Emergency stop, alarm, start, or stop status

(2) Z-axis machine coord. > machine parameter no. 0681 (Z stroke in use of fine wire AWT)
(3) X-axis machine coord. > machine parameter no. 1050 (X stroke 3 (+))
(4) X-axis machine coord. < machine parameter no. 1051 (X stroke 3 (–))
(5) Y-axis machine coord. > machine parameter no. 2050 (Y stroke 3 (+))
(6) Y-axis machine coord. < machine parameter no. 2051 (Y stroke 3 (–))
(7) MACH OPE screen [EXPAND STROKE] key ON/OFF failed or setting disabled status is
present.
Remedy: Press the [RESET] key to clear warning or alarm message, and retry “use/store” of thin wire
AWT unit.
REMARK These messages are for the machine with automatic Z-axis and fine wire AWT function
(EC32, EC64, ECQ53).

4085 Z STROKE RESTRICTED! Warning 3 WARN RESET key
4086 Z STROKE EXPANDED! Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine having Z-axis stroke restriction in use of thin wire AWT (Note), “use/store”
(Z-EXSL=0/1) of fine wire AWT unit has successfully been executed and “restriction/ex-
pansion” of Z-axis stroke has completed.
REMARK (EC32, EC64, ECQ53) and machines with automatic Z axis and fine hole automatic wire
threading function.


4087 Z AXIS LOWERS DURING REFERENCE POSITION RETURN Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with automatic Z-axis, when the Z-axis reference point return is executed
(by [MACHINE HOME] key, G28 or power failure recovery), current Z-axis machine coordi-
nate is higher than reference point coord. (machine parameter no. 5067) and the Z-axis
lowers at the time of restart.
Cause: If there is possibility of interference between head and workpiece when the Z-axis lowers
to the reference point, the operation is stopped by warning to prevent head damage.
Remedy: Check correlation between head and workpiece, and select either (1) or (2).
(1) In case of no interference, press the [START] key to execute Z-axis reference point re-
turn. Note that the Z-axis lowers.
(2) In case of interference, press the [RESET] key.
Remove the workpiece, then execute Z-axis reference point return.

4090 SAFETY GUARD OPEN Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machine with MGW-J, MGW-K or MV-30, this message indicates that the safe-
guard is open. (*CVRL=0)
(1) If the safeguard in closed status is opened
 By this warning message, the operation stops (warning 3) and also the machining
power is turned off.
(2) If an operation that is invalid during open safeguard was attempted when the safeguard
is open
 This warning is displayed (warning 1), and that operation is not executed.
Invalid operation during open safeguard

1) [START] key
2) [RETRACT] key
3) All [f • 1] – [f • 8] keys on 2nd and 3rd sets of function keys on RUN MANUAL screen
4) [TOUCH CHECK] key and [MACHING POWER] key on MACH OPE screen
Cause: Safety measures (inhibited machining power ON, inhibited starting of automatic opera-
tion)
Remedy: (1) When the safeguard is open, execute only the necessary operation except the above 1)
to 4), while taking care of the following consideration.
• In the MAN RUN mode, the axis moves during the time that the jog keys such as ±X
and ±Y keys on portable operation panel are pressed. In such a case, take care not
to have your body, cloth, or a tool pinched. Release the key when you feel danger.
• The water is injected when the [WATER], [JET], or [TANK FILL] key is turned on.
Make sure that the splashguard is closed, then turn on the key while taking care not
to allow the water to enter your eyes.
• Respective shafts and rollers in the wire feed system rotate when the [WIRE FEED]
key or [UNSPOOL WIRE] key is turned on. Keep yourself off these parts, then turn
on the key.
(2) Close the safeguard.
(3) After closing the safeguard, execute only the necessary operation such as the one
which is invalid during open safeguard.


4092 RUN MODE LOCKING! Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machines with the MGW-J or subsequent power supply units, this message indi-
cates that the run mode has been locked by the machine operator.
Under this condition, no operation mode can be changed in all statuses of start, stop, and
reset. An attempt to change the operation mode under this condition results in display of
this warning message.
REMARK The following operations 1) to 5) on RUN MANUAL screen are all inhibited.
1) Change of MAN RUN/MDI RUN/MEM RUN mode
2) Change of RAPID/JOG/STEP/HANDLE in MAN RUN mode
3) Change of LOW/MED/HIGH in MAN RUN mode
4) Change of x1/x10 for STEP in MAN RUN mode
5) Use of 2nd and 3rd sets of f • 1 – f • 8 function keys in MAN RUN mode
Cause: The operation mode is locked to prevent a danger or failure that could occur due to an
accidental change of operation mode by the third person other than the operator that
locked the operation mode.
Remedy: (1) Do not reset the mode lock by the third person without permission from the operator
that locked the operation mode.
(2) When resetting the mode lock by the operator that locked the operation mode, make
sure that the third person is not in the machine moving range.
1) To lock the operation mode
Set the set data no. 0368 on SET DATA screen to “1”.
2) To reset the locked operation mode
Set the set data no. 0368 on SET DATA screen to “0”.

4101 X ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT Alarm 2 RESET key
4102 Y ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT Alarm 2 RESET key
4103 U ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT Alarm 2 RESET key
4104 V ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT Alarm 2 RESET key
4105 Z ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT Alarm 2 RESET key
4106 C ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: During reference point return operation (power failure recovery, one-touch reference
point return, G28), the axis concerned is at the ZRN dog position (machine parameter
*068) but the dog signal of the axis concerned is not turned on and therefore the subse-
quent sequence cannot be continued.
Causes: (1) ZRN dog signal (*DECX~DECC) is faulty.

(2) ZRN dog position (machine parameter *068) is incorrect.
Remedy: Observing the dog signal (*DECX~DECC) of the axis concerned on the DIAGNOSE EIO screen, move the
axis forward or reverse in manual mode to check if the signal changes between 0 and 1.
(1) If the signal does not change between 0 and 1, check wiring or replace the ZRN dog
limit switch.
(2) If the signal changes between 0 and 1, confirm the set value of ZRN dog position (ma-

chine parameter *068) and adjust the axis as follows.

Observing the dog signal (*DECX~*DECC) of the axis concerned, move the axis forward or
reverse at low speed in manual mode, then set almost center machine coordinates of 0
point (plus side and minus side) to the machine parameter *068.

4201 POWDER CLUTCH NEEDS REPLACING (TN-ALM) Warning 2 WARN RESET key
Description: On the machines with the MGW-K or subsequent power supply units and the powder
clutch, the specified torque cannot be generated with the powder clutch rated current.
Wire tension is dropped (*TN-ALM=0).
Cause: Power clutch reached its life.
Remedy: Please contact us. It will have to be replaced.

5001 X UNDEFINED ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5002 Y UNDEFINED ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5003 U UNDEFINED ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5004 V UNDEFINED ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5005 Z UNDEFINED ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5006 C UNDEFINED ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: Unregistered ASC alarm occurred.
Causes: (1) Defective VMC card.

(2) Defective ASU unit.

(1) Replace the VMC card.
(2) Replace the ASU unit.

5011 X P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5012 Y P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5013 U P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5014 V P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5015 Z P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5016 C P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The position feedback signal is faulty.
Causes: (1) Defective position sensor.

(2) Defective position feedback cable.

(1) Replace the position sensor.
(2) Replace the position feedback cable.


5021 X ENCODER PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5022 Y ENCODER PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5023 U ENCODER PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5024 V ENCODER PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5025 Z ENCODER PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5026 C ENCODER PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The encorder signal (PA, PB phases) is faulty.
Causes: (1) Defective encorder.

(2) Defective encorder feedback cable.

(1) Replace the motor
(2) Replace the encorder feedback cable.

5031 X COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5032 Y COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5033 U COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5034 V COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5035 Z COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5036 C COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The commutation siignal (PU, PV, PW phases) is faulty.


(1) Replace the motor

5051 X CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF Alarm 3 RESET key
5052 Y CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF Alarm 3 RESET key
5053 U CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF Alarm 3 RESET key
5054 V CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF Alarm 3 RESET key
5055 Z CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF Alarm 3 RESET key
5056 C CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The driver circuit protector is turned off.
Causes: (1) Overload.

(2) Defective driver motor.


(1) Check the operating condition.
(2) Replace the driver motor.
If this alarm occurred during operation, do not turn the POWER switch on until the cause
is removed.

5061 X TRANSISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5062 Y TRANSISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5063 U TRANSISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5064 V TRANSISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5065 Z TRANSISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5066 C TRANSISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The power device in the driver is overheated.



5071 X REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5072 Y REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5073 U REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5074 V REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5075 Z REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5076 C REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The regenerative resistor is overheated.




5091 X CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE Alarm 3 RESET key
5092 Y CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE Alarm 3 RESET key
5093 U CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE Alarm 3 RESET key
5094 V CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE Alarm 3 RESET key
5095 Z CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE Alarm 3 RESET key
5096 C CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The converter voltage is too low.
Causes: (1) Main power voltage dropped.

(2) Defective driver.

(1) Check the generator.
(2) Replace the driver.

5101 X MOTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5102 Y MOTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5103 U MOTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5104 V MOTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5105 Z MOTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
5106 C MOTOR OVERHEAT Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The motor is overheated.



5191 X ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5192 Y ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5193 U ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5194 V ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5195 Z ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5196 C ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The +15 V voltage is not out put from the driver controller (ASC).
Cause: Defective driver.

Replace the driver.


5201 X ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5202 Y ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5203 U ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5204 V ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5205 Z ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5206 C ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The –15 V voltage is not out put from the driver controller (ASC).
Cause: Defective driver.

Replace the driver.

5211 X INVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5212 Y INVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5213 U INVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5214 V INVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5215 Z INVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5216 C INVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: An overcurrent flows to the inverter.

(3) Parameter setting error.

(3) Reset the parameter.

5221 X CONVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5222 Y CONVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5223 U CONVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5224 V CONVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5225 Z CONVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5226 C CONVERTER CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: An overcurrent flows to the converter.




5241 X CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5242 Y CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5243 U CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5244 V CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5245 Z CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5246 C CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The converter voltage is too high.
Causes: (1) Main power voltage error.

(2) Defective driver.

(1) Check the generator.

5251 X ASC WATCHDOG ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5252 Y ASC WATCHDOG ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5253 U ASC WATCHDOG ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5254 V ASC WATCHDOG ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5255 Z ASC WATCHDOG ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5256 C ASC WATCHDOG ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The processor in the driver controller (ASC) is faulty.
Cause: Defective driver controller.

Replace the driver.

5271 X ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5272 Y ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5273 U ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5274 V ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5275 Z ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5276 C ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The bus communication unit in the driver controller (ASC) is faulty.
Causes: (1) Defective driver controller.

(2) Defective ASU bus cable.


(2) Replace the ASU bus cable.

5291 X ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 1) Alarm 3 RESET key
5292 Y ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 1) Alarm 3 RESET key
5293 U ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 1) Alarm 3 RESET key
5294 V ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 1) Alarm 3 RESET key
5295 Z ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 1) Alarm 3 RESET key
5296 C ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 1) Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The channel 1 of A/D converter in the driver controller (ASC) is faulty.

Replace the driver.

5301 X ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 2) Alarm 3 RESET key
5302 Y ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 2) Alarm 3 RESET key
5303 U ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 2) Alarm 3 RESET key
5304 V ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 2) Alarm 3 RESET key
5305 Z ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 2) Alarm 3 RESET key
5306 C ASC A/D ERROR (CH. 2) Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The channel 2 of A/D converter in the driver controller (ASC) is faulty.

Replace the driver.

5331 X DROOP OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5332 Y DROOP OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5333 U DROOP OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5334 V DROOP OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5335 Z DROOP OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5336 C DROOP OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The droop (position deviation value) is too large.



(2) Replace the closed position detector.

5361 X MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED Alarm 3 RESET key
5362 Y MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED Alarm 3 RESET key
5363 U MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED Alarm 3 RESET key
5364 V MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED Alarm 3 RESET key
5365 Z MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED Alarm 3 RESET key
5366 C MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The motor speed exceeds the tolerance.

(2) The closed feedback system is faulty or its cable is disconnected.

(2) Replace the closed position sensor.

5371 X POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
5372 Y POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
5373 U POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
5374 V POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
5375 Z POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
5376 C POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The position feedback signal does not come.
Causes: (1) Defective position sensor.

(2) Defective position feedback cable.

(1) Replace the position sensor.
(2) Replace the position feedback cable.


5381 X ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
5382 Y ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
5383 U ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
5384 V ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
5385 Z ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
5386 C ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The encorder signal (PA, PB phases) does not come.


(1) Replace the motor.

5491 X PEAK CURRENT OVER 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
5492 Y PEAK CURRENT OVER 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
5493 U PEAK CURRENT OVER 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
5494 V PEAK CURRENT OVER 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
5495 Z PEAK CURRENT OVER 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
5496 C PEAK CURRENT OVER 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: An overcurrent flows continuously for duration of the set time.




Description: An overcurrent flow continuously for duration of the set time.



5511 X EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5512 Y EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5513 U EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5514 V EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5515 Z EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5516 C EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: An effective overcurrent flows continuously for duration of the set time.




5521 X UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5522 Y UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5523 U UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5524 V UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5525 Z UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
5526 C UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: An overcurrent flows and the motor does not run.
Causes: (1) The motor is in lock status.



Description: An overcurrent flows continuously for duration of the set time.




5571 X OVER SPEED Alarm 3 RESET key
5572 Y OVER SPEED Alarm 3 RESET key
5573 U OVER SPEED Alarm 3 RESET key
5574 V OVER SPEED Alarm 3 RESET key
5575 Z OVER SPEED Alarm 3 RESET key
5576 C OVER SPEED Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The command speed is too high.
Cause: Parameter setting error.

Reset the parameter.

5601 X ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT Alarm 3 RESET key
5602 Y ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT Alarm 3 RESET key
5603 U ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT Alarm 3 RESET key
5604 V ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT Alarm 3 RESET key
5605 Z ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT Alarm 3 RESET key
5606 C ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The parameter for driver controller (ASC) is not correct.
Cause: Parameter setting error.

Reset the parameter.

5731 X ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
5732 Y ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
5733 U ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
5734 V ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
5735 Z ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
5736 C ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: An overcurrent flows to the inverter.




5781 X ACS TIME OUT 3 Alarm 3 RESET key
5782 Y ACS TIME OUT 3 Alarm 3 RESET key
5783 U ACS TIME OUT 3 Alarm 3 RESET key
5784 V ACS TIME OUT 3 Alarm 3 RESET key
5785 Z ACS TIME OUT 3 Alarm 3 RESET key
5786 C ACS TIME OUT 3 Alarm 3 RESET key
5791 X ASC TIME OUT 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
5792 Y ASC TIME OUT 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
5793 U ASC TIME OUT 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
5794 V ASC TIME OUT 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
5795 Z ASC TIME OUT 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
5796 C ASC TIME OUT 2 Alarm 3 RESET key
5801 X ASC TIME OUT 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
5802 Y ASC TIME OUT 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
5803 U ASC TIME OUT 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
5804 V ASC TIME OUT 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
5805 Z ASC TIME OUT 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
5806 C ASC TIME OUT 1 Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: A processing of driver controller (ASC) is not completed successfully.

Replace the driver.

5900 SBC DETECTION NONREGISTRY ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: Unregistered SBC detection alarm occurred.
Causes: (1) Defective VMC card.

(2) Defective EIS card.

(1) Replace the VMC card.
(2) Replace the EIS card.


5911 SBC DETECTION HORIZONTAL PARITY ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5912 SBC DETECTION VERTICAL PARITY ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: An error is found in the data transmitted from the ASC.
Causes: (1) Defective ASC card.

(2) Defective ASU bus cable.

(1) Replace the ASC card.
(2) Replace the ASU bus cable.

5913 SBC DETECTION DUPLICATE AXIS DECLARD Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The same axis is set twice on the ASC card.
Cause: ASC card axis setting error.

Correct the axis setting on the ASC card.

5914 SBC DETECTION TRANSMISSION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: ASU bus transfer alarm (not used at present).

5915 SBC DETECTION TRANSMISSION TIME OUT Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: No response was returned from ASC card to EIS card within the specified time.
Cause: Defective ASC card.

Replace the ASC card.

5916 SBC DETECTION WATCHDOG ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: An access to the SBC on the EIS card was not made within the specified time.
Cause: The EIS processing error or defective EIS card.

Replace the EIS card.


5917 ASU HARDWARE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: A hardware alarm was detected in the ASU unit.
Cause: Defective ASU unit.

Replace the ASU unit.

5921 X SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5922 Y SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5923 U SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5924 V SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5925 Z SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
5926 C SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The ASU turns off the servo though the main controller sends the servo ON command to
the ASU. Or, the ASU turns on the servo through the main controller sends the servo OFF
command.
Cause: Defective ASU unit (driver controller failure).

Replace the ASU unit.

5951 X SERVO ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5952 Y SERVO ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5953 U SERVO ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5954 V SERVO ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5955 Z SERVO ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
5956 C SERVO ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: On the machines with an open servo unit, the servo alarm occurred in the axis concerned.
For the details of servo alarm, refer to the 7-segment LED value on the servo amplifier.
Cause: See the Servo Amplifier Description.
Remedy: See the Servo Amplifier Description.


5961 X SERVO NOT READY Alarm 3 RESET key
5962 Y SERVO NOT READY Alarm 3 RESET key
5963 U SERVO NOT READY Alarm 3 RESET key
5964 V SERVO NOT READY Alarm 3 RESET key
5965 Z SERVO NOT READY Alarm 3 RESET key
5966 C SERVO NOT READY Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: On the machines with an open servo unit, the servo for the axis concerned does not be-
come ready (SRD).
Cause: Defective servo amplifier.
Remedy: Replace the servo amplifier.

5990 SERVO HARDWARE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: On the machines with an open servo unit, the servo alarm occurred in non-specific axis.
Causes: (1) Faulty CSI card, or faulty connection cable

(2) Overflow in processing by EIS
Remedy: Check CSI card and the connection cable.

Check the parameters.

5991 CSI CARD FPGA WRITE ERROR Alarm 3 POWER OFF/ON
Description: On the machines with an open servo unit, data writing to the FPGA on the CSI card failed.
Cause: Faulty CSI card
Remedy: Replace the CSI card.

5992 CSI CARD 24V DRIP Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: 24V to be supplied to the CSI card dropped.
Cause: Defective 24V power supply
Remedy: Replace the 24V power supply.


6001 AT MDI EXECUTION Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: At MDI operation, the [STOP] key was pressed and then the program was attempted to in-
put while stopping. Or the [IN] key was pressed.
Remedy: At stop, the program cannot be input. Press the [RESET] key to reset the stop condition
and then input the program. Or, press the [START] key to continue.

6002 NUMBER OF BLOCKS EXCEEDS MDI CAPACITY Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The program having more than 195 blocks as attempted to input on the MDI screen.

6003 BLOCK WAS CUT Guide WARN RESET key
Description: When the MDI program (O14999) as input from a screen other than RUN screen, the
number of characters in all blocks exceeded the maximum MDI program area (195 char-
acters).
Remedy: Delete them in block unit down to the allowable range of the MDI program.

6004 NO BLOCK PRESENT ON KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: Although input command was absent, then [IN] or [ADD IN] key was pressed on the MDI
screen.
Remedy: Give the input command and then press the [IN] or [ADD IN] key.

6005 ERROR IN BLOCK ON KEY-IN LINE See Note. WARN RESET key
Cause: (1) A command not meeting the input format was attempted to enter on the MDI screen.
(2) The format of M code for pallet magazine control is illegal.
REMARK (1) is guide level, and (2) is warning 3 level.
Remedy: (1) Correct the input command.

(2) Reset the NC unit, then correct the program.


6006 NOT IN RESET STATUS Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The O or N no. was entered during the memory operation in stop status.
Remedy: To change the O or N no. of the memory operation, do so after the program execution is
completed or the [RESET] key is pressed.

6010 KEY-IN LINE IS EMPTY Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: After input commands of the run block display area were deleted completely on the MDI
screen by pressing the [ERASE] key, the [ERASE] key was pressed again. Or although there
was no input command, the [ERASE] key was pressed.

6011 SEARCHED BLOCK NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: Though the [SEARCH] key was pressed on the RUM MDI screen, searching failed because
there is no block in the execution block display area.
Remedy: Press the [SEARCH] key with a block displayed on the screen by pressing, for example, the
[LAST M.D.I] key.

6012 LAST M.D.I BLOCK NOT FOUND

6013 KEY-IN LINE EMPTY, PRESS SEARCH KEY Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: In executing, for example, the [LAST M.D.I] key on the RUN MDI screen, the [ERASE] key
was pressed though there is no block to be erased in the buffer area.
Remedy: Turn off/on the [LAST M.D.I] key again to call the last program, and press the [SEARCH]
key to position the cursor at the block to be erased, then press the [ERASE] key.

6014 SPECIFY O NO. OR N NO. BEFORE INPUT KEY Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The [IN] key was pressed without specifying the O or N no. on the RUN MEMORY screen.
Or, only the O or N of O no. or N no. was specified, and the [IN] key was pressed.


6015 NPC INTERVAL ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: System error

6016 TO CANCEL MDI, PRESS f • c, MDI CANCEL KEY Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: At start on the MEMORY screen, the screen was changed to the MDI screen (MDI inter-
rupt), and then a program was entered and the [START] key was pressed.
At start, the [MDI RESET] key was pressed.
When there was nothing to cancel, the [MDI RESET] key was pressed in the reset state.
Remedy: In the reset or stop state, press the [MDI RESET] key.
REMARK In case an alarm was caused when changing to the MDI screen (MDI interrupt) at start and
the program was run, all programs at MDI interrupt will also be cancelled.

6025 NO PROGRAM IS RUNNING Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The screen was switched to the RUN PROG, BLOCK screen though the program is not be-
ing executed.
Remedy: Operate during program run.

6026 SPECIFIED MACRO VARIABLE NO. NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: A macro variable no. out of the user macro range was specified on the RUN PROG, MAC-
RO screen, then the [SEARCH] key was pressed.
Remedy: Input command error. Press the [HELP] key with the set data no. 133 (MASKING FUNC. OF
MACRO VR-NO.) to confirm the classification of user/system macro variable numbers.

6051 INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: System error


6052 PROGRAM BEING RUN CANNOT BE EDITED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The program at execution was attempted to correct on the EDIT BLOCK screen.
Remedy: To edit the program being run, place it in the reset status.
This is also true when the program is being drawn.

6053 MEMORY FULL Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The memory becomes full during tape input on the EDIT LIST screen or during manual in-
put on the EDIT LIST screen.
Remedy: Erase unnecessary programs.

The programs at the time of cancel have been stored. Check the contents of program.
(In particular, care should be taken when a program was canceled in the halfway.)

6054 O NO. ALREADY USED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: Entry of the same O no. as one already entered on the EDIT LIST screen was attempted.
The O** [ADD IN] key was pressed.
Remedy: Select O no. not in use.

6055 O NO. NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the EDIT LIST screen, O no. not entered was specified and then the [PROGRAM OUT-
PUT], [DIVIDE PROGRAM], [SEARCH] or [ERASE] key was pressed.
Remedy: Check the O No.

6056 MEMORY FULL

6057 SPECIFIED N NO. NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: When specifying N no. and pressing the [SEARCH] key to search it on the EDIT BLOCK
screen, the N no. was not found (search operation in the program).
When specifying N no. from the current cursor position and pressing the [ERASE] key to
attempt deletion, the specified N no. was not found.
Remedy: Check the N no.


6058 SPECIFIED CHARACTER STRING NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: When specifying character string and pressing the [SEARCH] key to search it on the EDIT
BLOCK screen, the character string was not found (search operation in the program).
Remedy: Check the character string.

6059 ALARM BLOCK NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: When pressing the [ERRORBLK SEARCH] key to search an alarm block on the EDIT BLOCK
screen, it was not found.

6060 PROGRAM BEING RUN CANNOT BE DELETED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: O no. at execution was attempted to delete on the EDIT LIST screen.
Remedy: Reset and then restart. This also true when the program is being drawn.

6061 ERROR ON KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the EDIT LIST screen, incorrect input command was made and then the [PROGRAM IN-
PUT], [PROGRAM OUTPUT], [DIVIDE PROGRAM], [SEARCH] or [ERASE] key was pressed.

6062 TAPE ERROR

6063 PROGRAM BEING RUN CANNOT BE DELETED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: When some or may O Nos. were deleted on the EDIT LIST screen, some of them were left
undeleted (or O Nos. at execution were included).


6064 DIVIDED RESULT IN FILE CANNOT BE EDITED Guide WARN RESET key
6065 (MAIN) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
6066 (SUB) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
6067 INTERPRETATION ERROR Guide WARN RESET key

6068 ILLEGAL PROGRAM NO. SPECIFIED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the EDIT LIST screen, O no. other than 1 to 9999 was specified and the [PROGRAM IN-
PUT] key was pressed.
Remedy: Specify O no. of 1 to 9999.

6069 (NPC) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: System error

6070 BLOCK LARGER THAN 192 CHAR. Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: NC block longer than 192 characters was entered.
Remedy: Reduce the block length to 192 characters or shorter.

6071 (NPC) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: System error
Remedy: (1) Repeat operation.

(2) When it occurs frequently, contact to us of the trouble condition.

6072 I/O PROGRAM INPUT EMPTY FILE Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed while on the EDIT LIST screen a program is registered from a
tape to O number area.


6073 I/O PROGRAM ADDING TO EXISTING FILE Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed while, on the EDIT LIST screen, an additional program is regis-
tered from a tape to O number with which a program has already been registered.

6074 OUTPUT OF PROGRAM TO I/O Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed during execution of “PROGRAM OUTPUT” on the EDIT LIST
screen.

6076 ALARM BLOCK FOUND! STOP I/O Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: An alarm block was found during “PROGRAM INPUT” on the EDIT LIST screen, and the op-
eration stopped there.
The alarm block is the section indicated with a yellow block cursor on the screen.
Remedy: Press the [RESET] key to discontinue tape input and then correct the tape. Or, press the
[PROGRAM INPUT] key again to continue. Upon completion of input, correct the alarm
position.

6077 PROGRAM I/O ABORTED Guide WARN RESET key
Description: Tape input/output was discontinued by the following operation during tape input/output
on the EDIT LISIT screen.
[TRANSFER STOP]  [TRANSFER ABORT]

6078 PROGRAM I/O INPUT COMPLETED Guide WARN RESET key
Description: Tape data entry to O no. was successfully completed on the EDIT LIST screen.

6079 PROGRAM I/O OUTPUT COMPLETED Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when, on the EDIT LIST screen, the contents of a program with
O number have successfully been output on the tape puncher.


6080 TAPE READER ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Description: The tape reader unit input has been stop or reader operation is forcibly canceled by the
[RESET] key.
Remedy: Check the tape reader.

6081 I/O PORT ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Description: During tape output on the EDIT LIST screen:

(1) Program did not output only for a limited time.
(2) The output was forced to cancel by [RESET] key.
Remedy: In case of description (1), check the tape puncher.

6082 TAPE READER NOT READY Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the EDIT LIST screen, an attempt to input a program from external I/O device such as
a tape reader (optional) was made, but it was not connected.
Remedy: Check the taper reader for connection, and also check a paper tape.

6083 I/O PORT NOT READY Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the EDIT LIST screen, an attempt to output a program to external I/O device such as a
tape puncher (optional) was made, but it was not connected.
Remedy: Check connection of the device.

6084 I/O INPUT STOPPED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: During tape inputting on the EDIT LIST screen, the [PROGRAM STOP] key was pressed.
Remedy: To continue tape inputting, press the [PROGRAM INPUT] key again.
Note that when [TRANSFER ABORT] or [RESET] key is pressed, input cannot be continued.
If you have pressed the [TRANSFER ABORT] or [RESET] key, specify the O no. and then be-
gin from the first.


6085 I/O OUTPUT STOPPED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: During tape outputting on the EDIT LIST screen, the [PROGRAM STOP] key was pressed.
Remedy: To continue tape outputting, press the [PROGRAM OUTPUT] key again.
Note that when [TRANSFER ABORT] or [RESET] key is pressed, output cannot be contin-
ued. If you have pressed the [TRANSFER ABORT] or [RESET] key, specify the O no. and
then begin from the first.

6086 I/O INPUT ABORTED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: During tape inputting on the EDIT LIST screen, the [TRANSFER ABORT] key was pressed.
Remedy: Tape inputting cannot be continued. Delete the input O no. and then begin from the first.

6087 I/O OUTPUT ABORTED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: During tape outputting on the EDIT LIST screen, the [TRANSFER ABORT] key was pressed.
Remedy: Tape outputting cannot be continued. Specify the O no. and then begin from the first.

6088 AT TAPE REWIND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The [TAPE REWIND] key was pressed on the EDIT LIST screen. Message indicates that tape
rewind is under way.

6089 TAPE REWIND DONE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: Message indicating that tape rewind is completed on the EDIT LIST screen.

6090 TAPE REWIND ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: During tape rewind on the EDIT LIST screen, an error (fault) was caused in the tape rewind-
er.
Remedy: Check the tape rewinder.


6091 (FATAL) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Remedy: If this error occurs frequently, contact to us of the trouble condition.

6092 PROGRAM I/O CANCELLED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The [RESET] key was pressed and thus tape input or output was canceled.
Remedy: If during tape input, the input data up to the canceled point is stored.

6093 SEARCHING Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The message shows thast when the following key was pressed on the EDIT BLOCK screen,
the program search was under way.
(1) [ERRORBLK SEARCH] key
(2) Character string to be searched was specified and the [SEARCH] key was pressed.

6094 EDIT INHIBITED BY PARAMETER Guide WARN RESET key
Description: The contents of protection vary depending on the setting of set data no. 30, 31, or 32.
Example:
Writing or deletion was attempted though the set data no. 30 is set to “1” (O no. 8000–
8999 are protected from writing and deletion).
Remedy: Check the setting of set data no. 30, 31, or 32.

6095 DIVIDING OF PROGRAM COMPLETED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The message shows that after inputting to O no. from tape on the EDIT LIST screen, the
[DIVIDE PROGRAM] was pressed to complete program dividing.

6096 KEY IN PROGRAM NO. Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: O no. was not specified on the EDIT LIST screen and the [DIVIDE PROGRAM] key was
pressed.
Remedy: Input O No.


6097 NO FILE TO STORE DIVIDED PROGRAM Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: When the program division was executed on the EDIT LIST screen, the file for temporarily
storing the result was deleted.
Remedy: Turn power OFF and ON again to resume the operation.

6098 DIVIDING PROGRAM Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed if the O no. is entered and [DIVIDE PROGRAM] key is pressed on
the EDIT LIST screen.

6099 (R_FILE) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
6100 (READ) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
6101 (REWRITE) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: System error
Remedy: In case of frequent occurrence, contact to us of the trouble condition.

6102 PROGRAM BEING RUN CANNOT BE EDITED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The NC program is being used by NC internal processing and cannot be edited from the
EDIT LIST screen.
Remedy: Stop editing.

6103 INPUT STARTING N NO. FOR PROG. COMPARE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: N no. at which to start tape collate was not entered and the [PROGRAM COMPARE] key
was pressed.
Remedy: When making tape collate from the beginning of the program, enter “N” and then press
the [PROGRAM COMPARE] key.

6104 TO CONTINUE, CLEAR KEY-IN LINE OR ENTER "C" Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: When resumption of collation was attempted after stopping during collation or due to
finding mismatch block, characters other than “C” were in the key input line.

Remedy: Empty the key input line or enter “C” and then press the [PROGRAM COMPARE] key to re-
sume.
When empty: Collation is resumed from the block next to the cursor.
When “C” entered: Collation is resumed from the block where the cursor is.

6105 COMPARING PROGRAM Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The message shows that the tape program and the memory program are being collated.

6106 PROGRAM COMPARE STOPPED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: During tape collation, the [TRANSFER STOP] key was pressed and collation was once
stopped.
Remedy: Press the [PROGRAM COMPARE] key to resume tape collation.

Press the [TRANSFER ABORT] key or [RESET] key to stop tape collation.

6107 DIFFERENT BLOCK FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: During tape collation, a difference between the tape block and the memory block was
found and tape collation was stopped.
Remedy: The block (memory program) with cursor on the screen and the block (program on the
tape at the right side of “@”) are different. The memory block can be corrected as it is.
Press the [PROGRAM COMPARE] key to resume collation.

6108 PROGRAM COMPARE ABORTED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: During tape collation, the [TRANSFER ABORT] key was pressed and collation was stopped.

6109 NO DIFFERENCES FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: In tape collation, difference between the tape program and the memory program was not
found and collation was completed normally.

6110 PROGRAM COMPARE ABORTED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: During tape collation, the [RESET] key was pressed.


6111 CAN’T GO TO LIST SCREEN DURING PROG. COMPARE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: During tape collation, the [LIST] key was pressed.
Remedy: During tape collation, you cannot return to the LIST screen. Be sure to stop or finish the
tape collation before it.

6112 FILE Q’TYPE OVERFLOW Guide WARN RESET key
Description: Program no. can be registered to any number from O1 to 9999 but not all of these num-
bers can be used. Total 3000 numbers are available for registration.
Cause: More than available numbers were used.
Remedy: Delete unnecessary program No.

6113 MEMORY OVERFLOW Guide WARN RESET key
Description: During tape input on the EDIT LIST screen or during manual input on the EDIT BLOCK
screen, memory overflow.
Cause: Too many program.
Remedy: Delete unnecessary program.

The program up to the canceled point has been stored.
Check the program content. (Especially when canceled halfway of the program, pay atten-
tion.)

6114 BUBBLE MEMORY OVERFLOW

6115 (MEDIA3) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: System error
Remedy: (1) Operation again.

(2) In case of frequent occurrence, contact to us of the trouble condition.


6116 (NPC 2EH) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: Defective VMC card or ROM.

6119 ALARM BLOCK PRESENT IN PROGRAM Guide WARN RESET key
6120 (MACRO) MORE THAN 20 VARIABLES IN EXPRESSION Guide WARN RESET key
6121 (MACRO) ILLEGAL OPERATOR USAGE Guide WARN RESET key
6122 (MACRO) MORE THAN 20 OPERATORS IN EXPRESSION Guide WARN RESET key
6123 (MACRO) TOO COMPLICATED EXPRESSION (1) Guide WARN RESET key
6124 (MACRO) TOO COMPLICATED EXPRESSION (2) Guide WARN RESET key
6125 (MACRO) TOO COMPLICATED DIVISION IN EXPRES. Guide WARN RESET key
6126 (MACRO) MEMORY FULL AT COMPILE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The following phenomena occurred when on the EDIT BLOCK screen, the program was
entered and the [LIST DISPLAY] key was pressed to close the file and return to the EDIT
LIST screen.
(1) A check did not complete as there is an alarm block in the program. (6119)
(Alarm block: Indicated with yellow block cursor on the screen)
(2) A check did not complete as there is an expression containing more than 20 variables
in the program. (6120)
(3) A check did not complete as an operator is used improperly in the program. (6121)
(4) A check did not complete as there is an expression containing more than 20 operators
in the program. (6122)
(5) A check did not complete as there is a complicated expression in the program.
(6123~6125)
(6) Memory capacity for storing tapes is lack.
Remedy: (1) Correct the program. (6119~6125)

(2) Erase unnecessary programs. (6126)

6127 (COMPILE 48H) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
Cause: System error (ROM is faulty, or RAM data is destroyed.)

Clear RAM, or replace ROM, or VMC card.


6129 NO. OF "[","]" IN PROGRAM DOES NOT MATCH Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The number of brackets ( [ ] ) in the program is not matching.

6131 NEST LEVEL ABOVE 10 Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the EDIT BLOCK screen, program was input and then [LIST] key was pressed to close
the file and return to the EDIT LIST screen but check was not completed due to nest level
exceeding 10 in the program.

6132 CALLING SUB PROGRAMS MORE THAN 151 Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: When the EDIT BLOCK screen is returned to the EDIT LIST screen, the O number and N
number of a subprogram are stored. However, 151 or more subprograms have already
been stored, and there is no space for additional subprograms.
Remedy: Correct the program using the nesting level so that the number of subprograms to be
called with one O number is within 150.

6133 (COMPILE 4EH) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
6134 (COMPILE 4FH) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Description: System error
Cause: Defective VMC card.

Defective ROM.

6135 PROGRAM CLOSING, PLEASE WAIT Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The message shows that on the EDIT BLOCK screen, program was input and then [LIST]
key was pressed to close the file and return is being made to the EDIT LIST screen.


6136 PROGRAM ERASING, PLEASE WAIT Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The message shows that on the EDIT LIST screen O no. was specified and the [ERASE] key
was pressed and the program is being deleted.

6137 (ABO) ALARM BLOCK FOUND! I/O INPUT ABORTED Guide WARN RESET key

6138 O NO. FOUND AFTER FIRST BLOCK Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: When tape output was made on the EDIT LIST screen, O address block is in other than
head block (other than the block immediately after start).
Remedy: Delete the O no. which exists in other than first block. Or, if the output operation is con-
tinued by the setting the set data no. 0011 (EDIT FUNC (2)) bit 3 to “1”, the operation does
not stop even if O no. other than that at head exists.

6139 PLEASE INPUT "D" TO DELETE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The set data no. 11 (EDIT FUNC (2)) bit 2 (for protection from data erasing by mistake) is
set to “1”.
Remedy: (1) For example, if O1 is to be erased, press O 1 D [ERASE] in this order.

(2) If D is not to be input, set the set data no. 11 bit 2 to “0”.

6140 COPYING PROGRAM Guide WARN RESET key
6141 COPY END Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when program copy is started or finished on the EDIT screen.

6142 MODEL BLOCK NOT PRESENT (G100–G139) Guide WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to compile a code other than model block codes (G100–G139) of model plan
and conversion code (G180, G181) of program master (optional) was made.


6143 COMPILING MODEL INFORMATION Guide WARN RESET key
Description: Compilation of a model block (G100–G139) or program master (G180, G181 optional)
started.
Compilation will stop if the [RESET] key is pressed or a screen is changed over during
compilation.

6145 ILLEGAL WIRE DIAMETER Guide WARN RESET key

6250 ILLEGAL VALUE SET IN MACHINING CONDITION Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the COND, LIST COND. screen, attempt was made to input a value outside of the al-
lowable range or delete was attempted without setting the cursor to the condition to be
deleted.
Remedy: Check the input command value.

Set the cursor to the condition to be deleted (cursor may be at any position) and press the
[ERASE] key.

6260 INVALID HELP KEY Guide WARN RESET key
Description: The [HELP] key was pressed on the screen where it is inactive.

6261 COMMENT OF HELP IS NO ENTRY Guide WARN RESET key
Description: No comment is registered though the [HELP] key was pressed.

6262 THIS KEY IS INVALID ON HELP DISPLAY Guide WARN RESET key
Description: A key that cannot be used during display of [HELP] key was pressed.
Remedy: Press the [HELP] key again to erase the HELP display, then press that key.

6270 CALENDAR TIME OVER Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: The input data exceeds the calendar range supported by the clock built in the NC.
(Calendar range 1980/1/10:00 to 2038/1/10:00)


6325 GRAPHICS DRAWING Guide WARN RESET key
Causes: On the GRAPHIC screen, either of the following keys is pressed.

(1) After setting O No., the [DRAWING START] key was pressed.
(2) The [TRACE MACHING] key was pressed.

6326 AUTO SCALING Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC screen, after setting O No., the [AUTO SCALING] key was pressed.

6329 AUTO SCALING IMPOSSIBLE Guide WARN RESET key
Causes: On the GRAPHIC screen, the [AUTO SCALING] key was pressed under the following condi-
tion.
(1) O no. was not set.
(2) Drawing was being executed.
(3) Drawing was in stop status.
Remedy: Set O No.

Operate under drawing reset state.

6330 DRAWING IMPOSSIBLE Guide WARN RESET key
Causes: On the GRAPHIC screen, either of the operations was made.

(1) O no. was not set  [DRAWING START] key  Drawing was in stop status  [DRAW-
ING START] key was pressed.
(2) The [TRACE MACHING] key was pressed while drawing was being executed.
Remedy: (1) Set O no. to operate again.

(2) Operate under drawing reset state.

6331 CANNOT STOP DRAWING NOW Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC screen, the [DRAWING STOP] key was pressed in the drawing reset sta-
tus.
Remedy: At drawing start, operate again.


6332 CANNOT CHANGE DRAWING SET NOW Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC screen, the operation was made in the following conditions.
At drawing stop, the [SEARCH], [ERASE], [ADD IN] or [IN] keys was pressed.
Remedy: Operate under drawing reset state.

6333 FIGURE MOVE IMPOSSIBLE Guide WARN RESET key
6334 FIGURE SCALING IMPOSSIBLE Guide WARN RESET key
6335 DISPLAY OF COORD. IMPOSSIBLE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC, DRAW DSP screen, the following operation was made.
(1) The DRAWING MOVE key (6333) or [DRAWING ZOOM] key (6334) or [VERIFY POSI-
TION] key (6335) was pressed while the drawing start or trace machining is under way.
(2) The [DRAWING MOVE]key (6333) or [DRAWING ZOOM] key (6334) or [VERIFY POSI-
TION] key (6335) was pressed while the drawing zoom or verify position is selected.
Remedy: Press the [DRAWING RESET] key, and then perform the desired operation.
Check the selected mode.

6336 DRAW FINISHED Guide WARN RESET key
Causes: On the GRAPHIC screen, the operation was made in the following conditions.
(1) The [AUTO SCALING] key was pressed. Drawing was displayed and the message ap-
pears upon completion of drawing.
(2) At drawing start or drawing stop, the [DRAWING RESET] key was pressed.

6338 SCAL DECIDED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC screen, the operation was made in the following conditions.
The [AUTO SCALING] key was pressed. While range is automatically setting, the [DRAW-
ING RESET] key was pressed.
REMARK Scale when the [DRAWING RESET] key is set.

6341 SPECIFIED O NO. NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC screen, an attempt to enter nonregistered O no. as DRAWING START O:
was made, or on the DISK FILE screen, illegal O no. was specified.


6342 DATA RECALL MEMORY EMPTY Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: At drawing start or during execution of sync. on the GRAPHIC screen, the [DATA SAVE] or
[DATA RECALL] key was pressed.
Remedy: Once draw and then operate the key.

6343 O NO. ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
6344 DATA ERROR

6345 SELECT LOWER RIGHT CORNER Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed when the [DRAWING ZOOM] key on the GRAPHIC screen or the
[AUTO SCALING] key in the scaling mode 2 is pressed.
Move the cursor to the desired position with cursor key and press the [IN] key.
Remedy: To cancel operation, press the [DRAWING ZOOM] key or [DRAWING RESET] key.

6346 SELECT UPPER LEFT CORNER Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when the [DRAWING ZOOM] key on the GRAPHIC screen or
[AUTO SCALING] key in the scaling mode 2 is pressed, and the [IN] key is pressed with the
cursor at the desired position.
Move the cursor to the desired position with cursor key and press the [IN] key.

6347 MOVE FROM THIS POSITION Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: Message appearing at screen top when [DRAWING MOVE] key is pressed on the GRAPHIC
screen. Use cursor key to set the cursor at the figure center position and press the [IN] key.
Remedy: To stop, press the [DRAWING MOVE] again.

6348 MOVE TO THIS POSITION Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC screen, press [DRAWING MOVE] key and use cursor key to set the cursor
at the new center position and then press the [IN] key.
Then, press [DRAWING START] key to draw the figure from the new center position.
Remedy: To stop, press the [DRAWING MOVE] again.


6349 DRAWING CLEAR ONLY IN DRAWING RESET STATUS Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC screen, the [DRAWING CLEAR] key was pressed during draw stop.
Remedy: Operate under drawing reset state.

6350 GRAPHICS DATA SAVED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The message appears when on the GRAPHIC screen, the data currently being set was
saved in the save area in the memory.
The [DATA SAVE] key was pressed.

6351 ADD O NO. CAN NOT USED IN mm-MODE Guide WARN RESET key

6352 SCREEN NOT VALID DURING TRACE MACHING DRAW Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC screen, the following operation was made during execution of sync.
drawing.
Attempt was made to turn page by pressing either the [DRAWING MOVE], [NEST MEVEL],
[BLOCK DISPLAY], [MACRO VARIABLE], [MACHING TIME] or [DRAWING CLEAR] key.
Remedy: Turn page under drawing reset state.

6353 MOVE CURSOR AND SET DATA Guide WARN RESET key

6354 ONLY POSSIBLE WITH ROTATE ANGLE 0 OR 90 Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC screen, the following operation was made when the rotation angle X or
Z setting was other than 0 or 90°.
Either the [DRAWING MOVE], [DRAWING ZOOM] or [VERIFY POSITION] key was attempt-
ed to select.
Remedy: Change the rotation angle X or Z setting to 0 or 90°C.


6355 SPECIFIED PARAMETER NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the SET DATA screen, a number not entered was specified and the [SEARCH] key was
pressed.

6356 CURSOR INCREMENT KEY NOT VALID NOW Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC screen, the [CURSOR INCREMENT] key was pressed when the [FIGURE
MOVE], [FIGURE ENLARGE] or [POSITION CONFIRM] key was not selected.
Remedy: Select either the [FIGURE MOVE], [FIGURE ENLARGE] or [POSITION CONFIRM] key.

6359 WORK OFFSET TRANSFERRED
6360 O NO., N NO. TRANSFERRED
6361 COORD. DATA TRANSFERRED
6362 START COORD. TRANSFERRED

6363 MACHINE INFO. TRANSFERRED Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when the data on the machine side was transferred to the
graphic side by pressing the [MC  GRAPHIC] key on the GRAPHIC screen.

6364 DATA NOT TRANSFERRED NOW Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the GRAPHIC screen, the [MC  GRAPHIC] key was pressed while drawing or trace
machining is being executed or in other than memory run mode.
Remedy: In the memory run mode, retry this operation in the drawing reset status.

6365 STROKE FRAME CANNOT BE DISPLAYED Guide WARN RESET key
Description: When the [AUTO SCALING] key on the GRAPHIC screen was pressed in the scaling mode
2, the frame cannot be displayed because the stroke 1, 3 range exceeds 3,800 mm.
Remedy: Confirm the set values for X and Y software strokes of machine parameters (no. 1046–
2051).


6366 DRAWING START POINT? Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when the auto scaling is executed in the mode 2 on the
GRAPHIC screen.
Remedy: Move the cursor to the desired start point with cursor keys and press the [IN] key.

6367 CLEAR THE DRAWING Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message indicates that the [TRACE MACHING] was pressed though a drawing was
not cleared, but a tracing cannot be executed unless a drawing is cleared.
Remedy: Clear the drawing first, then press the [TRACE MACHING] key.

6370 GRAPHIC DATA TRANSFERRED Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message indicates that the data was transferred successfully from graphic side to ma-
chining side by the [GRAPHIC  MC] key on the GRAPHIC TEST screen.
Remedy: Confirm the data transferred to the machining side before machining (on the SET, OFFSET
screen or NC FUNC screen).

6375 TRANSFER GRAPHIC DATA? yes:IN KEY, no:ERASE KEY Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message indicates that an attempt to transfer the data on graphic side to the ma-
chining side was made by pressing the [GRAPHIC  MC] key on the GRAPHIC TEST
screen.
Remedy: (1) To transfer the data on graphic side to the machining side, press [IN] key.
(2) To cancel data transfer, press the [ERASE] key.

6400 ONLY VALID WITH OPTIONAL ITEM Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed when an optional function key was pressed but that function is
invalid.

6401 ONLY VALID IN MANUAL MODE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The function valid only in MANUAL mode was specified in other than this mode.
Remedy: Change to the MANUAL mode and then operate again.


6402 ONLY VALID IN MANUAL MODE & RESET STATUS Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The function valid only in MANUAL mode or under reset state was specified in condition
other than this mode.
Remedy: Reset and change to MANUAL mode and then, operate again.

6410 DON’T SAVE RAM MACRO AFTER O NO. 10000 Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: This message indicates that the system macros (programs after O10000) registered in the
RAM area cannot be saved when G154 (data backup) is executed.
Remedy: In saving the system macros after O10000, reset the G154, set the set data no. 30–32 to 0,
and save them using the FD drive built in the machine, or connect an external unit to the
machine and save them. After saving the programs, return the set data no. 30–32 to orig-
inal value, and restart the G154.

6411 DON’T SAVE NC PROGRAM Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when the power supply unit with extended memory capacity
(tape storage length 3000 m, optional) is used or when G154 (data backup) that does not
save the NC programs is specified.
Remedy: (1) For the power supply unit with extended memory capacity, NC programs cannot be
saved in one floppy disk, and therefore reset the G154 once and prepare another FD to
save NC programs individually. Then, restart the G154.
(2) If the G154 that does not save the NC programs is specified, recheck the NC programs
and press the [START] key to continue operation. In saving the NC programs, reset the
G154 and specify the G154 again so that it saves the NC programs, or save NC programs
individually in another FD.

6412 NOW DATA SAVING Warning 1 WARN RESET key
6413 COMPLETE DATA SAVING Warning 1 WARN RESET key
6414 NOW DATA REGISTRY ! Warning 1 WARN RESET key
6415 COMPLETE DATA REGISTRATION Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: This message indicates the on-going operation when G154 (data backup) was started.


6425 DUPLICATE G110–G139 BLOCKS IN SUCCESSION Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: An attempt to develop the model blocks (G110-G139) in which multiple G codes are used
in the same block was made.
Remedy: Check the blocks in the model plan again, and erase an excessive block.

6426 MODEL BLOCKS ARE NOT COMPILED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: An attempt to develop incomplete model blocks was mode.
Remedy: Develop the model blocks with the [DEVELOP] key, then start operation or make a graphic drawing.

6427 MODEL BLOCKS ARE NOT ENTERED COMPLETELY Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: An attempt to develop incomplete model blocks was made.
Remedy: Reedit the model plan and add necessary model blocks.

6428 MODEL BLOCK ADD-IN COMPLETED Guide WARN RESET key
Description: A model block was overwritten on the block on which the cursor is currently positioned
on the block screen by pressing the [EOB] [IN] keys on the model screen.

6429 MODEL BLOCK CHANGE COMPLETED Guide WARN RESET key
Description: A model block was overwritten on the block on which the cursor is currently positioned
on the block screen by pressing the [EOB] [IN] keys on the model screen.

6430 NOT APPLICABLE TO MODEL BLOCK Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: An attempt to edit in the talk mode a program other than model blocks (G110-G139) us-
ing a function key MODEL PLAN was made on the EDIT BLOCK screen.

6431 DATA ON CURSOR LINE NOT PERFECT Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed when an attempt to change data was made on the MODEL
TALK screen but that data is not registered.
Remedy: Correct the data to be changed.


6432 DATA NEEDED AT CURSOR POSITION Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed when the [NEXT PLAN] key or [EOB] [ADD IN] keys or [EOB] [IN]
keys are pressed with data filed incompleted on the MODEL TALK, MACHINING CONTROL
TABLE, MACHINING FORMAT, or MACHINING PROCESS TABLE screen.
Remedy: Complete the data field.

6433 START OF EDIT SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The MODEL MENU screen was opened and the [PRE. BLOCK] key was pressed with the
cursor positioned at head block on the EDIT BLOCK screen.

6434 END OF EDIT SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
Description: The MODEL MENU screen was opened and the [NEXT BLOCK] key was pressed with the
cursor positioned at end block on the EDIT BLOCK screen.

6435 ILLEGAL SCREEN DATA Guide WARN RESET key

6436 PLEASE INPUT [;]+[ADD-IN] OR [;]+[IN] –– ––
6437 INPUT [;]+[ADD-IN] OR [;]+[IN] AFT. INPUT DATA –– ––

6440 HEAD CARD Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the [–] key was pressed with the MENU screen.

6441 LAST CARD Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the [+] key was pressed with the last process card L500.


6442 LAST CONDITION CARD Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the [IN] key was pressed with the cursor at the “NEXT COND.”
switch on the last condition card L301 screen.

6443 LAST PROCESS CARD Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the [IN] key was pressed with the cursor at the “NEXT PROC.”
switch on the last process card L500 screen.

6447 DISPLAYING CARD INITIALIZED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the [IN] key was pressed with the cursor at the “CARD INIT.”
switch on each card screen to initialize the input data on card.

6448 CARD DATA CALLED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the [IN] key was pressed with the cursor at the “CALL” switch on
each card screen to call the stored data.
Or, another card no. was designated to take a copy.

6449 NO USE MSS. Guide Unnecessary

6450 NO STORED DATA Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the “CALL” was attempted to the card that was not stored.

6451 CARD DATA STORED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the [IN] key was pressed with the cursor at the “STORE” switch to
store data on card in the internal memory.

6452 PROHIBITED LOCKING Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to lock the item with “P” in lock area (initial value can-
not be locked) was made.


6453 NO LAST DATA Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to display previous data with “NEXT DATA” switch
during display of top search data in the search window was made.

6454 NO NEXT DATA Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to display next data with “LAST DATA” switch during
display of last search data in the search window was made.

6455 MODEL DATA DELETED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the user registered data of search data in the search window was
deleted with the “DEL” switch.

6456 MODEL DATA ADDED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the user registered data was added at the last of search data in
the search window with the “ADD” switch.

6457 MODEL DATA DELETED AND ADDED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the user registered data of search data was changed (deleted,
then added) in the search window with the “D&A” switch.

6458 MODEL DATA CANNOT BE DELETED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to delete standard data (stored in ROM) of search
data in the search window was made with the “DEL” switch.

6459 MODEL DATA CANNOT BE DELETED AND ADDED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to change standard data (stored in ROM) of search
data in the search window was made with the “D&A” switch.

6460 NO USE Guide Unnecessary
Description: An item of Model Plan Ver. 2 not used at present was searched.


6461 INDIRECT OFFSET DATA IN CONDITION TABLE Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to register user data with the indirect offset no. en-
tered in the condition table was made.

6462 OFFSET DATA TRANSFERRED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the offset value was transferred from condition table to indirect
offset window with the “TRANSFER” function.

6463 OFFSET DATA CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to transfer offset value was made with the “TRANS-
FER”, but the indirect offset window is full.

6464 MODEL BLOCKS OUTPUT COMPLETED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the model blocks were output to the EDIT BLOCK screen with the
“OUTPUT & CONT.” switch on the process card.

6465 QUIT & CLOSE? yes:IN KEY no:ERASE KEY Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to close the model plan without output of data after
editing was made.

6466 WORK COORDINATES TRANSFERRED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, current work coordinates were transferred to the MACH. START
points on process card with the “WORK COPY” function key.

6467 OUTPUTTING MODEL BLOCKS Guide Unnecessary
Description: This message is displayed when the data are output to the model blocks with the output
key.


6468 SPECIFIED CONDITION CARD IS NOT USED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the card no. not used was specified to the “COND. CARD NO.” on
process card.

6469 INPUT MASTER BLOCKS O NO. Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to register master blocks was made without setting
master block no. (0 is set now) to the set data no. 0177 (MODEL MASTER BLOCK O NO.).

6470 NO INPUT DATA Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to register model blocks was made without entering
data.

6471 MASTER BLOCKS OUTPUT COMPLETED Guide Unnecessary

6472 MODEL DATA OUTPUT COMPLETED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the model data were output as model blocks to the specified
O No.

6473 INPUT O NO. Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to output model data was made without specifying
O No.

6474 SPECIFIED O NO. IS NOT EMPTY Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to output model data to the O no. which is full was
made.

6475 OUTPUTTING MODEL DATA Guide Unnecessary
Description: This message is displayed when the user model data are being output to the specified
O No.


6476 READING BLOCKS Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the model block or master block is being read.

6477 MASTER BLOCKS WERE READ Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the master blocks were read when the [MODEL PLAN] key on
EDIT BLOCK screen was pressed.

6478 STANDARD CONDITIONS CANNOT BE DELETED Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to delete standard conditions (stored in ROM) was
made during data searching in the search window.

6479 USER AREA IS FULL Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, the internal user area to register user model conditions is full.

6480 SPECIFIED O NO. IS EDITING Guide Unnecessary
Description: In the Model Plan Ver. 2, an attempt to output master block or user model condition to
the O no. being edited at present was made.

6481 NO REGISTERED DATA Guide Unnecessary
Description: An attempt to output data to the specified O no. was made though no data is registered
in the user model area.

6490 M74 RECORD BAD NUMBER OF RECORD ID Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: An attempt to add further data was made after the number of data saved on the M74
screen reached 300.
Remedy: Specify M74 command to clear the data, or set the set data no. 78 bit 1 to “1” to record
the skipped positions only.
Or, set the bit 3 to “1” to return to the beginning for recording.


6491 M74 RECORD BAD NUMBER OF ITEM ID Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: In the M74 data saving, illegal element number (M74 parameter) was specified.

6492 M74 RECORD DISCRIMINATOR (P/W/L) OVERLAP Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: In the M74 data re-registration, an attempt to register additionally the P/W/L data was
made though they have already been registered.

6493 M74 RECORD ITEM VALUE IS BEYOND THE LIMITS Alarm 2
Description: In the M74 data re-registration, the specified M74 parameter value is out of allowable
range.

6500 START,STOP,RESET KEYS ARE INVALID Guide WARN RESET key
Description: [START], [STOP], or [RESET] key was pressed when a process moved during schedule oper-
ation.

6501 CANNOT CHANGE RUNNING MODE Guide WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to change the operation mode to other than [MEM RUN] mode was made
when a process moved during schedule operation.

6502 NOT MEMORY MODE OR ALARM SIGN EXIST Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to execute a schedule operation was made in other than MEM RUN mode or
during alarm.
Remedy: Select the [MEM RUN] mode and reset the alarm if alarm is present, then start the sched-
ule operation.

6503 PROCESS DATA IS EDITING Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The schedule operation was started though the process data is being edited.
Remedy: Return to the SCHEDULE LIST screen, then start the schedule operation.


6504 ILLEGAL SCHEDULE MODE Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Internal processing of schedule operation causes contradiction in operation mode.

6505 PROCESS IS NOT STORED Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: The schedule operation was started with unregistered process number.
Remedy: Register the process, then start the schedule operation.

6506 ILLEGAL PROCESS NO. (SCHEDULE DATA) See Note. WARN RESET key
Description: Process number is incorrect when reading or writing process data.
Remedy: Check the process number.
REMARK The level is guide or warning 3.

6507 ILLEGAL ITEM NO. (SCHEDULE DATA) See Note. WARN RESET key
Description: Item number of schedule data is incorrect when reading or writing process number.
Remedy: Check the schedule data.
REMARK The level is guide or warning 3.

6508 PROCESS DATA ACCESS ERROR Warning 3 See Remedy.
Description: Process execution error or data base destroyed by internal processing.
Remedy: Contact to us of the trouble condition, as internal data will be erroneous.

6509 CANNOT CHANGE PROCESS DATA BY PROCESS STATUS Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to change process data was made, where the “STATUS” area on the SCHEDULE
LIST screen is not blank.


6510 NO PROCESS TO EXECUTE Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Description: There is no start process data for schedule operation.
Remedy: Enter “START” to the process to be executed first.

6511 CANNOT FIND CODE UNDER PROCESS –– ––

6512 CANNOT CHANGE PROCESS STATUS Guide WARN RESET key
Description: An attempt to change the status of current process was made.

6513 OPERATION WITH INPUT "P [PROCESS No.]" Guide WARN RESET key
Description: Original process is not specified when copying the process data.
Remedy: To specify the process, enter the process number on the key-in line.

6514 MEMORIZE A PACK OP PROCESS DATA –– ––

6515 MAKING IN GOOD ORDER Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when process numbers are reassigned because of insertion or
deletion of processes.

6516 MACRO ERROR –– ––

6600 INVALID COMMAND ON KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET key
Causes: (1) On the MANUAL screen, the [IN] key was pressed by with an erroneous command.
(2) On the RUN PROG, MACRO screen, the [IN], [SEARCH], [ERASE] or [ADD IN] key was
pressed with an eroneous command.

(3) On the COND LIST screen, the [IN] key was pressed with an erroneous command.
(4) On the POSITION WORK or RELATIVE screen, the [WORK SET] and [RELATIVE SET] keys
were pressed with an erroneous command.
(5) On the SET OFFSET, WK OFFSET, or SET DAT screen, the [IN] key was pressed with an
erroneous command.
(6) On the M.CONTROL screen, the [IN] key was pressed with an erroneous command.
Remedy: Check the input command.

6601 NO MORE DISPLAYABLE PAGES Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: No page to be changed over is left when the pages are changed over with the page keys.
Remedy: If this message appears when [+] page key is used, use [–] page key to turn pages.
If this message appears when [–] page key is used, use [+] page key to turn pages.

6602 WRITE PROTECTED Guide WARN RESET key
Description: The set data value was attempted to input in the write prohibit condition.
Cause: Value was attempted to input to a write-protected parameter during starting, stopping or
in ZERO RETURN mode.
Remedy: Reset or turn OFF the zero return mode and then, operate again.

6603 WORK COORDINATE CAN ONLY BE SET IN RESET STS Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The [WORK SET] key was pressed during start or stop.
Remedy: Reset and operate again.

6604 SEARCH KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
6605 DELETE KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
6606 ADD KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
6607 INPUT KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
6608 + PAGE KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
6609 – PAGE KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
6610 UP CURSOR KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
6611 DOWN CURSOR KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
6612 RIGHT CURSOR KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
6613 LEFT CURSOR KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
6614 ADDRESS KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key
6615 TEN KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN Guide WARN RESET key

Cause: These keys were pressed on invalid screens.
Remedy: These keys are invalid and cannot be used on these screens.

6616 UNNECESSARY LETTER OF KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: While address key [A] to [Z] was unnecessary for the specified entry, such entry was at-
tempted.
Remedy: Delete address (A to Z) command on the key-in line.

6617 NUMBER TOO LARGE ON KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET key
6618 NUMBER TOO SMALL ON KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The data entered on the key-in line was larger/smaller than the range of data value in the
specified entry.
Remedy: Change the value on the key-in line.

6619 NUMBER OUT OF RANGE ON KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET key
Description: The data entered on the key-in line was out of the numeric range of data value in the
specified entry.
Cause: On the SET DATA screen, a numeric value entered to the parameter was larger or smaller
than the maximum or minimum value for the entry.
Remedy: Change the value on the key-in line

6620 NUMBER HAS TOO MANY DIGITS ON KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The data entered on the key-in line did not match the number of digits of data value in the
specified entry.
Remedy: Change the number of digits on the key-in line.


6621 KEY-IN LINE EMPTY Guide WARN RESET key
Description: Operation which must be done with entering a numeric or alphabetical value in advance
on the key-in line was made without such procedure.
Cause: On the MDI screen, the [IN] key was pressed without entering a program.
On the COND, LIST screen, the [COND COPY] key was pressed without entering E No.
The [RELATIVE SET] or [WORK SET] key was pressed without entering anything.
Remedy: Enter data on the key-in line and then operate again.

6622 NOT VALID IN START, STOP STS & HW, ZERO RET MODE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: An function key was pressed in the start, stop, handwheel, or zero point return mode.
Remedy: Set the mode other than above, than retry.

6623 INHIBITED BY PARAMETER Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: An attempt to clear the machining time by pressing the [MC. TIME CLEAR] key on the
DIAG MC TIME screen was made when the set data no. 180 bit 4 is “0”.
Remedy: Set the bit 4 to “1” for clearing the machining time.

6630 VALID ONLY WITH OPTIONAL ITEM Guide WARN RESET key
Description: Although an attempt to operate optional function was made, that function is not attached.

6650 NOW IMC MODE IS REMOTE MODE

6651 NOW IMC MODE IS LOCAL MODE See Causes. WARN RESET key
Description: On the IMC screen (optional), an attempt to operate the function that cannot be used
when the IMC mode is Local mode was made.
Causes: (1) On the MACH OPE, IMC screen, the function key for machining completion (IMC con-
trol screen) or pseudo completion (IMC maintenance screen) was pressed. (Guide)
(2) NC code exclusively for IMC in the program was executed. (Warning 3)
Remedy: Change the IMC from LOCAL to REMOTE, and retry operation.


6652 CAN’T DO MANUAL PROGRAM RX FROM TERMINAL Guide WARN RESET key
Causes: On the IMC screen (optional), this message is displayed by either of the following causes.
(1) In the IMC REMOTE mode, an attempt to input a program from the host computer was
made.
(2) The specified O no. already exists in NC unit.
Remedy: In case of cause (1), change IMC mode to LOCAL, and retry operation.
In case of cause (2), delete specified O No., if unnecessary, then retry operation.

6653 CAN’T DO MANUAL PROGRAM TX TO TERMINAL Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the IMC screen (optional), the O no. to be output is not found in NC unit.
Remedy: Change O no. to be output, then retry operation.

6654 DON’T MATCH TERM R/T ABORT –– ––

6655 LINE INFORMATION IS NOT ON LINE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the IMC screen (optional), in the off-line status, a function key on IMC control screen
or IMC maintenance screen was operated.
Remedy: Set up on-line status, then retry operation.

6656 CAN’T CHANGE TERMINAL PARAM. UNTIL OF LINE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the IMC screen (optional), in the on-line status, communication conditions to host
computer were changed.
Remedy: Change communication conditions in the off-line status.

6657 PLEASE PUSH F.KEY (TERM RX OR TERM TX) Guide WARN RESET key
Description: On the IMC screen (optional), this message is displayed to ask for next operation when O
no. is keyed in on the IMC control screen.
Remedy: Press the [TERM RX PROGRAM] key or [TERM TX PROGRAM] key on the IMC control
screen.
In case of misoperation, press the [WARN RESET] key to clear this message.


6658 CAN’T CHANGE OF IMC MODE Guide WARN RESET key
Description: On the IMC screen (optional), the [TM. MODE SELECT] key was pressed to change IMC
mode to REMOTE during program input on the IMC control screen.
Remedy: Stop the program input or wait for completion of program input, then retry operation.

6659 CHANGE OF IMC MODE Guide WARN RESET key
Description: On the IMC screen (optional), the [TM. MODE SELECT] key was pressed to change IMC
mode during execution of IMC mode change.
Remedy: Wait for completion of IMC mode change, then retry operation.

6660 TERMINAL IS DISABLED –– ––

6661 OCCURRENT OF FILE OPEN ERROR (TERMINAL) Guide WARN RESET key
6662 TERMINAL IS BUSY NOW Guide WARN RESET key
6663 FOUND OF O NUMBER ERROR (TERMINAL) Guide WARN RESET key
Description: On the IMC screen (optional), this message is given during program I/O operation on the
IMC control screen.
Causes: (1) The O no. specified for program input is not found in the host computer.
(Message no. 6661)
(2) The host computer is not ready for reception in the program output operation.
(Message no. 6661)
(3) The program input operation was specified from NC unit, though the host computer is
under program output. (Message no. 6662)
(4) The host computer judged that the O number specified in the NC unit is other than
1–9999. (Message no. 6663)
Remedy: (1) Check the program registered to the host computer. (Message no. 6661)
(2) Wait for completion of program output from host computer, then retry operation.
(Message no. 6662)
(3) Check the program O No., and retry operation.

6664 PLEASE CHECK OF CHANNEL LINE TO TERMINAL Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: On the IMC screen (optional), the RS-232C cable between host computer and NC unit is
faulty.

Causes: (1) The RS-232C cable is loosely connected or disconnected.

(2) Noise is present in control cables (CTS, etc.)
Remedy: Reconnect the cable.

If this failure occurrs frequently, contact to us of the trouble condition.

6665 CAN’T SET COMMAND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the IMC screen (optional), the function keys for pseudo completion on IMC mainte-
nance screen were pressed simultaneously.
Remedy: Press either one of function keys for pseudo completion.

6666 PUSH COMPLETE OR ABORT END KEY Guide WARN RESET key
Description: On the IMC screen (optional), this message is displayed to ask for next operation when a
function key for pseudo completion on the IMC maintenance sceen is pressed.
Remedy: Press [COMPLETE] or [ABORT] key to select successful or unsuccessful pseudo comple-
tion.

6667 CAN’T SET EXECUTING COMMAND Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the IMC screen (optional), the command specified with a pseudo completion function
key on IMC maintenance screen is same as that being executed in the NC unit now.
Remedy: Wait for completion of execution by NC unit, then retry operation.

6668 CANCELED OF FUNCTION COMMAND Guide WARN RESET key
Description: On the IMC screen (optional), this message is displayed to cancel the pseudo completion
setting if reversal-displayed pseudo completion function key on IMC maintenance screen
is pressed once more.

6735 INVALID EIO NO. SPECIFIED Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the DIAGNOSE EIO screen, the [SEARCH] key was pressed without specifying a num-
ber.
A number not registered was specified, then [EIO] or [SEARCH] keys were pressed.
Remedy: Check the input command.


6740 KEY-IN DATA IS NO GOOD Guide WARN RESET key
Description: The entered address value (VMC memory location) is not correct.
Remedy: Reenter correct address value.

6750 USER MASKING PARAMETER NO. **** (BIT *) Guide WARN RESET key
Description: The function key pressed is masked by the parameter and it is therefore inactive.
Remedy: To cancel masking and activate the function key, set the specified bit of parameter dis-
played as guide to “0”.

6751 MASKED BECAUSE FUNCTION IS NOT SUPPORTED Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message indicates that the specified function is not supported by your machine.

6800 THE FUNCTION KEY DEPRESSED IS INVALID Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the DISK DIR. screen (valid for the machines with optional 3.5 inch floppy disk drive),
this key cannot be used since the other function is being executed.
Remedy: Press it after execution of current function is finished.

6801 TRANSFERRING FILE! Guide Unnecessary
Description: On the DISK DIR. screen (valid for the machines with optional 3.5 inch floppy disk drive),
an NC program is being transferred between disk and memory with the [MEMORY 
DISK] or [Disk  MEMORY] key.

6802 COPYING FILE! Guide Unnecessary
Description: On the DISK DIR. screen (valid for the machines with optional 3.5 inch floppy disk drive), a
fine on the disk is being codied to another file with [COPY FILE] key.

6803 CREATING DIRECTORY! Guide Unnecessary
directory is being created with [CREATE DIR.] key.


6804 DELETING DIRECTORY! Guide Unnecessary
directory is being deleted with [DELETE DIR.] key.

6805 DELETING FILE! Guide Unnecessary
file is being deleted with [DELETE FILE] key.

6806 CANCELING! Guide Unnecessary
when a function is being executed, it is canceled with [ESCAPE] key.

6807 FORMATTING! Guide Unnecessary
the disk format is being made with [FORMAT DISK] key.

6808 FILE TRANSFER COMPLETE Guide WARN RESET key
an NC program transfer with [MEMORY  DISK] or [Disk  MEMORY] key as completed.

6809 FILE COPY COMPLETE Guide WARN RESET key
file copying with [COPY FILE] key has completed.

6810 FILE RENAME COMPLETE Guide WARN RESET key
file renaming with [RENAME FILE] key has completed.


6811 FILE WRITE-PROTECT COMPLETE Guide WARN RESET key
setting of write-protect for the file with [PROTECT FILE] key has completed.

6812 DIRECTORY COMPLETE Guide WARN RESET key
directory making with [CREATE DIR.] key has completed.

6813 DIRECTORY DELETION COMPLETE Guide WARN RESET key
directory deletion with [DELETE DIR.] key has completed.

6814 FILE DELETION COMPLETE Guide WARN RESET key
file deletion with [DELETE FILE] key has completed.

6815 DISK FORMAT COMPLETE Guide WARN RESET key
disk initialization with [FORMAT DISK] key has completed.

6816 CANCELED Guide WARN RESET key
cancellation of operation being executed with [ESCAPE] key has completed.

6817 REPLACE? YES : IN KEY NO : ERASE KEY Guide WARN RESET key
Description: On the DISK DIR. screen (valid for the machines with optional 3.5 inch floppy disk drive), if
a file is transferred or copied using the same name as that of existing file with [MEMORY
 DISK], [Disk  MEMORY] or [COPY FILE] key, press the [IN] key to replace the existing
file, or the [ERASE] key to cancel file replacement.


6818 DELETE FILE? YES : IN KEY NO : ERASE KEY Guide Unnecessary
a file is deleted with [DELETE FILE] key, press the [IN] key to delete the file, or the [ERASE]
key to cancel file deletion.

6819 DISK FORMATTING? YES : IN KEY NO : ERASE KEY Guide Unnecessary
a disk is initialized with [FORMAT DISK] key, press the [IN] key to format the disk, or the
[ERASE] key to cancel the disk formatting.

6820 FILE CANNOT BE COPIED TO IDENTICAL NAME Guide WARN RESET key
an attempt to copy a file with [COPY FILE] key using the same file name on both send and
receive sides was made.
Remedy: Change file name on either send or receive side.

6821 ILLEGAL FILE IS SPECIFIED Guide WARN RESET key
an attempt to display the contents of file with [DISPLAY FILE] key was made, but it cannot
be displayed because of illegal file. (? mark is displayed if 65 or more undisplayable char-
acters continue and they are within 65 characters.)
Remedy: Specify another file.

6822 ILLEGAL CURSOR POSITION Guide WARN RESET key
though an attempt to copy the data at the cursor position to the key-in line with [IN] key
was made, no data can be copied because of illegal cursor position.
Remedy: Shift the cursor position.

6823 VOLUME LABEL WITHIN 11 CHARACTERS Guide WARN RESET key
when a disk is formatted with [FORMAT DISK] key, the volume label keyed in exceeds 11
characters.

Remedy: Change volume label within 11 characters.

6824 PARAMETER SETTING ERROR FOR FORMAT SELECTION Guide WARN RESET key
wrong data is set to the bits 4 and 5 of set data no. 12 File Management Function.
Remedy: The bits 4 and 5 must be set as follows depending on the floppy disk format used.
MS-DOS*2HD/MP type (1.2 MB) format: bit 4, 5 = 0
PC-DOS*2DD (720 KB) format: bit 4 = 1, bit 5 = 0
FANUC-PG*2HD format: bit 4 = 0, bit 5 = 1
MS-DOS*2HD/MP type (1.44 MB) format: bit 4, 5 = 1
* MSDOS, PCDOS, FANUC-PG are registered trade marks of MICROSOFT, IBM and FANUC
respectively.
Also, of the MS-DOS/MP format machines, the machines with optional 3.5 inch floppy
disk drive manufactured before 1999 may not be able to read the 1.44MB formatted flop-
py disks.

6825 1:2HD (1.2M) 2:2DD (720K) 3:PG 4:2HD (1.44M) Guide WARN RESET key
select the type of floppy disk format. Enter a numeric key 1~4, and press the [IN] key.

6826 2HD (1.2M) DISK FORMATTING? YES : IN NO : ERASE Guide WARN RESET key
6827 2DD (720K) DISK FORMATTING? YES : IN NO : ERASE Guide WARN RESET key
6828 PG DISK FORMATTING? YES : IN NO : ERASE Guide WARN RESET key
6829 2HD (1.44M) DISK FORMATTING? YES : IN NO : ERASE Guide WARN RESET key
this message is displayed for confirmation if an attempt to format the disk with the [FOR-
MAT DISK] key was made. To execute the disk formatting, press the [IN] key, or to cancel
the disk formatting, press the [ERASE] key.

6830 NO FILE OR DIR. NAME FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
in the operation [COPY FILE], [DELETE FILE], [RENAME FILE], [PROTECT FILE] or [DISPLAY
FILE], [DELETE DIR.], [OPEN DIR.], the specified file name or directory name (path) is not
found in the key-in line.
Remedy: Change file or directory name.


6831 FILE IS WRITE-PROTECTED Guide WARN RESET key
in the operation [MEMORY  DISK], [DISK  MEMORY], [COPY FILE], [RENAME FILE],
[PROTECT FILE], [CREATE DIR.], [DELETE DIR.], [DELETE FILE] or [FORMAT DISK] , an at-
tempt to write data to the write-protected file was made.
Remedy: Cancel write-protect function or change file name.

6832 FILE IS FULL Guide WARN RESET key
in the operation [MEMORY  DISK], [DISK  MEMORY], [COPY FILE] or [CREATE DIR.], an
attempt to add a file or directory, but the number of files exceeds 192.
Remedy: Delete unnecessary files or replace the disk.

6833 ENTER FILE NAME Guide WARN RESET key
in the operation [MEMORY  DISK], [DISK  MEMORY], [COPY FILE], [DISPLAY FILE], [RE-
NAME FILE], [PROTECT FILE], [DISK DIR.] or [DELETE DIR.], the directory name was used in-
stead of file name.
Remedy: Change directory name to file name.

6834 IDENTICAL FILE NAME OR DIR. IS FOUND Guide WARN RESET key
in the operation [RENAME FILE] or [CREATE DIR.], the same name was used.
Remedy: Change file name of directory name.

6835 FILE EXISTS IN DIRECTORY Guide WARN RESET key
an attempt to delete the directory with [DELETE DIR.] key was made, but a file remains in
the directory.
Remedy: Delete that file in the directory or change directory name.


6836 DIRECTORY CANNOT BE ERASED Guide WARN RESET key
an attempt to delete current directory with [DELETE DIR.] key was made.
Remedy: Close the directory with [EXIT DIR.] key, or change directory name.

6837 DIRECTORY IS FULL Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the DISK DIR. screen (valid for the machines with optional 3.5 inch floppy disk drive),,
in the operation [MEMORY  DISK], [DISK  MEMORY], [COPY FILE] or [CREATE DIR.], no
available area remains in the disk (memory capacity is full).
Remedy: Delete unnecessary files or replace the disk.

6838 DISK IS WRITE-PROTECTED Guide WARN RESET key
[MEMORY  DISK], [DISK  MEMORY], [COPY FILE], [DELETE FILE], [PROTECT FILE], [CRE-
ATE DIR.], [DELETE DIR.], or [FORMAT DISK] was operated to the disk of which write-pro-
tect switch is set to “write disabled” position.
Remedy: Set the write-protect switch of the disk to “write enabled” position.

6839 DISK IN POSITION? Guide WARN RESET key
file operation was executed without loading a disk.
Remedy: Load a disk into the disk drive.

6840 DISK DATA IS DESTROYED Guide WARN RESET key
data is destroyed during disk run.
Remedy: The disk head may be dirty. Clean it with a cleaning disk. If the message is displayed again,
replace the disk.


6841 ILLEGAL DISK IS USED Guide WARN RESET key
the disk format is illegal.
Remedy: The disk head may be dirty. Clean it with a cleaning disk.
If the message is still displayed, replace the disk or format the disk.

6842 DISK SEEK ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
6843 DISK WRITE ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
6844 DISK READ ERROR (FORMATTED-DISK?) Guide WARN RESET key
access to the disk fails.
Remedy: The disk head may be dirty. Clean it with a cleaning disk.
If the message is still displayed, replace the disk or format the disk.

6845 DRIVE NUMBER IS NOT CONNECTED Guide WARN RESET key
6846 DRIVE MAY BE OUT OF ORDER Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: On the DISK DIR. screen (valid for the machines with optional 3.5 inch floppy disk drive), a
system error, or ROM or card is faulty.
Remedy: Replace VFD card, drive unit or ROM.

6847 RS232C UNCONNECTED
6848 RS232C COMMUNICATION ERROR
6849 RS232C TIME ELAPSED ERROR
6850 RS232C ILLEGAL PARAMETER

6851 EMM FIRMWARE RAM CHECK ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
6852 EMM FIRMWARE INTERNAL ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: The VFD card or ROM is faulty.
Remedy: Replace the card or ROM.


6853 SYSTEM ERROR Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: FEM internal processing eror.
Remedy: Please let us know about how did you operate the file management screen.

6854 DISABLE FUNCTION UNDER CURRENT FORMAT Guide WARN RESET key
the function key that cannot be used in the format selected by set data no. 12 File Man-
agement Function was used.
Remedy: Avoid using that function.

6855 DIRECTORY DESIGNATION IS NOT USED Guide WARN RESET key
the function key for the directory was used in the format illegal to that directory.
Remedy: Avoid using that function.

6856 WILDCARD (*.?) CAN NOT USE Guide WARN RESET key
in the format selected at present, a wild card cannot be used for file name of original file,
destination file, etc.

6857 FILE NAME IS NOT MP-1 TYPE Guide WARN RESET key
the original file is not in the MP format when the file copy is executed in the MP format.

6860 SELECT DISK TO MEMORY FILE AND PUSH [IN] KEY Guide WARN RESET key
this message is displayed when a file is transferred by pressing [DISK  MEMORY] in the
MP function mode. The file to be transferred to the memory is registered by selecting the
file and pressing the [IN] key.


6861 SELECT COPY FILE AND PUSH [IN] KEY Guide WARN RESET key
this message is displayed when [COPY FILE] is pressed in the MP function mode. The orig-
inal file is registered by selecting the file and pressing the [IN] key.

6862 SELECT RENAME FILE AND PUSH [IN] KEY Guide WARN RESET key
this message is displayed when [RENAME FILE] is pressed in the MP function mode.
The file to be renamed is registered by selecting the file and pressing the [IN] key.

6863 SELECT DELETE FILE AND PUSH [IN] KEY Guide WARN RESET key
this message is displayed when [DELETE FILE] is pressed in the MP function mode.
The file to be deleted is registered by selecting the file and pressing the [IN] key.

6864 INPUT MEMORY TO DISK O NO. AND PUSH [IN] KEY Guide WARN RESET key
this message is displayed when a program is transferred by pressing [MEMORY  DISK]
key in the MP function mode. The O number in NC memory transferred to disk is regis-
tered when [IN] key is pressed after keying in the O number.

6865 INPUT FILE NAME AND PUSH [IN] KEY Guide WARN RESET key
this message is displayed when a file is transferred by pressing [MEMORY  DISK] key in
the MP function mode. Key in file name and press the [IN] key, so that the file name on
the disk is registered and transfer starts.

6866 INPUT DISK TO MEMORY O NO. AND PUSH [IN] KEY Guide WARN RESET key
this message is displayed when a program assigned with O no. is transferred by pressing
[DISK  MEMORY] key in the MP function mode. Key in O no. and press the [IN] key, so
that O no. for NC memory is reistered, and transfer starts.


this message is displayed [COPY FILE] is pressed in the MP function mode. Key in file
name and press the [IN] key, so that the file name at the destination is registered and file
copy starts.

this message is displayed when [RENAME FILE] is pressed in the MP function mode.
Key in file name and press the [IN] key, so that new file name is registered and file renam-
ing starts.

6900 END OF SYSTEM Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when the END is selected on the MENU screen of the automatic
programming function (optional), and then the function ends and the automatic pro-
gramming startup screen appears.

6901 FAILED OF SYSTEM START Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed when the start-up of automatic programming function (option-
al) falled. The VOH card or the ROM on VOH card is faulty.

6902 FAILED OF SYSTEM RELEASE Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed when the release of automatic programming function (option-
al) failed. The VOH card or the ROM on VOH card is faulty.

6903 END OF RAM DISK FORMAT Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when the RAM disk formatting for automatic programming
function (optional) ended.


6904 FAILED OF RAM DISK FORMAT Guide WARN RESET key
Cause: This message is displayed when the RAM disk formatting for automatic programming
function (optional) failed. The VOH card or the ROM on VOH card is faulty.

6905 RAM DISK FORMATTING? YES : IN KEY NO : ERASE KEY Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed when the RAM disk is formatted for the automatic program-
ming function (optional). If the disk is formatted, files stored on the RAM disk are erased.
The message is displayed to prevent files from being erased by mistake.

6906 FORMATTING Guide WARN RESET key
Description: This message is displayed while the RAM disk is being formatted for the automatic pro-
gramming function (optional).

7000 OC TIME ELAPSED ERROR Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: The display of run program, position, etc. with the VOH card in a screen updating opera-
tion was not completed within the specified time (10 sec).
Cause: Defective VOH card or VMC card.
Remedy: In case of frequent occurrence, contact to us.

7001 OC RESPONSE ERROR Alarm 3 WARN RESET key
Description: Abnormal interruption was made from VOH card to VMC card during a screen updating
to display run program, position, etc. or when a keyboard key was pressed.
Cause: Defective VOH card or VMC card.

7019 OC NONREGISTRY ALARM Alarm 3 WARN RESET key
Description: An undefined alarm occurred in the VOH card.
Cause: Defective VOH card.


7100 ESC0 RESERVE, RELEASE ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
7101 ESC0 TIME ELAPSED ERROR Warning 3 WARN RESET key
(Option)
Causes: FMS or setting of external I/O unit.
Defective VMC card or ROM.
Remedy: Reconfirm the set values of FMS or external devices connected.

7102 ESC0 START, STOP BITS INCORRECT ORDER Alarm 3 RESET key
(Option)
Description: An error occurred when the data input/output was started or finished via external
RS-232C channel.
Cause: FMS or setting of external I/O unit.


7108 ESC0 FRAMING ERROR (0 STOP BITS) Warning 1 WARN RESET key
(Option)
Description: The data frame error (0 is detected by the stop bit) was found during data input/output
via external RS-232C channel.
Cause: The bard rate setting of FMS or external I/O device is erroneous.
The data length of FMS or external I/O device is erroneous.

7109 ESC0 RX OVERRUN Warning 1 WARN RESET key
7110 ESC0 PARITY ERROR Warning 1 WARN RESET key
7111 ESC0 BUFFER OVERFLOW Warning 1 WARN RESET key
7112 ESC0 TERMINAL NOT CONNECTED Warning 1 WARN RESET key
(Option)
Description: (1) The data is read one character each from the external RS-232C channel, but external
RS-232C channel overruns and 4 or more characters are input at a time.
(Message no. 7109)
(2) When the data is read one character each from the external RS-232C channel, the
even/odd parity of one character data is erroneous. (Message no. 7110)

(3) The input buffer overflows during data reading from the external RS-232C channel.
(Message no. 7111)
Cause: FMS or setting of external I/O unit.

Remedy: (1) Reconfirm the set values of FMS or external devices connected.
(Message no. 7109/7110/7111)
(2) Check the connection of RS-232C connectors. (Message no. 7112)

7119 ESC0 NONREGISTRY ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
(Option)
Description: Unregistered alarm occurred in the external RS-232C channel.
Cause: Defective VMC card or ROM.
Remedy: (1) Operate again or turn power On again.

(2) In case of frequent occurrence, contact to us.

Description: The error occurred when the program input from a tape reader (optional) started or end-
ed.
Cause: Defective ROM.
Remedy: Contact to us.

Description: In reading the data with a tape reader (optional), no data was entered within the time set
to the set data no. 22 (10 seconds).
Cause: Defective tape reader, VMC card, or ROM.
Remedy: Contact to us after checking the set value of set data no. 22.

7122 ESC1 START, STOP BITS INCORRECT ORDER Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: The error occurred when the program input from a tape reader (optional) started or end-
ed.


7128 ESC1 FRAMING ERROR (0 STOP BITS) Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Description: In reading the data with a tape reader (optional), a data framing error was found (0 was
detected in stop bit).
Remedy: Retry operation, and if this error occurs frequently, contact to us.

Description: (1) The data is read from the tape reader (optional) in characters. However, the next data
has been fed due to the delay in reading from the tape reader. (Message no. 7129)
(2) When one characte of data was read from the tape reader (optional), its odd/even par-
ity was different from the specification. (Message no. 7130)

Description: While data was being read from the tape reader (optional), the input buffer overflowed.

Description: The initial setting of tape reader (optional) is faulty, or the cable is defective or discon-
nected.
Remedy: Check tape reader connectors.

In case of frequent occurrence, contact to us.


Description: An undefined alarm occurred in the tape reader (optional).
Cause: Defective VMC card, or ROM.

7142 ESC2 START, STOP ORDER ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
(Option)
Description: (1) An error occurred when tape input was started or ended by the RS232C.
(Message no. 7140)
* ESC2: RS232C interface (2)
(2) When input/output was made through RS232C channel, data was not entered from
more than the time set by the set data.
The set value of the set data no. 0023 setting is 10 s. (Message no. 7141)
(3) An error occurred when tape input was started or ended using external RS232C chan-
nel. (Message no. 7142)
Causes: Setting of external I/O unit.

Remedy: Reconfirm set data no. 0021, 0025, and 0026 and set value of external systems connected.

7148 ESC2 FRAMING ERROR Warning 1 WARN RESET key
(Option)
Description: During input/output by the external RS-232C channel, data framing error was found (0
was detected by stop bit).
Causes: Specification error of transfer speed (baud rate) of external input/output equipment.
Specification error of stop bit lenggh and data length of external input/output equip-
ment.


(Option)
Description: (1) Data is normally read in one character unit from the external RS232C channel but the
channel was overrun and four characters or more were entered simultaneously.
(Message no. 7149)
(2) When one character of data was read from the external RS232C channel, its odd/even
parity was different from the specification. (Message no. 7150)
(3) While data was being read from the external RS232C channel, the input buffer over-
flowed. (Message no. 7151)


(Option)
Description: The initial setting of external RS-232C channel is improper, or the cable is defective or dis-
connected.

Remedy: Check external RS232C connectors.

(Option)
Description: Meaningless alarm was caused from the external RS232C channel.
Causes: Defective VMC card or ROM.
Remedy: (1) Operate again or turn power ON again.


7300 EIS NOT CONNECTED Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: Defective EIS card connections.
Causes: Defective EIS card.

Defective EIS card connections.

Remedy: Turn power On again.

Check EIS card connectors.
Contact to us.

7301 EIS TIME ELAPSED ERROR Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: When axis was moved and the machining condition was changed, with EIS card a re-
sponse was not received within 1–3 seconds.
Cause: The signal communication between VMC and EIS cards.

Defective EIS card.
Remedy: (1) Apply again [RESET] key or the electric source.


7302 SEND TO EIS NOT OK Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: Axis movement or machining condition command cannot be transferred to the EIS card.
Cause: Defective EIS card, VMC card.

Defective EIS card connections.


7303 ERRONEOUS INTERRUPT FROM EIS Alarm 3 See Remedy.
7304 EIS RESPONSE LENGTH ERROR Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: (1) Unexpected interruption was caused from the EIS card. (Message no. 7303)
(2) Response format error of data reception from the EIS card. (Message no. 7304)
Cause: Defective EIS card or ROM


7305 EIS PARAMETER INITIALIZE NOT OK Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: EIS card cannot be initialized at power ON.
Cause: The ASU cable or ASU terminator is not connected or it is disconnected.
Remedy: (1) Turn power ON again.



7306 WRONG OR DAMAGED EIS CARD MOUNTED Alarm 3 RESET key
Cause: EIS card in use is not suitable in combination or EIS common RAM is faulty.
The ASU cable or ASU terminator is not connected or it is disconnected.
Remedy: Apply the normal EIS card.

7307 EIS-ASC ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
Causes: (1) The number of axes set to ASU is less than that set to the parameter. Or, the axis no.
setting on the ASU is wrong.
(2) The axis no. setting (rotary switch) on the ASU is overlapped.
(3) The ASU is defective and it cannot communicate with the EIS.

7321 EIS (LOCAL) ROM ERROR Alarm 3 RESET key
7322 EIS (LOCAL) RAM ERROR Alarm 3 See Remedy.
7323 EIS (LOCAL) EXECUTION OF NON-CODE SECTION Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: (1) EIS card ROM failed. (Message no. 7321)

(2) EIS card RAM failed. (Message no. 7322)
(3) Soft error of EIS card. (Message no. 7323)
Cause: (1) Defective ROM on EIS card. (Message no. 7321, 7323)
(2) Defective RAM on EIS card. (Message no. 7322)


7324 EIS (LOCAL) ASC TIME ELAPSED ERROR Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: When axis movement data was output from the EIS card to the ASC card, response was
not made within the fixed time.
Causes: Defective ASC card.

Incorrect VMC card DIC switch setting.



7325 EIS (LOCAL) IO TIME ELAPSED ERROR Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: When EIS card is use, I/O operation are done to ASC card and resulted in time out.
Causes: EIS or ASC card is faulty.

EIS-ROM is faulty.
Remedy: Contact us of it because the cards must be changed according to the trouble.

7330 EIS (LOCAL) NDP ERROR

7331 EIS (LOCAL) MEMORY FULL Alarm 3 See Remedy.
Description: Interpolative EIS block is full.
Causes: EIS-ROM or VMC-FROM is faulty.
Remedy: Contact us of the trouble because ROM system may be faulty.

7332 EIS (LOCAL) DEAD LOCK Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: Faulty system ROM on the EIS card.
Remedy: The EIS card must be replaced. Contact to us.

7333 MACHINE COORD. IS OUT OF SOFT LIMIT Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: Illegal soft limit value.

Machine position beyond soft limit.
Mode switching made while out of soft limit.
Remedy: (1) When the machine is out of limit, jog it to within limit and reset with [RESET] key.
(2) If the machine position is correct, check the limit value (machine parameters No. 1046–
6051).

7340 EIS (LOCAL) NO EQUIPMENT OPTION


7341 BACK BLOCK OUT DUE TO SHORT WIRE-WORK Alarm 2 RESET key
Description: Wire and work were in contact at start of machining.
Cause: At the start of machining, the head reverse signal was output, but there is no reverse
block. The short between wire and workpiece is caused by a burr of workpiece, wire de-
bris, or dropped core.
Remedy: (1) Remove foreign matters that causes the short between wire and workpiece.
(2) If a cause is uncertain, check the set value of reverse block timer (machine parameter
No. 779, standard value 5), and contact to us of the trouble condition.

7342 SHORT STATE WIRE-WORK Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: During measurement, even upon completion of retract block after 1st touch, wire and
work were still in touch.
Remedy: Check and clean the surface to be measured and wire feed system.

7343 APPROACH ERROR AT MEASURING Alarm 2 RESET key
Cause: During measurement, commanded movement (approach amount) was completed before
wire and work coming in touch.
Remedy: (1) Change the program or approach point.

(2) If this alarm occurs when a function key is pressed, the approach amount cannot be
changed. In this case, measure with the G codes (G76– ).

7344 BACK LENGTH OUT DUE TO SHORT WIRE-WORK Warning 3 WARN RESET key
Cause: During machining, the head reversed from the front end position, exceeding the value set
to the machine parameter no. 680. The short between wire and workpiece is caused by a
deformed workpiece or dropped core.
Remedy: (1) Remove foreign matters that cause the short between wire and workpiece.
(2) If a cause is uncertain, check the set value of maximum reverse amount (machine pa-
rameter no. 680), and contact to us of the trouble condition.


7349 EIS NONREGISTRY ALARM Alarm 3 RESET key
Description: An undefined alarm occurred in the EIS card.
Cause: Defective EIS card.
Remedy: (1) Retry operation, or turn off and on the power switch.
(2) If this alarm occurs frequently, contact to us of the trouble condition.

7800 EMM NOT CONNECTED Warning 1 WARN RESET key
7801 EMM TIME ELAPSED ERROR Warning 1 WARN RESET key
7802 EMM COMMAND REPLY ERROR Warning 1 WARN RESET key
7803 EMM UNREGISTRATION ALARM Warning 1 WARN RESET key
Cause: Defective VFD card, and ROM.
Remedy: The VFD card and ROM must be replaced. Contact to us of the trouble condition.

7900 RS232C EXECUTION Warning 3 See below.
7901 COMMAND RETRY ERROR Warning 3 See below.
7902 NO RESPONSE OF CONTROL COMMAND Warning 3 See below.
7903 ACTION TIME OUT (P/M) Warning 3 See below.
7904 NO PALLET (COMMAND STOCKER NO.) Warning 3 See below.
7905 PALLET UNIT ERROR Warning 3 See below.
7910 EXISTENCE OF WORK ERROR Warning 3 See below.
7911 CONFIRMATION REACH Warning 3 See below.
7912 UNIT NO. ERROR Warning 3 See below.
7913 START COND. SATISFIED (P/M) Warning 3 See below.
7914 MC RUN TIME OUT –– ––
7915 RESPONSE DATA ERROR Warning 3 See below.
7916 MOVEMENT CONTINUE CANNOT BE DONE (P/M) Alarm 2 See below.
7917 PALLET MAGAZINE IS IN STOP CONDITION –– ––
Description: These messages are output for the control of pallet magazine.
For detailed description of messages, see “Wire Electrical Discharge Machine Pallet Mag-
azine U53 PM4 InstructionManual” or “Wire Electrical Discharge Machine Pallet Magazine
U32 PM12,15,20 Instruction Manual”.

No. Name (MGH) Level Reset

10011 DPRAM CMMD PACKAGE WRITE ERROR (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY Dialog See remedy.
ERROR)
10012 RESPONSE WAITING TIME-OUT ON NC SIDE (VMC ACCESS LI- Dialog See remedy.
BRARY ERROR)
10014 MEMORY POOL FULL (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10015 MEMORY POOL FAILED (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10016 SHARED EVENT FULL (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10017 SHARED EVENT FAILED (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10018 ARGUMENT ERROR (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10019 NC RESOURCE ACCESS FAILED (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10030 NCAPI CAUSED ERROR (CLASS LIB ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10033 USER SPECIFIED BUFFER POINTER IS NULL (CLASS LIB ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10034 THREAD CAN’T START IN ASYNC PROC (CLASS LIB ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10035 SHARED EVENT BETWEEN PROCESSES CAN’T ACQUIRED Dialog See remedy.
(CLASS LIB ERROR)
10036 INTERNAL RESOURCES (MEMORY, EVENT) CAN’T ACQUIRED Dialog See remedy.
(CLASS LIB ERROR)
10037 ILLEGAL DATA AREA SIZE SPECIFIED (CLASS LIB ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10038 MEMORY POOL IN DATA AREA CAN’T ACQUIRED (CLASS LIB Dialog See remedy.
ERROR)
10039 MEMORY POOL FOR SIZE STORING CAN’T ACQUIRED (CLASS Dialog See remedy.
LIB ERROR)
10042 ASYNC PROCESSING THREAD END TIME-OUT (CLASS LIB ER- Dialog See remedy.
ROR)
10045 UNEXPECTED WINAPI ERROR IN EVENT WAITING (CLASS LIB Dialog See remedy.
ERROR)
10051 RESOURCE MANAGE. NOT INITIALIZED (NCAPI RESPONSE ER- Dialog See remedy.
ROR)
10052 ILLEGAL FUNCTION NO. (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10053 FUNCTION CLASSIFICATION OUT OF RANGE (NCAPI RE- Dialog See remedy.
SPONSE ERROR)
10054 OPERATION CLASSIFICATIN OUT OF RANGE (NCAPI RESPONSE Dialog See remedy.
ERROR)
10055 MODE ID OUT OF RANGE (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10056 START REGISTRATION FAILED (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10057 ILLEGAL MANAGEMENT NO. (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10058 RUN FUNCTION NOT FOUND (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR) Dialog See remedy.
10059 DATA TABLE OF LINK TABLES NOT FOUND (NCAPI RESPONSE Dialog See remedy.
ERROR)
10060 OPE MANAGEMENT OF LINK TABLES NOT OBTAINED (NCAPI Dialog See remedy.
RESPONSE ERROR)
10061 REGISTRATION FUNCTION DOES NOT EXIST (NCAPI RESPONSE Dialog See remedy.
ERROR)


10062 EMPTY AREA FOR NOTICE WAITING NOT FOUND (NCAPI RE- Dialog See remedy.
SPONSE ERROR)
10063 REQUEST ALREADY BEING EXECUTED (NCAPI RESPONSE ER- Dialog See remedy.
ROR)
Remedy: (1) Turn off the power switch once and then turn it on again, or press the [CONTINUE] but-
ton.
(2) If this message is displayed frequently, please contact us after confirming the situa-
tions where the message is given, and the message number and error value in the dialog
box.

10101 READ ACCESS FAILED Guide WARN RESET
10102 WRITE ACCESS FAILED (WRITE-PROTECTED DATA, ETC.) Guide WARN RESET
10103 PARAMETER INJUSTICE Guide WARN RESET
Remedy: (1) Operate again.

(2) In case of frequent occurrence, contact us of the trouble procedure and message no.

10104 WRITING ERROR DURING AXIS ALLOCATION Guide WARN RESET
Cause: Rewriting operation was attempted during the axis allocation or in the manual zero return
mode.
Remedy: Retry after the axis allocation finished or manual zero return mode was cancelled.

10105 WRITING ERROR DURING AUTOMATIC RUN Guide WARN RESET
Cause: Rewriting operation was attempted during automatic operation.
Remedy: Retry in the reset status after automatic operation finished.

10106 WRITE-PROTECT STATUS Guide WARN RESET
Cause: Rewriting operation was attempted in the write-protect status.
Remedy: Retry after the write-protect was cancelled.


10107 SET VALUE OUT OF RANGE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The set value is out of allowable range.
Remedy: Check the set value.

10109 NOTICE PACKET LENGTH ERROR Guide WARN RESET


10110 ILLEGAL MODE COMMAND MASKING Guide WARN RESET
10111 RUN MODE NOT DETERMINED YET Guide WARN RESET
10112 UNREGISTERED POSITION INFORMATION ID SPECIFIED (KEY) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: (KEYCON) System error.


10113 ILLEGAL WORK COORD. NO. Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified work coordinate number is out of allowable range.
Remedy: Specify correct work coordinate number, and retry the operation.
Work coordinate numbers: 54–61

10114 ILLEGAL WORK COORD. GROUP NO. Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified work coordinate group number is out of allowable range.
Remedy: Specify correct work coordinate group number, and retry the operation.
Work coordinate group numbers: 500–509

10115 UNREGISTERED UNIT SPECIFIED (KEY) Guide WARN RESET
10116 UNREGISTERED ACCURACY SPECIFIED (KEY) Guide WARN RESET



10117 DISPLAY AXIS NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: NC axis is not set.
Remedy: (1) Check the set value of parameter no. 0500 “NC AXIS QUANTITY”.
(2) Contact to us of the trouble condition.

10118 VALID AXIS NOT FOUND IN SET COORD.COMMAND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: There is no valid axis when work coordinate and relative coordinate are set.


10119 INT PROC ERROR (PRTBL SW UNFIXED) (KEY) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The JOG feedrate has not been selected yet with the portable operation panel.


10120 CANCELLED BY COMMAND SIMILAR TO THAT BEING RUN Guide WARN RESET
(KEY)
10121 OPERATION MANAGE TABLE FOR REQUEST NOT FOUND (KEY) Guide WARN RESET
10122 SET ERROR OF RUN MOD CHANGE OPE (KEY) Guide WARN RESET
10123 SET ERROR OF RUN MOD CHANGE OPE (KEY) Guide WARN RESET


10124 LOW FEED DISABLED AS TOUCH SENSING IS EFFECTIVE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to select low feedrate was made while the touch sensing is active.
Remedy: Select the touch sensing disable function, then select the low feedrate.


10125 TOUCH SENS DISABLED AS TOUCH SENS IS NOT EFFECTIVE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to select the touch sensing was made while the touch sensing disable function
is active.
Remedy: Select the touch sensing enable function, then select the touch sensing.

10126 ORIGIN RETURN DISABLED AS STEP FEED IS OPERATING Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to select the zero return was made during the step feed.
Remedy: Select other than the step feed, then retry zero return operation.

10127 ORIGIN RETURN DISABLED AS HW IS OPERATING Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to select the zero return was made while the handwheel (optional) is operat-
ing.
Remedy: Select other than the handwheel mode, then retry zero return operation.

10128 HW IS OPTION Guide WARN RESET
Description: An attempt to select the handwheel (optional) was made.

10129 UNDEFINED ERROR DURING RUN MODE CHANGE REQUEST Guide WARN RESET
10130 REQUESTED RUN MODE SETTING FAILURE Guide WARN RESET


10131 REQUESTED RUN MODE CHANGE FAILED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: Changeover of operation mode failed.



10132 RUN MODE CHANGE TIME-OUT Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The operation mode could not be changed over within the specified time.


10133 ILLEGAL WRITE DEST COORD ID (KEY) Guide WARN RESET
10134 ILLEGAL READ MODAL VALUE Guide WARN RESET
10135 ILLEGAL READ MODAL ID Guide WARN RESET
10136 ILLEGAL INTERRUPT REQUEST DESIGNATION ID (KEY) Guide WARN RESET
10137 ILLEGAL INTERRUPT CHANGE REQUEST SET (KEY) Guide WARN RESET
10138 ILLEGAL INTERRUPT MODE DURING RUN (KEY) Guide WARN RESET
10139 OPERATION STATUS UNDEFINED ERROR (KEY) Guide WARN RESET


10141 1 USER REFERENCE RESOURCE (REF) Guide WARN RESET
10142 UNDEFINED RESOURCE ID SPECIFIED (REF) Guide WARN RESET
10143 CONSTANT UPDATE AREA FULL (REF) Guide WARN RESET
10144 ILLEGAL END SPECIFYING RESOURCE ID (REF) Guide WARN RESET
10145 END SPECIFYING RESOURCE ALREADY FINISHED (REF) Guide WARN RESET
10146 AREA INTERLOCK ERROR OCCURRED (REF) Guide WARN RESET
10147 NO RESOURCE ACCESS RIGHT (REF) Guide WARN RESET
10148 UNDEFINED ERROR OCCURRED (REF) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: (REFRESH) System error.


10150 SPECIFIED PARAMETER NO. NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: A number not entered was specified.


10151 ILLEGAL UNIT COMMAND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified axis command is incorrect.

10152 UCNV CONVERSION RESULT UNFIXED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: (SET) System error.


10153 ILLEGAL REWRITING SPECIFIED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified parameter value setting method is wrong.


10154 UNDEFINED ERROR (SET) Guide WARN RESET


10156 OFFSET RESOURCE ACCESS ERROR (SET) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: Offset data writing failed.


10157 ILLEGAL OFFSET RESOURCE COMMAND ID (SET) Guide WARN RESET



10158 ILLEGAL OFFSSET NO. RANGE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified offset number is out of allowable range.
Remedy: (1) Check the offset number, and retry.


10159 ILLEGAL OFFSSET GROUP NO. RANGE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified work offset group number is out of allowable range.
Remedy: (1) Check the work offset group number, and retry.

10160 UNIT AND AXIS ATTRIBUTE INCONSISTENT Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The axis attribute and unit for the specified offset are inconsistent.


10161 WRITE-PROTECTED OFFSET SPECIFIED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to rewrite the write-protected center offset was made.
Remedy: (1) Check the contents of operation.


10162 TOOL WORK UNREGISTRATION ERROR (SET) Guide WARN RESET


10164 ALARM MANAGEMENT UNREGISTRATION ERROR (DGN) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: (DGN) System error.



10166 DISCRETE WRITING FAILED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: Discrete data writing failed.


10167 INVALID BECAUSE OF OPTION Guide WARN RESET
Description: The function button for an optional specification is operated.

The optional function is not provided.

10168 INVALID FOR MODE OTHER THAN MANUAL Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The function valid only in MANUAL mode was operated.
Remedy: Change to MANUAL mode and then, operate again.

10169 INVALID START STATUS Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to operate the function, which is only valid when the START lamp is off, was
made.
Remedy: STOP or RESET mode and then, operate again.

10170 INVALID FOR MODE OTHER THAN MANUAL AND RESET Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The function valid only in MANUAL mode and under reset state was operated.
Remedy: Reset and change to MANUAL mode and then, operate again.

10171 THE FUNCTION KEY DEPRESSED IS INVALID Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to operate the function was made while the axis allocation is under way, man-
ual zero return mode is active, or the program is being executed or started.
Remedy: Retry after the axis allocation finished, manual zero return mode was cancelled, or in the
stop or reset status.


10172 DUMMY SIGNAL IS INVALID Guide WARN RESET
10173 INPUT SIGNAL IS INVALID Guide WARN RESET
10174 FUNCTION SWITCH MANAGEMENT ID OUT OF RANGE (NCF) Guide WARN RESET
10175 I/O MANAGEMENT UNREGISTRATION ERROR (NCF) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: (NCFUNC) System error.


10177 PROGRAM RUN MANAGEMENT UNREGISTRATION ERROR Guide WARN RESET
(AUT)
Cause: (AUTOMAN) System error.


10179 MACRO RESOURCE MANAGEMENT UNREGISTRATION ERROR Guide WARN RESET
(EXE)
Cause: (EXEPRG) System error.


10185 DOUBLE BOOKING ERROR Guide WARN RESET


10187 UNIT CONVERSION PROCESSING ERROR (CND) Guide WARN RESET
10188 ILLEGAL ELEMENT NO. SELECTED (CND) Guide WARN RESET
10189 GET ELEMENT SPECIFIED WITH PUT (CND) Guide WARN RESET
10191 ILLEGAL NOTICE WAITING ITEM SELECTED (CND) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: (COND) System error.



10192 MODEL DRAWING DISABLED (CND) Guide WARN RESET
10193 MODEL DRAWING CHANGE DISABLED (CND) Guide WARN RESET
10194 ILLEGAL MODEL DRAWING AXIS COMMAND (CND) Guide WARN RESET
10195 ILLEGAL MODEL DRAWING CYCLE (CND) Guide WARN RESET


10196 MODEL DRAWING DATA NOT FOUND (CND) Guide WARN RESET
Description: There is no drawing data on the MODEL MONITOR screen.

10197 MODEL DRAWING INVALID (CND) Guide WARN RESET
Description: The drawing on the MODEL MONITOR screen is invalid.

10198 ORBITING RADIUS READING ERROR (CND) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: Reading of radius for pattern operation failed.


10199 IES FUNCTION ON SWITCHING DISABLED (CND) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to turn on the IES function by manual operation was made.
Remedy: To enable the IES function by manual operation, turn on the bit 6 of parameter No. 0046
“MC COND. FUNCTION SELECT 2”, then retry.

10200 IES REQUEST DECODING TABLE ERROR (CND) Guide WARN RESET
10201 COMMAND CONTROL TABLE DECODINGERROR (CND) Guide WARN RESET



10202 SPECIFIED MODEL DATA NO. OUT OF RANGE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified model data number is out of allowable range.
Remedy: Check the entered value.

Model data numbers: 0–99

10203 STANDARD CONDITION REWRITING DISABLED (CND) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to rewrite the write-protected machining conditions or model data was made.

10204 ILLEGAL COMMENT REWRITING POSITION Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The writing position of a comment for model data is wrong.


10205 UNDEFINED ERROR (CND) Guide WARN RESET


10211 ILLEGAL INTERNAL RESOURCE ID Guide WARN RESET
10212 SPECIFIED RESOURCE AREA FULL Guide WARN RESET
Cause: (MODEL) System error.


10213 SPECIFIED VARIABLE NO. NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified macro variable number is not found.


10214 SPECIFIED VARIABLE NO. OUT OF RANGE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified macro variable number is out of allowable range.

10215 ILLEGAL COMMAND ID SPECIFIED (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
10216 ILLEGAL RESOURCE ID SPECIFIED (MDL) Guide WARN RESET


10217 INPUT VALUE OUT OF RANGE (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The entered value is out of allowable range.
Remedy: Check the entered value, and retry.

Range: -99999999 to 99999999

10218 INPUT VALUE DESIGNATION ERROR (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: Incorrect command was specified.
Remedy: Check the specified command value, and retry.

10219 ILLEGAL COMMAND SPECIFIED (MDL) Guide WARN RESET


10220 INTERLOCK ERROR AUTO RUN EXECUTING Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to rewrite the setup simple macro data was made during automatic operation.
Remedy: Retry in the reset status.


10221 INTERLOCK ERROR AXIS MOVING Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to rewrite the setup simple macro data was made while the axis is moving.
Remedy: Retry after the axis movement finished.

10222 ILLEGAL TABLE DATA REQUESTED (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
10223 UNDEFINED ERROR (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: (MODEL)System error.


10224 NC ANSWER ERROR Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: The online condition is not established.


10225 IMC COMMUNICATION LOG ACQ START POS OUT OF RANGE Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: The IMC communication log cannot be read.


10226 FMS IN OFF-LINE MODE Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: The IMC related operation was made in the offline mode.
Remedy: Retry in the online mode.


10227 MACHINING CANNOT FINISH Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: An attempt to finish the machining was made though the IMC command does not start
the machining.
Remedy: Retry after the machining has started.

10228 COMMUNICATION MODE CHANGEABLE ONLY IN FMS Guide WARN RESET
OFF-LINE
(Option)
Cause: An attempt to change the baud rate was made in other than offline mode.
Remedy: Retry in the offline mode.

10236 ASSISTANCE FUNCTION UNDEFINED ERROR (MCF) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: (MCFUNC) System error.


10238 NOT RESET Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to enter O or N number was made during the memory run.
Remedy: Change the O or N number in the reset status.

10239 PLEASE SPECIFY O NO. OR N NO. Guide WARN RESET
Cause: Only O or N address was specified without number, and the ENTER key was pressed.

10255 MODEL BLOCK LENGTH TOO SHORT Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The model block length is not enough.
Remedy: Check the model block length.

Range: 5–255


10256 MODEL BLOCK LENGTH OVER Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The model block length is out of allowable range.
Remedy: Check the model block length.

Range: 5–255

10257 MODEL BLOCK CHECKING Guide WARN RESET


10258 NOT MODEL G BLOCK (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified block does not contain G code.
Remedy: Correct the block data.

10259 ILLEGAL G CODE SPECIFIED (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified block cannot be converted into the model plan.

G code: 100~137
Address code: A~Z

10260 NONE BLOCK END CODE (;) (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: There is no “;” (EOB) in the block.

10261 VMC INTERNAL DATA VARIATION DETECTED (MDL) Guide WARN RESET



10263 ILLEGAL READ SYSTEM (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
10264 ILLEGAL READ SPECIFYING PACKET LENGTH (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
10265 NUMBER OF READ LINES SPECIFIED TO 0 (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
10266 READ LINE CLEARED (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
10267 NUMBER OF READ LINES IS 0 (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
10268 EFFECTIVE LINE DATA NOT FOUND (MDL) Guide WARN RESET


10269 O NUMBER OUT OF RANGE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The specified O number is out of allowable range (presetting).
Remedy: Specify the O number in a range of 1 to 14999.

10270 SEQUENTIAL READ FINISHED (MDL) Guide WARN RESET
10271 RANDOM READ POSITION OUT OF RANGE (MDL) Guide WARN RESET


10272 MODEL COMPILE OPEN ERROR Guide WARN RESET
10273 MODEL COMPILE MACRO ERROR Guide WARN RESET
10274 NOT COMPILE MODEL Guide WARN RESET
10275 NOT CONFIRM MODEL SET Guide WARN RESET


10400 BUTTON AT SELECTED POSITION IS INVALID NOW Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the SPARK COND. ADJ. view on the CONDITION screen, the jump adjustment was at-
tempted though the jump item is not selected or the bar chart is not activated.
Remedy: Select either jump amount, jump cycle, or jump speed, and then retry.


10401 JUMP MANUAL CHANGE PROHIBITED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The jump manual change is prohibited, if the second digit of L code in the G76 command
block is set to “1”. Under this condition, the operation of function buttons and the change
of jump amount, jump cycle, and jump speed with [], [] keys are disabled (program
preferential protect function).
Remedy: Execute G76L0*; to reset the “JUMP MANUAL CHANGE PROHIBITED”.

10402 KEY-IN LINE IS EMPTY OR IMPROPER Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The key-in line is empty, or the out-of-range data was entered.
Remedy: Correct the input data.

10403 ILLEGAL ID DETECTED IN EXECUTE CONDITION (APPLI. ERROR) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: Undefined execution condition was specified.


10404 (COND) SYSTEM ERROR Guide WARN RESET


10405 DOCUMENT CLASS SETUP FAILE (APPLI. ERROR) Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The undefined jump command was specified. Or, the jump command was specified when
setting the execution condition.


10406 AT PRESENT, COORDINATES NOT DISPLAYED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The COORDINATE CHANGE button was pressed though no coordinates are displayed in
the COORD. DIS view on the CONDITION screen.



10407 EXECUTE CONDITION SCREEN CLOSED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The CONDITION ADJ buttons or CURRENT DISPLAY button was pressed though the MAIN
view is not displayed on the CONDITION screen.


10408 UNNECESSARY WORD EXISTS IN JUMP COMMAND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An unnecessary word (alphabet) is contained in the G76 command block.

10409 NECESSARY WORD DOES NOT EXIST IN JUMP COMMAND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The necessary words in combination (alphabet) are missing in the G76 command block.
Be sure to input the words which is not omissible in the intermittent jump function.

10410 JUMP COMMAND VALUE IS IMPROPER Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The set value that is not permitted is commanded in the G76 command block.

10411 JUMP COMMAND VALUE IS TOO SMALL Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the G76 command block, a smaller value than allowable range was specified.

10412 JUMP COMMAND VALUE IS TOO LARGE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the G76 command block, a larger value than allowable range was specified.


10413 JUMP AMOUNT TAP 17 IS INVALID Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the G76 command block, the TAP 17 was specified.

10414 ILLEGAL MACHINING CONDITION SPECIFIED Guide WARN RESET
Description: Though the specified E number exists, either condition element value of that E number is
out of the allowable range.
Cause: (1) Illegal E number was specified.

(2) All element values are cleared to 0, or E number in which illegal value is set to even one
element was specified.
Remedy: Check the specified value, or review the machining conditions.

10415 SPECIFIED CONDITION COMMAND OUT OF RANGE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The value out of allowable range was entered when the condition element was changed.

10416 SPECIFIED CONDITION IS OPTIONAL Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The machining condition (E number) requiring optional specifications such as power up
type (60A), booster (optional for the power exceeding 120A), or tungsten carbide machin-
ing circuit was specified.
Remedy: Check the command value or E number.

10417 SPECIFIED VALUE IS INTERLOCK ERROR Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The machining conditions are checked before output to prevent the overload on hard-
ware (such as PC boards) due to combined condition elements. This pre-check detected
an error.
Remedy: Correct the machining condition.


10418 DOUBLE CONDITION ADJUSTING COMMANDS PROHIBITED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: One or more items were adjusted in the SPARK COND. ADJ view on the CONDITION
screen.
Remedy: Operate again.

10419 SPECIFIC EIO NO. NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: (1) On the DIAGN EIO screen, the [EIO] F button was pressed without specifying a number.
(2) The [EIO] F button was pressed specifying a number other than registered ones.

10420 ILLEGAL SPECIFIC ADDRESS VALUE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the DIAGN MEMORY screen, the entered address value (VMC memory location) is in-
correct.
Remedy: Re-enter correct address value.

10421 SPECIFIED PARAMETER NO. NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the PARAMETER screen, unregistered number was specified and the [SEARCH] button
was pressed.

10422 ILLEGAL NUMERIC ON KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET
Description: The data entered on the key-in line was out of the numeric range of data value in the
specified entry.

10423 ILLEGAL DATA ON KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The data entered on the key-in line was out of range.
Remedy: Check the entered command.


10426 INPUT OPERATION DISABLED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The ENTER key was pressed for the item to which the input operation is disabled.

10448 SELECT MANUAL RUN MODE Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: An attempt to operate the pallet change was made on the IMC screen in other than the
MANUAL RUN mode.
Remedy: Select the MANUAL RUN mode, then retry.

10450 MODE CANNOT BE CHANGED DURING ROTATION Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: An attempt to change the mode was made during the rotation of MA/MR head.
Remedy: Select the ROTATE STOP, then retry.

10451 SELECT ROTATION MODE Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: On the MA/MR screen, an attempt to perform the ROTATE START or ROTATE STOP was
made, though the ROTATE MODE has not been selected.
Remedy: Select the ROTATE STOP, then retry.

10453 LINE MODE IS REMOTE Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Causes: The program input/output operation was performed when the IMC mode is REMOTE mode.
Remedy: Change over the IMC mode to the LOCAL mode, and retry.

10454 LINE MODE IS LOCAL Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: On the MACH OPE, IMC screen, the function key for machining completion (IMC control
screen) or pseudo completion (IMC maintenance screen) was pressed when IMC mode is
local mode.
Remedy: Change the IMC mode from LOCAL to REMOTE, and retry operation.


10455 MANUAL PROGRAM INPUT FROM HOST IS DISABLED Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Causes: (1) In the IMC REMOTE mode, an attempt to input a program from the host computer was
made.
(2) The specified O no. already exists in NC unit.
Remedy: (1) Change IMC mode to LOCAL, and retry operation.

(2) Delete specified O No., if unnecessary, then retry operation.

10456 MANUAL PROGRAM OUTPUT TO HOST IS DISABLED Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: The O no. to be output is not found in NC unit.
Remedy: Change O no. to be output, then retry operation.

10458 LINE IS NOT IN ON-LINE MODE Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: In the off-line status, a function button on IMC control screen or IMC maintenance screen
was operated.
Remedy: Set up on-line status, then retry operation.

10459 COMMUNICATION RE-SETTABLE ONLY IN OFF-LINE MODE Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: In the on-line status, communication conditions to host computer were changed.
Remedy: Change communication conditions in the off-line status.

10467 COMMAND CANNOT BE SET AT PRESENT Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Cause: The function buttons for pseudo completion on IMC maintenance screen were pressed si-
multaneously.
Remedy: Press either one of function buttons for pseudo completion.


10468 PRESS MACHINING COMPLETE OR MACHINING ABORT KEY Guide WARN RESET
(Option)
Description: This message is displayed to ask for next operation when a function button for pseudo
completion on the IMC maintenance screen is pressed.
Press [COMPLETE] or [ABORT] button to select successful or unsuccessful pseudo comple-
tion.

10470 ILLEGAL WORK OFFSET GROUP SPECIFIED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the ELECT. BASE OFFSET screen or ELECT. OFFSET screen, the work offset group num-
ber out of allowable range was specified.
Remedy: Check the work offset group number.

10471 ILLEGAL WORK OFFSET NO. SPECIFIED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the ELECT. BASE OFFSET screen or ELECT. OFFSET screen, the work offset number out
of allowable range was specified.
Remedy: Check the work offset number.

10472 ILLEGAL OFFSET VALUE SPECIFIED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the WORK OFFSET screen, ELECT. BASE OFFSET screen, or ELECT. OFFSET screen, the
offset value out of allowable range was specified.
Remedy: Check the offset value.

10491 SPECIFIED VARIABLE NO. NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the MACRO DATA screen, specify the macro variable no. other than The user specified
no. was specified and the [SEARCH] button was pressed.
Remedy: Input command error.

Cause: Numeric value on the key-in line is out of allowable range.


10493 ILLEGAL DATA ON KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the MACRO DATA screen, wrong data was entered and then the ENTER key was
pressed.
Remedy: Check the entered command.

10494 THERE IS NO PAGE TO BE DISPLAYED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In a mode with two or more pages, there was no more pages when pages are turned by
PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN key.
Remedy: If this message appears when PAGE UP key is used, use PAGE DOWN key to turn pages.
If this message appears when PAGE DOWN key is used, use PAGE UP key to turn pages.

10500 ALREADY EXIST, NOT REGISTRABLE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: Entry of the same O no. as one already entered on the EDIT•LIST screen was attempted.
Remedy: Select O no. not in use.

10501 SPECIFIED PROGRAM NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the EDIT•LIST screen, O no. not entered was specified and then the [ERASE] button
was pressed.
Remedy: Check the O no. and N No.

10502 CURRENT PROGRAM CANNOT BE DELETED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: O no. at execution was attempted to delete on the EDIT•LIST screen.
Remedy: Reset and then restart.

10503 CURRENT PROGRAM CANNOT BE EDITED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, an attempt to edit the program that is
running was made.
Remedy: To edit the current program, perform in the reset status.


10504 DATA IN KEY-IN AREA ERRONEOUS Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the O number on the key-in line is wrong
during the PROGRAM COPY mode.
Remedy: Check the O number on the key-in line.

10505 ILLEGAL PROGRAM NO. SPECIFIED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: (1) In the LIST view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the O number out of range was specified
and then the [DELETE] button was pressed.
(2) On the EDIT•DISK screen, the O number registered to the NC is wrong. (Not used)
Remedy: (1) Specify the O number in allowable range.

O numbers: 0–14999
(2) Check the O number to be registered to the NC. (Not used)

10506 SEARCH Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, [CHARACTER SEARCH] or [ERROR
SEARCH] operation is under way.

10507 KEY IN PROGRAM NO. Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the LIST view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the [NEW FILE] button was pressed without
entering O number.
Remedy: Enter the O number in the key-in line, then press the function button.

10508 NUMBER OF FILES OVERFLOW Guide WARN RESET
Description: Program no. can be registered to any number from O no. of 1 to 9999 but not all of these
numbers can be used.
Total 3000 numbers are available for registration.
Cause: More than available numbers were used.
Remedy: Delete unnecessary program No.

10509 MEMORY OVER-FLOW Guide WARN RESET
Description: The memory becomes full during the program input or manual input.

Remedy: Delete unnecessary programs for too many programs.

The program up to the canceled point has been stored.
Check the program content. (Especially when canceled halfway of the program, pay atten-
tion.)

10510 PLEASE WAIT FOR PROGRAM CLOSE END Guide WARN RESET
Description: This message is displayed while closing the edited program.

Moreover, the program is checked.

10511 PLEASE WAIT FOR PROGRAM DELETE END Guide WARN RESET
Description: The message shows that on the EDIT•LIST screen, O no. was specified and the program is
being deleted.

10512 TRANSFERRING PROGRAM Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the EDIT•DISK screen, this message is displayed during the transfer of a program.

10513 PROGRAM TRANSFER FINISHED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the EDIT•DISK screen, this message is displayed when the program transfer finished.

10514 EDITED PROGRAM IS NOT SAVED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the [FILE DESTRUCT] button was pressed.
Unused.

10515 PROGRAM OPEN Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The program in RAM is open.

Unused.

10516 CAN’T BE CHANGED DURING PROGRAM EDITING Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to change the page was made during the program editing.
Remedy: Retry after the program editing finished.

Unused.


10517 SELECT NC PROGRAM Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the LIST view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the [FILE OUTPUT] button was pressed with-
out specifying O number.
Remedy: Enter the O number in the key-in line, and press the [FILE OUTPUT] button.
Unused.

10518 ENDED SEARCH Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the LIST view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, O number or comment search finished.

10519 SELECT PROGRAM TO BE TRANSFERRED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the EDIT•DISK screen, the [FILE SEND] button was pressed without specifying the pro-
gram.
Remedy: Specify the program to be transferred, then press the function button.
Unused.

10520 SAME NAME PROGRAM EXISTS. DELETE IT AND RETRY Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the EDIT•DISK screen, the file of same name exists at the destination of transfer.
Remedy: Change the file name at the destination, or delete the file at the destination and retry.
Unused.

10521 PROGRAM TRANSFER CANCELLED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the EDIT•DISK screen, the [CANCEL] button was pressed during the program transfer.
Unused.

10522 CHARACTERS IN REGISTERED BLOCK TOO LONG Guide WARN RESET
Cause: One block entered in the key-in line exceeds 190 characters.
Remedy: The data up to 190 characters are registered. Note that the data exceeding 190 characters
are cleared.


10523 CHARACTERS ON KEY-IN LINE TOO LONG Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The number of characters entered in the key-in line exceeds the limit.
Remedy: The upper limit of the key-in line is 760 characters. Note that the data exceeding 760 char-
acters are cleared.

10524 ERROR OCCURRED DURING PROGRAM TRANSFER Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An error occurred during the program transfer.
Remedy: Check the contents of operation, and retry.

10540 CONNECT THE NETWORK Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The machine is being connected to the network. The message will disappear when the
connection has completed.
Unused.

10541 CAN NOT FIND NETWORK NAME Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The network name to be connected is not found.
Remedy: Check the network path setting. (Not used at present)

Unused.

10542 THIS FUNCTION NOT SUPPORTED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: An attempt to operate the function not supported was made on the EDIT screen.
Remedy: Check the contents of operation.

10550 (JUMP) ENTER LINE NO. FOR JUMP []:TOP, []:LAST Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the JUMP mode is active.
To perform the jump, enter the line number in the key-in line.
Or, move to the top with [] key, or last with [] key.


10551 JUMP Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The line number is being searched in the JUMP mode.

10553 (SRCH) ENTER CHARA FOR SEARCH [] [] FOR UP & DOWN Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the CHARACTER SEARCH mode is active.
Enter the characters to be searched in the key-in line, and then start upward search with
[] key, or downward search with [] key.

10554 SPECIFIED CHARACTER STRING NOT FOUND Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the specified character string is not found
in the CHARACTER SEARCH mode.

10556 (ERROR SRCH) [] [] KEYS FOR UP & DOWN SEARCH Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the ERROR SEARCH mode is active.
Perform the upward error search with [] key, or downward error search with [] key.

10557 ALARM BLOCK IS NOT FOUND OUT Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, an alarm block is not found in the ERROR
SEARCH mode.

10560 (PROGRAM COPY) ENTER PROGRAM (O NO.) TO BE INSERTED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the PROGRAM COPY mode is active.
Enter the O number in the key-in line.

10561 PROGRAM COPY Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the program copy is under way.

10562 ENDED COPY Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The program copy finished.


10565 (BLOCK) SPECIFY A RANGE. PRESS [SELECT] TO CANCEL Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the SELECT mode is active.
Specify the range (blue highlighting) with [] [] keys or by touching directly the desired
block, and then press the [COPY] or [DELETE] button. Or, press the [SELECT] button to can-
cel the SELECT mode.

10566 NO BLOCK IS SELECTED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The [COPY] or [DELETE] button was pressed without selecting the block.
Remedy: Select the block.

10567 CAN’T BE USED DURING SELECTION Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The [PASTE] button was pressed in the SELECT mode.
Remedy: Specify the range and press the [COPY] button, then press the [PASTE] button.

10570 ILLEGAL NUMBER OF DIGITS ON KEY-IN LINE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The number of digits on the key-in line is out of allowable range.
Remedy: Change the number of digits on the key-in line.

Cause: Numeric value on the key-in line is out of allowable range.
Remedy: Change the numeric value on the key-in line.

10572 MODEL BLOCK ADDED Guide WARN RESET
Description: On the EDIT•MODEL screen, a block was added.

10573 MODEL BLOCK CHANGED Guide WARN RESET
Description: On the EDIT•MODEL screen, a block was changed.


10574 MODEL BLOCK DELETE Guide WARN RESET
Description: On the EDIT•MODEL screen, a block was deleted.

10575 MODEL BLOCK CAN’T BE CONVERT TO CONVERSATION Guide WARN RESET
Description: On MDI RUN screen and EDIT screen, when the MODEL button key is pushed, it is block
cannot be changed to model plan.

10576 NO MODEL BLOCK Guide WARN RESET
Description: There is no model block to be searched for or deleted when the previous or next block is
searched on the model screen, or block delete is conducted.

10577 CONVERSATIONAL INPUT ERROR IN MODEL BLOCK Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The message appears when in a model screen block add or block change are pushed, and
the * mark item in the conversation item displays a message is blank.
Input the * mark item.

10578 ONLY INITIAL SET MODE IS EFFECTIVE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the EDIT•MODEL screen, the [INITIAL DELETE] button or [INITIAL REGISTER] button
was pressed though the INITIAL SET mode is not active.
Remedy: Retry after the INITIAL SET mode is activated.

10579 CANNOT BE USED INTO INITIAL SET MODE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: On the EDIT•MODEL screen, the [BLOCK DELETE], [BLOCK RENEW], or [BLOCK ADD] but-
ton was pressed when the INITIAL SET mode is active.
Remedy: Deactivate the INITIAL SET mode, and then retry.

10590 USE PORTABLE OPERATION PANEL TO CHANGE FEEDRA Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The feedrate cannot be changed over on the RUN.MANUL screen. To change the feedrate,
use the portable operation panel.


10591 CAN NOT MDI-CANCEL Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The [MDI-CANCEL] button was pressed when the MDI RUN is not in stop status.
Remedy: Retry after the MDI RUN has stopped.

10592 CAN NOT RE-EDIT Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The [RE-EDIT] button was pressed when the MDI RUN editing is disabled.
Remedy: Retry when the MDI RUN editing is enabled.

10593 REEDITED PROGRAM READING FAILED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The re-edited program file for the MDI RUN may not be created yet.

10594 REEDITING MAY BE DISABLED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The re-edited program file may not be saved during the editing of the MDI RUN program.

10610 DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION WRITING TO EXT FILE Guide WARN RESET
10611 REGISTRY WRITING FROM EXTERNAL FILE Guide WARN RESET
10612 REGISTRY READING FROM EXTERNAL FILE Guide WARN RESET
10613 DETAIL SET DATA WRITING TO EXTERNAL FILE Guide WARN RESET
10614 DETAIL SET DATA READING TO EXTERNAL FILE Guide WARN RESET
10615 FILE WRITING SUCCEEDED Guide WARN RESET
10616 FILE WRITING FAILED Guide WARN RESET
10617 FILE READING SUCCEEDED Guide WARN RESET
10618 FILE READING FAILED Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The message is displayed when the function buttons for maintenance are operated.
In case of frequent message display during normal operation, make sure the situation and
message number, then please contact us.

10630 COPY THE SELECT BLOCK Guide WARN RESET
Cause: In the BLOCK view on the EDIT•PRG FILE screen, the selected block is being copied to the
clipboard.


10631 USE [PASTE] TO INSERT COPY BLOCK IN CURSOR POS Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The copy of the selected block to the clipboard finished.

The block copied to the clipboard can be inserted in the cursor position by pressing the
[PASTE] button.

10632 SELECTED BLOCK DELETING Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The selected block is being deleted. At this time, the deleted block is inserted in the clip-
board.

10633 BLOCK DELETED. [PASTE] CAN RESTORE BLOCK AT CURSOR Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The deletion of the selected block finished.

The deleted block can be inserted in the cursor position by pressing the [PASTE] button.

10634 ENDED PASTE Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The content of clipboard was pasted in the cursor position.

10636 UNDER ATTACHMENT Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The content of clipboard is being pasted in the cursor position.

10637 NO DATA TO STICK Guide WARN RESET
Cause: The [PASTE] button was pressed though there is no copied or deleted block in the clip-
board. The [PASTE] button is effective when the [SELECT] and [COPY], or [SELECT] and [DE-
LETE] operation was performed after the power on.

ALARM MESSAGE (INDEX) 4-1
4 ALARM MESSAGE (INDEX)
(
6137 (ABO) ALARM BLOCK FOUND! I/O INPUT ABORTED
10565 (BLOCK) SPECIFY A RANGE. PRESS [SELECT] TO CANCEL
6133 (COMPILE 4EH) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
6134 (COMPILE 4FH) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
10556 (ERROR SRCH) [] [] KEYS FOR UP & DOWN SEARCH
6091 (FATAL) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
10550 (JUMP) ENTER LINE NO. FOR JUMP []:TOP, []:LAST
6121 (MACRO) ILLEGAL OPERATOR USAGE
6126 (MACRO) MEMORY FULL AT COMPILE
6122 (MACRO) MORE THAN 20 OPERATORS IN EXPRESSION
6120 (MACRO) MORE THAN 20 VARIABLES IN EXPRESSION
6125 (MACRO) TOO COMPLICATED DIVISION IN EXPRES.
6123 (MACRO) TOO COMPLICATED EXPRESSION (1)
6124 (MACRO) TOO COMPLICATED EXPRESSION (2)
6065 (MAIN) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
6115 (MEDIA3) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
6449 (NO USE MESS.)
6116 (NPC 2EH) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
6069 (NPC) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
6071 (NPC) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
10560 (PROGRAM COPY) ENTER PROGRAM (O NO.) TO BE INSERTED
6099 (R_FILE) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
6100 (READ) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
6101 (REWRITE) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
10553 (SRCH) ENTER CHARA FOR SEARCH [] [] FOR UP&DOWN
6066 (SUB) INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
+
6608 + PAGE KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
4006 +C OVERTRAVEL
4018 +C SOFT OVERTRAVEL
4003 +U OVERTRAVEL

4-2 ALARM MESSAGE (INDEX)
4015 +U SOFT OVERTRAVEL

4004 +V OVERTRAVEL
4016 +V SOFT OVERTRAVEL
2300 +X EDGE MESURING
4001 +X OVERTRAVEL
4013 +X SOFT OVERTRAVEL
2302 +Y EDGE MESURING
4002 +Y OVERTRAVEL
4014 +Y SOFT OVERTRAVEL
4005 +Z OVERTRAVEL
4017 +Z SOFT OVERTRAVEL
–
6609 – PAGE KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
4012 –C OVERTRAVEL
4024 –C SOFT OVERTRAVEL
4009 –U OVERTRAVEL
4021 –U SOFT OVERTRAVEL
4010 –V OVERTRAVEL
4022 –V SOFT OVERTRAVEL
2301 –X EDGE MESURING
4007 –X OVERTRAVEL
4019 –X SOFT OVERTRAVEL
2303 –Y EDGE MESURING
4008 –Y OVERTRAVEL
4020 –Y SOFT OVERTRAVEL
4030 –Z AUTO RUN INTERRUPTED BY OVERTRAVEL
2312 –Z AXIS EDGE FACE POSITIONING
4011 –Z OVERTRAVEL
4023 –Z SOFT OVERTRAVEL
1
10141 1 USER REFERENCE RESOURCE (REF)
6825 1:2HD(1.2M) 2:2DD(720K) 3:PG 4:2HD(1.44M)
2
6827 2DD(720K) DISK FORMATTING? YES:IN NO:ERASE

6826 2HD(1.2M) DISK FORMATTING? YES:IN NO:ERASE

6829 2HD(1.44M) DISK FORMATTING? YES:IN NO:ERASE
A
7903 ACTION TIME OUT (P/M)
6606 ADD KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
6351 ADD O No. CAN NOT USED IN mm-MODE
6614 ADDRESS KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
4040 AIR PRESSURE LOW
4056 AIRDRYER ALARM
6076 ALARM BLOCK FOUND! STOP I/O
10557 ALARM BLOCK IS NOT FOUND OUT
6059 ALARM BLOCK NOT FOUND
6119 ALARM BLOCK PRESENT IN PROGRAM
10164 ALARM MANAGEMENT UNREGISTRATION ERROR (DGN)
1810 ALL NC PROGRAMS CLEARED AT PW OFF BY MISTAKE
10500 ALREADY EXIST, NOT REGISTRABLE
2103 APPROACH CYCLE ERROR AT MEASURING
1509 APPROACH E.No. IS E9000~E9999
7343 APPROACH ERROR AT MEASURING
1507 APPROACH1 ILLEGAL MACHINING COND.
1508 APPROACH2 ILLEGAL MACHINING COND.
10146 AREA INTERLOCK ERROR OCCURRED (REF)
10018 ARGUMENT ERROR (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR)
2836 ARM IS DURING OPERATION
2201 ARM LOWER LIMIT SW. OFF
2200 ARM NOT STANDBY POSITION
2202 ARM POSITION INCORRECT
10236 ASSISTANCE FUNCTION UNDEFINED ERROR (MCF)
5917 ASU HARDWARE ERROR
10042 ASYNC PROCESSING THREAD END TIME-OUT(CLASS LIB ERROR)
1091 AT DRYRUN
1052 AT INDEX FIXED LS ON
2309 AT M6
2314 AT M6 I/O RETURN
2311 AT M7

6001 AT MDI EXECUTION

10406 AT PRESENT, COORDINATES NOT DISPLAYED
1162 AT PROTECT
6088 AT TAPE REWIND
2018 AT TOUCH RETRY
0025 AUTO POWER OFF BY ALARM OR WARNING
4028 AUTO RUN INTERRUPTED BY OVERTRAVEL
6326 AUTO SCALING
6329 AUTO SCALING IMPOSSIBLE
2056 AUTO SUPPLY COMPLETION
2055 AUTO SUPPLY START
2057 AUTO SUPPLY STOP
2420 AUTO TENSION ADJUSTMENT EXECUTED
2013 AUTOMATIC START HOLE DEVICE NOT READY
2007 AUTOMATIC WIRE THREADING RETRY OVER MAX.
2000 AUTOMATIC WIRE THREADING SKIPPED
2834 AWC MAGAZINE IS DURING OPERATION
2802 AWC MOVE POSITION ERROR
2804 AWC START COND. NOT SATISFIED
2824 AWC START COND. NOT SATISFIED (SPINDLE MODE)
2036 A.W.T. JET FILTER NEEDS REPLACING
2015 A.W.T. RETRY AT REFERENCE HOLE
2009 A.W.T. RETRY TIME OVER FOR SMALL HOLL A.W.T.
1068 AXIS-COMMAND IS OVER IN 1 BLOCK
B
7341 BACK BLOCK OUT DUE TO SHORT WIRE-WORK
2041 BACK FLUSHED
7344 BACK LENGTH OUT DUE TO SHORT WIRE-WORK
3015 BACK POWER CHARGE TIME UP
3013 BACK POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT
3014 BACK POWER, UNDER VOLTAGE LIMIT
4075 BACK TENSION MOTOR OVERLOAD (BT-OL)
0020 BATTERY DROP
1990 BLOCK DATA ERROR (1)


10633 BLOCK DELETED. [PASTE] CAN RESTORE BLOCK AT CURSOR
1150 BLOCK FORMAT ERROR
6070 BLOCK LARGER THAN 192 CHAR.
6003 BLOCK WAS CUT
1152 BLOCK WITH MORE THAN 126 DIGITS PRESENT
6483 BLOCKS MADE USE OF THE FORMER MODEL DATA
3009 BOOSTER BREAKER OFF
3124 BOOSTER BREAKER TRIPPED
3000 BREAKER(CB2~CB5) TRIPPED
4072 BREAKER(CB9) TRIPPED (CB9-ALM)
6114 BUBBLE MEMORY OVERFLOW
10400 BUTTON AT SELECTED POSITION IS INVALID NOW
C
5196 C ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM
5206 C ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM
5296 C ASC A/D ERROR ch.1
5306 C ASC A/D ERROR ch.2
5276 C ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR
5736 C ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2
5606 C ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT
5806 C ASC TIME OUT 1
5256 C ASC WATCHDOG ALARM
2313 C AXIS CENTERING
5056 C CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF
5036 C COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR
5226 C CONVERTER CURRENT OVER
5096 C CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE
5246 C CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER

5336 C DROOP OVER

5516 C EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
5386 C ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5026 C ENCORDER PULSE ERROR
5216 C INVERTER CURRENT OVER
2327 C M6 POSITION RETURN ? yes:START KEY no:RESET
2325 C MACHINE HOME ? yes:START KEY no:RESET
5106 C MOTOR OVERHEAT
5366 C MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED
5576 C OVERSPEED
5016 C P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR
5496 C PEAK CURRENT OVER 1
5376 C POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5076 C REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT
5956 C SERVO ALARM
5966 C SERVO NOT READY
5926 C SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR
5066 C TRANSISTOR OVERHEAT
5006 C UNDEFINED ALARM
5526 C UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
2326 C WORK ZERO RETURN ? yes:START KEY no:RESET
4106 C ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT
6270 CALENDAR TIME OVER
6132 CALLING SUB PROGRAMS MORE THAN 151
6509 CAN NOT CHANDE PROCESS DATA BY PROCESS STATUS
6512 CAN NOT CHANGE PROCESS STATUS
6501 CAN NOT CHANGE RUNNING MODE
6511 CAN NOT FIND COME UNDER PROCESS
10541 CAN NOT FUND NETWORK NAME
10591 CAN NOT MDI-CANCEL
10592 CAN NOT RE-EDIT
6816 CANCELED
6806 CANCELING!

10120 CANCELLED BY COMMAND SIMILAR TO THAT BEING RUN (KEY)

2807 CANNOT AWC SAFETY COVER CLOSE DURING OPERATE
2837 CANNOT AWC SAFETY COVER OPEN DURING OPERATE
10579 CANNOT BE USED INTO INITIAL SET MODE
6332 CANNOT CHANGE DRAWING SET NOW
1522 CANNOT CONTROL CUTOFF MACHINING
2808 CANNOT M66-M68 DURING OPERATION
1049 CANNOT MDI RUN DURING MEM RUN
6331 CANNOT STOP DRAWING NOW
6658 CANN’T CHANGE OF IMC MODE
6656 CANN’T CHANGE TERMINAL PARAM.UNTIL OFF LINE
6652 CANN’T DO MANUAL PROGRAM RX FROM TERMINAL
6653 CANN’T DO MANUAL PROGRAM TX TO TERMINAL
6668 CANSELED OF FUNCTION COMMAND
1065 CAN’T CHANGE INCH/MM BY PROGRAM
6111 CAN’T GO TO LIST SCREEN DURING PROG. COMPARE
6665 CAN’T SET COMMAND
6667 CAN’T SET EXECUTING COMMAND
10516 CANíT BE CHANGED DURING PROGRAM EDITING
10567 CANíT BE USED DURING SELECTION
6448 CARD DATA CALLED
6451 CARD DATA STORED
3108 CBD UNIT OVERHEAT
0021 CENTRAL CONTROLLER FAN ALARM
6659 CHANGE OF IMC MODE
2040 CHANGE SLAG BAG
10522 CHARACTERS IN REGISTERED BLOCK TOO LONG
10523 CHARACTERS ON KEY-IN LINE TOO LONG
0017 CHECK SUM ERROR (EIS-ROM)
0016 CHECK SUM ERROR (PARAMETER)
0015 CHECK SUM ERROR (VMC-ROM)
1096 CHECK WORK COORD. AND OFFSET VALUE
1230 CHR’S ENTRY AREA OVER-FLOW
4068 CIRCULATION PUMP INVERTER ALARM
2001 CLAMP LEVER OPEN

2038 CLEAN RESERVOIR LOW

6367 CLEAR THE DRAWING
10467 COMMAND CANNOT BE SET AT PRESENT
10201 COMMAND CONTROL TABLE DECODINGERROR (CND)
1081 COMMAND ERROR IN FIXED CYCLE MACRO
7901 COMMAND RETRY ERROR
6261 COMMENT OF HELP IS NO ENTRY
10228 COMMUNICATION MODE CHANGEABLE ONLY IN FMS OFF-LINE
10459 COMMUNICATION RE-SETTABLE ONLY IN OFF-LINE MODE
1044 COMND OVER
6105 COMPARING PROGRAM
1164 COMPILE ERROR
6143 COMPILING MODEL INFORMATION
6415 COMPLETE DATA REGISTRATION
6413 COMPLETE DATA SAVING
7911 CONFIRMATION REACH
10540 CONNECT THE NETWORK
10143 CONSTANT UPDATE AREA FULL (REF)
10577 CONVERSATIONAL INPUT ERROR IN MODEL BLOCK
4042 COOLER OVERHEAT
6361 COORD. DATA TRANSFERED
6141 COPY END
10630 COPY THE SELECT BLOCK
6802 COPYING FILE!
6140 COPYING PROGRAM
3112 CPA UNIT 1 ALARM
3113 CPA UNIT 1 OVERHEAT
3114 CPA UNIT 2 ALARM
3115 CPA UNIT 2 OVERHEAT
3120 CPA UNIT 3 BOOSTER ALARM
3121 CPA UNIT 3 BOOSTER OVERHEAT
3122 CPA UNIT 4 BOOSTER ALARM
3123 CPA UNIT 4 BOOSTER OVERHEAT
3018 CPA UNIT OVERHEAT
3071 CPF UNIT OVERHEAT

3070 CPT UNIT ALARM

6803 CREATING DIRECTORY!
3021 CRYSTAL UNIT OVERHEAT
5992 CSI CARD 24V DROP
5991 CSI CARD FPGA WRITE ERROR
10502 CURRENT PROGRAM CANNOT BE DELETED
10503 CURRENT PROGRAM CANNOT BE EDITED
6356 CURSOR INCREMENT KEY NOT VALID NOW
2004 CUTTER MOTION ABNORMAL
2028 CUTTER UNIT IS NOT VERTICAL OR RECESSION
3101 CVR UNIT 1 ALARM 1
3103 CVR UNIT 1 ALARM 2
3102 CVR UNIT 1 OVERHEAT
3117 CVR UNIT 2 BOOSTER ALARM 1
3119 CVR UNIT 2 BOOSTER ALARM 2
3118 CVR UNIT 2 BOOSTER OVERHEAT
3105 CVR UNIT R OVERLOAD
3104 CVR UNIT S OVERLOAD
3111 CVS UNIT OVERHEAT
3110 CVS UNIT R OVER VOLTAGE AND OVER CURRENT
3109 CVS UNIT S OVER VOLTAGE AND OVER CURRENT
3022 CWT UNIT OVERHEAT
D
2003 DANCING ROLLER POSITION ABNORMAL
6344 DATA ERROR

10504 DATA IN KEY-IN AREA ERRONEOUS

6432 DATA NEEDED AT CURSOR POSITION
6364 DATA NOT TRANSFERED NOW
6431 DATA ON CURSOR LINE NOT PERFECT
6342 DATA RECALL MEMORY EMPTY
10059 DATA TABLE OF LINK TABLES NOT FOUND (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
1046 DECIMAL POINT ERROR
6818 DELETE FILE? YES:IN KEY NO:ERASE KEY
6605 DELETE KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
6804 DELETING DIRECTORY!
6805 DELETING FILE!
10614 DETAIL SET DATA READING TO EXTERNAL FILE
10613 DETAIL SET DATA WRITING TO EXTERNAL FILE
10610 DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION WRITING TO EXT FILE
6107 DIFFERENT BLOCK FOUND
6836 DIRECTORY CANNOT BE ERASED
6812 DIRECTORY COMPLETE
6813 DIRECTORY DELETION COMPLETE
6855 DIRECTORY DESIGNATION IS NOT USED
6854 DISABLE FUNCTION UNDER CURRENT FORMAT
10166 DISCRETE WRITING FAILED
6840 DISK DATA IS DESTOROYED
6815 DISK FORMAT COMPLETE
6819 DISK FORMATTING? YES:IN KEY NO:ERASE KEY
6839 DISK IN POSITION?
6837 DISK IS FULL
6838 DISK IS WRITE-PROTECTED
6844 DISK READ ERROR(FORMATTED-DISK?)
6842 DISK SEEK ERROR
6843 DISK WRITE ERROR
10117 DISPLAY AXIS NOT FOUND
6335 DISPLAY OF COORD. IMPOSSIBLE
6447 DISPLAYING CARD INITIALIZED
6064 DIVIDED RESULT IN FILE CANNOT BE EDITED
6095 DIVIDING OF PROGRAM COMPLETED

6098 DIVIDING PROGRAM

10405 DOCUMENT CLASS SETUP FAILE (APPLI. ERROR)
6654 DON’T MATCH TERM R/T ABORT
6411 DON’T SAVE NC PROGRAM
6410 DON’T SAVE RAM MACRO AFTER O No.10000
10185 DOUBLE BOOKING ERROR
10418 DOUBLE CONDITION ADJUSTING COMMANDS PROHIBITED
6611 DOWN CURSOR KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
10011 DPRAM CMMD PACKAGE WRITE ERROR (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR)
6336 DRAW FINISHED
6349 DRAWING CLEAR ONLY IN DRAWING RESET STATUS
6330 DRAWING IMPOSSIBLE
6366 DRAWING START POINT?
6846 DRIVE MAY BE OUT OF ORDER
6845 DRIVE NUMBER IS NOT CONNECTED
10172 DUMMY SIGNAL IS INVALID
6425 DUPLICATE G110-G139 BLOCKS IN SUCCESSION
1075 DUPLICATE INSTRUCTIONS OF G31
1072 DUPLICATE INSTRUCTIONS OF G44 AND G46
E
1503 E No. NOT FOUND
1119 EDIT IN BLOCK DISP. OR ERROR IN MAIN PROGRAM
1120 EDIT IN BLOCK DISP. OR ERROR IN SUB PROGRAM
6094 EDIT INHIBITED BY PARAMETER
1813 EDIT STOPPED AT PW OFF BY MISTAKE
10514 EDITED PROGRAM IS NOT SAVED
10268 EFFECTIVE LINE DATA NOT FOUND (MDL)
7324 EIS (LOCAL) ASC TIME ELAPSED ERROR
7332 EIS (LOCAL) DEAD LOCK
7323 EIS (LOCAL) EXECUTION OF NON-CODE SECTION
7325 EIS (LOCAL) IO TIME ELAPSED ERROR
7331 EIS (LOCAL) MEMORY FULL
7330 EIS (LOCAL) NDP ERROR
7340 EIS (LOCAL) NO EQUIPMENT OPTION
7322 EIS (LOCAL) RAM ERROR

7321 EIS (LOCAL) ROM ERROR

2102 EIS ALARM (2)
7349 EIS NONREGISTRY ALARM
7300 EIS NOT CONNECTED
7305 EIS PARAMETER INITIALIZE NOT OK
7304 EIS RESPONSE LENGTH ERROR
7301 EIS TIME ELAPSED ERROR
7307 EIS-ASC ERROR
0001 EMERGENCY STOP
4065 EMF FILTER ABNORMAL
7802 EMM COMMAND REPLY ERROR
6852 EMM FIRMWARE INTERNAL ERROR
6851 EMM FIRMWARE RAM CHEK ERROR
7800 EMM NOT CONNECTED
7801 EMM TIME ELAPSED ERROR
7803 EMM UNREGISTRATION ALARM
10062 EMPTY AREA FOR NOTICE WAITING NOT FOUND (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
6434 END OF EDIT SCREEN
6903 END OF RAM DISK FORMAT
6900 END OF SYSTEM
1006 END POINT INCORRECT IN G02,G03 COMND
10145 END SPECIFYING RESOURCE ALREADY FINISHED (REF)
10562 ENDED COPY
10634 ENDED PASTE
10518 ENDED SEARCH
6833 ENTER FILE NAME
1512 ERASE PROTECTED CONDITION
7303 ERRONEOUS INTERRUPT FROM EIS
6005 ERROR IN BLOCK ON KEY-IN LINE
10524 ERROR OCCURRED DURING PROGRAM TRANSFER
6061 ERROR ON KEY-IN LINE
7111 ESC0 BUFFER OVERFLOW
7108 ESC0 FRAMING ERROR (0 STOP BITS)
7119 ESC0 NONREGISTRY ALARM
7110 ESC0 PARITY ERROR

7100 ESC0 RESERVE, RELEASE ERROR

7109 ESC0 RX OVERRUN
7102 ESC0 START, STOP BITS INCORRECT ORDER
7112 ESC0 TERMINAL NOT CONNECTED
7101 ESC0 TIME ELAPSED ERROR
7128 ESC1 FRAMING ERROR (0 STOP BITS)
7122 ESC1 START, STOP BITS INCORRECT ORDER
7148 ESC2 FRAMING ERROR
7142 ESC2 START, STOP ORDER ERROR
4039 EXCESS A.W.T. JET PRESSURE
1197 EXCESS NESTING OF G66
1199 EXCESS NESTING OF MACRO CALL
1136 EXCESS NESTING OF SUB PROGRAM
2415 EXCESS TENSION ERROR
4054 EXCESSIVE ENERGIZER WEAR
10407 EXECUTE CONDITION SCREEN CLOSED
7910 EXISTENCE OF WORK ERROR
1514 EXISTING E NO SPECIFIED
4061 EXT.CONTROLLER ALARM 1

4060 EXT.CONTROLLER ALARM 2

3042 EXTERNAL BACK POWER CHARGE TIME UP
3040 EXTERNAL BACK POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT
3041 EXTERNAL BACK POWER, UNDER VOLTAGE LIMIT
3031 EXTERNAL CPA UNIT OVERHEAT
3034 EXTERNAL MAIN POWER CURRENT OVER
3012 EXTERNAL MAIN POWER OVERHEAT OR CB20 TRIP
3037 EXTERNAL MAIN POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT
3036 EXTERNAL SEARCH POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT
F
6904 FAILED OF RAM DISK FORMAT
6902 FAILED OF SYSTEM RELEASE
6901 FAILED OF SYSTEM START
6333 FIGURE MOVE IMPOSSIBLE
6334 FIGURE SCALING IMPOSSIBLE
6820 FILE CANNOT BE COPIED TO IDENTICAL NAME
6809 FILE COPY COMPLETE
6814 FILE DELETION COMPLETE
6835 FILE EXISTS IN DIRECTORY
6832 FILE IS FULL
6831 FILE IS WRITE-PROTECTED
6857 FILE NAME IS NOT MP-1 TYPE
6112 FILE Q’TY OVERFLOW
10618 FILE READING FAILED
10617 FILE READING SUCCEEDED
6810 FILE RENAME COMPLETE
6808 FILE TRANSFER COMPLETE
6811 FILE WRITE-PROTECT COMPLETE
10616 FILE WRITING FAILED
10615 FILE WRITING SUCCEEDED
4044 FILL INVERTER ALARM
2059 FILLING-OFF IS IMPOSSIBLE IN MC POWER ON
2053 FILTER PRESSURE SENSOR ERROR
4070 FILTER PUMP INVERTER ABNORMAL(INV-F-AL)
4078 FINE A.W.T. UNIT ALARM (VSH-ALM)

0007 FIRE EXTINGUISHER OPERATED

0005 FLAME SENSOR ON
2817 FLUID TANK UPPER MODE
4067 FLUID TEMPERATURE ALARM
10226 FMS IN OFF-LINE MODE
1220 FORMAT ERROR OF GRAPHIC MACRO CODE
6906 FORMATTING
6807 FORMATTING!
6663 FOUND OF O NUMBER ERROR (TERMINAL)
3116 FPGA WRITE ERROR
10053 FUNCTION CLASSIFICATION OUT OF RANGE (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
10174 FUNCTION SWITCH MANAGEMENT ID OUT OF RANGE (NCF)
G
1010 G CODES IN SAME GROUP CAN’T BE IN SAME BLOCK
1530 G10(E) COMMAND ERROR
1538 G10(G) COMMAND ERROR
1535 G10(I) COMMAND ERROR
1536 G10(J) COMMAND ERROR
1537 G10(K) COMMAND ERROR
1531 G10(L) COMMAND ERROR
1539 G10(M) COMMAND ERROR
1532 G10(P) COMMAND ERROR
1533 G10(Q) COMMAND ERROR
1534 G10(R) COMMAND ERROR
1003 G2, G3 COMND. MISSING I, J OR R VALUE
1023 G22 COMND ERROR
1021 G24 COMND WITHOUT OFFSET OR TAPER
1059 G24 ERROR (INTERSECT. CANNOT BE DETERMINED)
1058 G24 ERROR (NOT TANGENT TO BEFORE, AFTER BLKS)
1060 G24 ERROR (OVERCUT BY NEGATIVE RAD. CALC.)
1032 G28, G29 COMND ORDER ERROR
1029 G30 IS ONLY VALID AFTER REF. POS. RETURN


1028 G4 COMND WITHOUT P, X WORD
1012 G41, G42 IN G02, G03 BLOCK
1077 G41/G42 P_ COMND ERROR
1019 G44 PROGRAMMED BEFORE G41, G42
1071 G46 IN G40 INVALID
1007 G48, G68 COMND ORDER ERROR
1005 G48, G68 OR G26 OVERLAP COMND
1066 G48P_ COMND EXIST AT TAPER MODE2
1030 G53 IS ONLY VALID AFTER REF. POS. RETURN
1085 G590, G591, G592 VALID AT HEAD OF BLOCK ONLY
1736 G86, G87 EXCESS DEVIATION OF MEASURED DIM.
1732 G86, G87 EXCESS STOCK REMOVAL
1730 G86, G87 PROGRAM FORMAT ERROR
1733 G86, G87 SKIP REMEASURING
1009 G92 SPECIFIED AFTER G48, G68 OR G26
1198 G93 SPECIFIED MORE THAN TWICE
1025 G95 IN G41, G42 INVALID
10189 GET ELEMENT SPECIFIED WITH PUT (CND)
6370 GRAPHIC DATA TRANSFERED
1224 GRAPHIC MACRO CODE OUT OF DRAWABLE AREA
6350 GRAPHICS DATA SAVED
6325 GRAPHICS DRAWING
2835 GRIPPER ADVANCE MODE
2816 GRIPPER CLAMP
2830 GRIPPER FORWARD MODE
H
6440 HEAD CARD
4027 HEAD PROTECT DETECTED
4047 HI PRESS. INVERTER PUMP THERMAL TRIP

4048 HI PRESS. PUMP EXCESS PRESSURE

2304 HOLE CENTER
10128 HW IS OPTION
I
6086 I/O INPUT ABORTED
6084 I/O INPUT STOPPED
10175 I/O MANAGEMENT UNREGISTRATION ERROR(NCF)
6087 I/O OUTPUT ABORTED
6085 I/O OUTPUT STOPPED
6081 I/O PORT ERROR
6083 I/O PORT NOT READY
6073 I/O PROGRAM ADDING TO EXISTING FILE
6072 I/O PROGRAM INPUT EMPTY FILE
6834 IDENTICAL FILE NAME OR DIR. IS FOUND
10199 IES FUNCTION ON SWITCHING DISABLED (CND)
10200 IES REQUEST DECODING TABLE ERROR (CND)
2321 IF COEFF. REVICED ? yes:START KEY no:RESET
1501 ILLEGAL CHANGE DATA OF MACHING COND.
10215 ILLEGAL COMMAND ID SPECIFIED (MDL)
10219 ILLEGAL COMMAND SPECIFIED (MDL)
10204 ILLEGAL COMMENT REWRITING POSITION
6822 ILLEGAL CURSOR POSITION
10037 ILLEGAL DATA AREA SIZE SPECIFIED (CLASS LIB ERROR)
10423 ILLEGAL DATA ON KEY-IN LINE
10493 ILLEGAL DATA ON KEY-IN LINE
6841 ILLEGAL DISK IS USED
10188 ILLEGAL ELEMENT NO. SELECTED(CND)
10144 ILLEGAL END SPECIFYING RESOURCE ID (REF)
1700 ILLEGAL FEED RATE PARAMETER
6821 ILLEGAL FILE IS SPECIFIED
10052 ILLEGAL FUNCTION NO. (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
1222 ILLEGAL G CODE IN GRAPHIC MACRO CODE
10259 ILLEGAL G CODE SPECIFIED (MDL)
1087 ILLEGAL G04 VALUE
10403 ILLEGAL ID DETECTED IN EXECUTE CONDITION (APPLI. ERROR)

10404 ILLEGAL ID DETECTED IN EXECUTE CONDITION (APPLI. ERROR)

1221 ILLEGAL INPUT-DATA OF GRAPHIC MACRO CODE
10211 ILLEGAL INTERNAL RESOURCE ID
10137 ILLEGAL INTERRUPT CHANGE REQUEST SET (KEY)
10138 ILLEGAL INTERRUPT MODE DURING RUN (KEY)
10136 ILLEGAL INTERRUPT REQUEST DESIGNATION ID (KEY)
6507 ILLEGAL ITEM No. (SCHEDULE DATA)
2012 ILLEGAL MACHINE TYPE SELECTED
1500 ILLEGAL MACHING COND. SPECIFIED
10414 ILLEGAL MACHINING CONDITION SPECIFIED
10057 ILLEGAL MANAGEMENT NO. (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
10110 ILLEGAL MODE COMMAND MASKING
10194 ILLEGAL MODEL DRAWING AXIS COMMAND (CND)
10195 ILLEGAL MODEL DRAWING CYCLE (CND)
10191 ILLEGAL NOTICE WAITING ITEM SELECTED (CND)
10570 ILLEGAL NUMBER OF DIGITS ON KEY-IN LINE
10422 ILLEGAL NUMERIC ON KEY-IN LINE
10157 ILLEGAL OFFSET RESOURCE COMMAND ID (SET)
10472 ILLEGAL OFFSET VALUE SPECIFIED
10158 ILLEGAL OFFSSET NO. RANGE
10159 ILLEGAL OFFSSET NO. RANGE
1015 ILLEGAL PLANE MOVE. COMND EXIST G41, G42 BLOCK
6506 ILLEGAL PROCESS No. (SCHEDULE DATA)
6068 ILLEGAL PROGRAM No. SPECIFIED
10505 ILLEGAL PROGRAM NO. SPECIFIED
10135 ILLEGAL READ MODAL ID
10134 ILLEGAL READ MODAL VALUE
10264 ILLEGAL READ SPECIFYING PACKET LENGTH (MDL)
10263 ILLEGAL READ SYSTEM (MDL)
10216 ILLEGAL RESOURCE ID SPECIFIED (MDL)
10153 ILLEGAL REWRITING SPECIFIED
6504 ILLEGAL SCHDULE MODE
6435 ILLEGAL SCREEN DATA

1070 ILLEGAL SELECT OF INTERPOLATION UNIT

1050 ILLEGAL SELECTION OF AUTO MODE
10420 ILLEGAL SPECIFIC ADDRESS VALUE
10222 ILLEGAL TABLE DATA REQUESTED (MDL)
10151 ILLEGAL UNIT COMMAND
6250 ILLEGAL VALUE SET IN MACHINING CONDITION
6145 ILLEGAL WIRE DIAMETER
1149 ILLEGAL WORD IN BLOCK
1037 ILLEGAL WORD IN G10 BLOCK
10114 ILLEGAL WORK COORD. GROUP NO.
10113 ILLEGAL WORK COORD. NO.
10470 ILLEGAL WORK OFFSET GROUP SPECIFIED
10471 ILLEGAL WORK OFFSET NO. SPECIFIED
10133 ILLEGAL WRITE DEST COORD ID (KEY)
10225 IMC COMMUNICATION LOG ACQ START POS OUT OF RANGE
1802 IMPOSSIBLE TO CANCEL INPUT/OUTPUT
4029 IMPOSSIBLE TO CHANGE SOFT STROKE LIMIT
1504 IMPOSSIBLE TO EDIT STANDARD COND.
1505 IMPOSSIBLE TO ERASE STANDARD COND.
1073 IMPOSSIBLE TO SET COORD. (G92) DURING G41, G42
1734 IN MEASURE AND MACHINING MODE
1078 INCONSISTENT COMND WITH G41/G42 P_ COMND
1061 INCORRECT TAPER PLANE DATA
2838 INDEX INTERFERENCE CHECK? YES:START NO:RESET
6482 INDIRECT OFFSET CARDS ARE AVAILABLE ONLY ONE
6461 INDIRECT OFFSET DATA IN CONDITION TABLE
6623 INHIBITED BY PARAMETER
6437 INPUT [;]+[ADD-IN]OR[;]+[IN] AFT. INPUT DATA
6866 INPUT DISK TO MEMORY O No. AND PUSH [IN] KEY
6868 INPUT FILE MAME AND PUSH [IN] KEY
6867 INPUT FILE NAME AND PUSH [IN] KEY
6865 INPUT FILE NAME AND PUSH [IN] KEY
6607 INPUT KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
6469 INPUT MASTER BLOCKS O No.
6864 INPUT MEMORY TO DISK O No. AND PUSH [IN] KEY

2218 INPUT NOZZLE LEN. BEYOND LIMITS

6473 INPUT O No.
10426 INPUT OPERATION DISABLED
10173 INPUT SIGNAL IS INVALID
6103 INPUT STARTING N No. FOR PROG. COMPARE
10218 INPUT VALUE DESIGNATION ERROR (MDL)
1086 INPUT VALUE IS ROUNDED OFF
10217 INPUT VALUE OUT OF RANGE (MDL)
1151 INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICE ERROR
10119 INT PROC ERROR (PRTBL SW UNFIXED) (KEY)
10220 INTERLOCK ERROR AUTO RUN EXECUTING
10221 INTERLOCK ERROR AXIS MOVING
6051 INTERNAL PROCESSING ERROR
10036 INTERNAL RESOURCES (MEMORY, EVENT) CAN’T ACQUIRED (CLASS LIB ERROR)
6067 INTERPRETATION ERROR
1000 INTERSECTION POINT OUTSIDE OF PRM 83 LIMIT
10167 INVALID BECAUSE OF OPTION
6600 INVALID COMMAND ON KEY-IN LINE
6735 INVALID EIO No. SPECIFIED
10168 INVALID FOR MODE OTHER THAN MANUAL
10170 INVALID FOR MODE OTHER THAN MANUAL AND RESET
6260 INVALID HELP KEY
2216 INVALID M73P0 BEFORE M73P1
2215 INVALID M73P1 BEFORE M73S1
10169 INVALID START STATUS
2031 ION EXCHANGE RESIN NEEDS REPLACING
2048 ION EXCHANGED OFF
J
10551 JUMP
10413 JUMP AMOUNT TAP 17 IS INVALID
10410 JUMP COMMAND VALUE IS IMPROPER
10412 JUMP COMMAND VALUE IS TOO LARGE
10411 JUMP COMMAND VALUE IS TOO SMALL
10401 JUMP MANUAL CHANGE PROHIBITED

K
6096 KEY IN PROGRAM No.
10507 KEY IN PROGRAM NO.
6740 KEY-IN DATA IS NO GOOD
6621 KEY-IN LINE EMPTY
6013 KEY-IN LINE EMPTY, PRESS SEARCH KEY
6010 KEY-IN LINE IS EMPTY
10402 KEY-IN LINE IS EMPTY OR IMPROPER
L
6441 LAST CARD
6442 LAST CONDITION CARD
6012 LAST M.D.I. BLOCK NOT FOUND
6443 LAST PROCESS CARD
6613 LEFT CURSOR KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
2430 LESS WIRE REMAINS
10458 LIEN IS NOT IN ON-LINE MODE
6655 LINE INFOMATION IS NOT ON LINE
10454 LINE MODE IS LOCAL
10453 LINE MODE IS REMOTE
3051 LL POWER OVERHEAT
3052 LL POWER OVERLOAD
3050 LL POWER OVERVOLTAGE
3060 LL POWER SETTING ERROR (0)
10124 LOW FEED DISABLED AS TOUCH SENSING IS EFFECTIVE
2073 LOWER HEAD PUMP ROTATION FREQ. LIMIT
2071 LOWER HEAD WATER PRESS. LOW
4046 LOWER HI PRESS. INVERTER PUMP ABNORMAL
4041 LOWER PUMP INVERTER ABNORMAL
M
1002 M02, M30 PROGRAMED BEFORE OFFSET CANCEL (G40)
2027 M28Q NUMERICAL COMND ERROR
1098 M6 INVALID IN TAPER MODE

2308 M6 POSITION RETURN

1741 M6 SEARCHED BY M74, A.W.T. MISSED (1)
1742 M6 SEARCHED BY M74, A.W.T. MISSED (2)
2310 M6 SHIFT RETURN
2064 M6 Y POSITION INCORRECT
2826 M60 CODE MISSING
2820 M63S CODE MISSING
2806 M66-M68 INTERRUPTED BY AWC SAFETY COVER OPEN
2800 M66W-M68W CODE MISSING (AWC RANDOM OFF)
2801 M66W-M68W OR M66P-M68P CODE MISSING
1506 M71L COMMAND IS 0,1
2206 M73 APROACH ERROR
2205 M73 FORMAT ERROR
2219 M73 PROHIBITED AREA
2207 M73 TIME ELAPSED ERROR
6491 M74 RECORD BAD NUMBER OF ITEM ID
6490 M74 RECORD BAD NUMBER OF RECORD ID
6492 M74 RECORD DISCRIMINATER (P/W/L) OVERLAP
6493 M74 RECORD ITEM VALUE IS BEYOND THE LIMITS
1526 M8 BLOCK DIVISION INVALID IN G40
1521 M90 COMND ERROR
1137 M99 PRESENT IN MAIN PROGRAM
7333 MACHINE COORD. IS OUT OF SOFTLIMIT
2307 MACHINE HOME
6363 MACHINE INFO. TRANSFERED
2058 MACHING IS POSSIBLE IN WORK TANK FILLED
1525 MACHING SKIP UNTILL M8 BLOCK BY M90Q1
10227 MACHINING CANNOT FINISH
1186 MACRO CALCULATION ACCURACY ERROR (1)
1187 MACRO CALCULATION ACCURACY ERROR (2)
1184 MACRO CALCULATION ERROR
1102 MACRO COMND ORDER ERROR
1139 MACRO COMND PRESENT AT TAPE MODE
1185 MACRO DIVISOR IS 0
6516 MACRO ERROR

10179 MACRO RESOURCE MANAGEMENT UNREGISTRATION ERROR (EXE)

1180 MACRO VARIABLE No. ERROR
1181 MACRO VARIABLE VALUE ERROR
2815 MAGAZINE UPPER MODE
3033 MAIN POWER CURRENT OVER
3011 MAIN POWER OVERHEAT OR CB20 TRIP
3010 MAIN POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT
6515 MAKING IN GOOD ORDER
10455 MANUAL PROGRAM INPUT FROM HOST IS DISABLED
10456 MANUAL PROGRAM OUTPUT TO HOST IS DISABLED
6751 MASKED BECAUSE FUNCTION IS NOT SUPPORTED
6471 MASTER BLOCKS OUTPUT COMPLETED
6477 MASTER BLOCKS WERE READ
0012 MC POWER, +15VDC DROP
0013 MC POWER, +24VDC DROP
0011 MC POWER, –15VDC DROP
7914 MC RUN TIME OUT
2810 MC RUN TIME OUT (1)
2017 MC SEQUENCE MACRO PROGRAM ERROR
1014 MDI OR M6 DURING G41, G42
1083 MDI, MEM RUN INVALID DURING MAN. ZERO RETURN
2401 MEASURE 1ST TENSION
2402 MEASURE 2ND TENSION
2403 MEASURE 3RD TENSION
2404 MEASURE 4TH TENSION
1735 MEASURE AND MACHINING MODE COMPLETION
1731 MEASURE AND MACHINING MODE MEASURING
2101 MEASUREMENT IMPOSSIBLE, WIRE TOUCHES WORK
1720 MEASURING APPROACH NEVER TOUCHED PART
1717 MEASURING COMND ANGLE REGISTER ERROR
1716 MEASURING COMND SPECIFIED AXIS ERROR

1722 MEASURING SKIP (DRY RUN, MACH LOCK, GRAPHICS)

6514 MEMORIZE A PACK OP PROCESS DATA
6056 MEMORY FULL
6053 MEMORY FULL
6113 MEMORY OVERFLOW
10509 MEMORY OVER-FLOW
10015 MEMORY POOL FAILED (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR)
10039 MEMORY POOL FOR SIZE STORING CANíT ACQUIRED (CLASS LIB ERROR)
10014 MEMORY POOL FULL (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR)
10038 MEMORY POOL IN DATA AREA CANíT ACQUIRED(CLASS LIB ERROR)
1036 MEMORY PROTECT PARAM. ILLEGAL BY G10
1167 MEMORY SHORTAGE
1008 MIRROR IMAGE (G71) COMND ERROR
0026 MISMATCHED ASC UNIT
1511 MISTAKEN ERASE PROTECTED CONDITION
2803 MODAL W SET VALUE ERROR
10450 MODE CANNOT BE CHANGED DURING ROTATION
10055 MODE ID OUT OF RANGE (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
10572 MODEL BLOCK ADDED
10573 MODEL BLOCK ADDED
6428 MODEL BLOCK ADD-IN COMPLETED
6429 MODEL BLOCK CHANGE COMPLETED
10257 MODEL BLOCK CHECKING
10574 MODEL BLOCK DELETE
10256 MODEL BLOCK LENGTH OVER
10255 MODEL BLOCK LENGTH TOO SHORT
6142 MODEL BLOCK NOT PRESENT(G100-G139)
6426 MODEL BLOCKS ARE NOT COMPILED
6427 MODEL BLOCKS ARE NOT ENTERED COMPLETELY
6464 MODEL BLOCKS OUTPUT COMPLETED
10575 MODEL BROOK CANíT BE CONVERT TO CONVERSATION
10273 MODEL COMPILE MACRO ERROR
10272 MODEL COMPILE OPEN ERROR
6456 MODEL DATA ADDED
6458 MODEL DATA CANNOT BE DELETED

6459 MODEL DATA CANNOT BE DELETED AND ADDED

6455 MODEL DATA DELETED
6457 MODEL DATA DELETED AND ADDED
6472 MODEL DATA OUTPUT COMPLETED
10193 MODEL DRAWING CHANGE DISABLED (CND)
10196 MODEL DRAWING DATA NOT FOUND (CND)
10192 MODEL DRAWING DISABLED (CND)
10197 MODEL DRAWING INVALID (CND)
1017 MORE THAN 2 NON-MOVEMENT BLKS DURING G41,G42
2833 MOVE ARM TO SIDE OF AWC MAGAZINE
6353 MOVE CURSOR AND SET DATA
6347 MOVE FROM THIS POSITION
6348 MOVE TO THIS POSITION
1069 MOVE Z AXIS TO HEIGHT OF Z POS. DISPLAY
1039 MOVEMENT COMND ON OPTION AXIS
7916 MOVEMENT CONTINUE BE NOT DONE (P/M)
1024 MOVEMENT END COORD. WITHIN PROHIBITED AREA
N
1132 N No. NOT FOUND
1079 N No. NOT FOUND FOR I/O CANSEL MACRO
10224 NC ANSWER ERROR
10019 NC RESOURCE ACCESS FAILED (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR)
0003 NC, +15VDC DROP
0002 NC, +24VDC DROP
0004 NC, –15VDC DROP
10030 NCAPI CAUSED ERROR (CLASS LIB ERROR)
10409 NECESSARY WORD DOES NOT EXIST IN JUMP COMMAND
6131 NEST LEVEL ABOVE 10
10566 NO BLOCK IS SELECTED
6004 NO BLOCK PRESENT ON KEY-IN LINE
10637 NO DATA TO STICK
6109 NO DIFFERENCES FOUND
6830 NO FILE OR DIR. NAME FOUND
6097 NO FILE TO STORE DIVIDED PROGRAM
6470 NO INPUT DATA

6453 NO LAST DATA

1043 NO M02, M30 IN MAIN PROGRAM
1138 NO M99 IN SUB PROGRAM
10576 NO MODEL BLOCK
6601 NO MORE DISPLAYABLE PAGES
6454 NO NEXT DATA
1196 NO O No. IN G93 SPECIFIED
7904 NO PALETTE (COMMAND STOCKER NO.)
2047 NO PALLET IN CHUCK
6510 NO PROCESS TO EXECUTE
6025 NO PROGRAM IS RUNNING
6481 NO REGISTERED DATA
10147 NO RESOURCE ACCESS RIGHT (REF)
7902 NO RESPONSE OF CONTROL COMMAND
6450 NO STORED DATA
6460 NO USE
1513 NO USER CONDITION AREA
2010 NO WIRE AT EDGE SENSER (WT-SEN)
4077 NO WIRE AT WIRE BOBBIN (BT-LL, WB-LS)
6129 No. OF "[","]" IN PROGRAM DOES NOT MATCH
2067 NONCONTACT POINT NOT FOUND
2066 NONCONTACT POINT SEARCHING COMPLETION
2065 NONCONTACT POINT SEARCHING EXECUTION
10260 NONE BLOCK END CODE (;) (MDL)
6430 NOT APPLICABLE TO MODEL BLOCK
10274 NOT COMPILE MODEL
10275 NOT CONFIRM MODEL SET
6006 NOT IN RESET STATUS
6502 NOT MEMORY MODE OR ALARM SIGN EXIST
10258 NOT MODEL G BLOCK (MDL)
10238 NOT RESET
1001 NOT TANGENT DUE TO OFFSET CHANGE, OUTSIDE RAD.
6622 NOT VALID IN START, STOP STS&HW, ZERO RET MODE
2828 NOT ZERO RETURN AWC MAGAZINE
10109 NOTICE PACKET LENGTH ERROR

6414 NOW DATA REGISTRY !

6412 NOW DATA SAVING
6651 NOW IMC MODE IS LOCAL MODE
6650 NOW IMC MODE IS REMOTE MODE
1160 NPC COMND No. ERROR
1161 NPC COMND No. INCORRECT
6015 NPC INTERNAL ERROR
6620 NUMBER HAS TOO MANY DIGITS ON KEY-IN LINE
6002 NUMBER OF BLOCKS EXCEEDS MDI CAPCITY
10508 NUMBER OF FILES OVERFLOW
10267 NUMBER OF READ LINES IS 0 (MDL)
10265 NUMBER OF READ LINES SPECIFIED TO 0 (MDL)
6619 NUMBER OUT OF RANGE ON KEY-IN LINE
6617 NUMBER TOO LARGE ON KEY-IN LINE
6618 NUMBER TOO SMALL ON KEY-IN LINE
1047 NUMERICAL COMND ERROR
O
1118 O No. (MAIN,SUB) IS NOT REGISTERED IN MEMORY
6054 O No. ALREADY USED
6343 O No. ERROR
1163 O No. EXISTENT
6138 O No. FOUND AFTER FIRST BLOCK
1116 O No. IS NOT WITHIN 1~9999
6360 O No. N No. TRANSFERED
6055 O No. NOT FOUND
10269 O NUMBER OUT OF RANGE
7019 OC NONREGISTRY ALARM
7001 OC RESPONSE ERROR
7000 OC TIME ELAPSED ERROR
6661 OCCURRENCE OF FILE OPEN ERROR (TERMINAL)
1013 OFFSET CANCELLED (G40) IN G2, G3 BLOCK
6463 OFFSET DATA CANNOT BE TRANSFERED
6462 OFFSET DATA TRANSFERED
10156 OFFSET RESOURCE ACCESS ERROR (SET)
10578 ONLY INITIAL SET MODE IS EFFECTIVE

6354 ONLY POSSIBLE WITH ROTATE ANGLE 0 OR 90

6401 ONLY VALID IN MANUAL MODE
2809 ONLY VALID IN MANUAL MODE
6402 ONLY VALID IN MANUAL MODE & RESET STATUS
6400 ONLY VALID WITH OPTIONAL ITEM
10060 OPE MANAGEMENT OF LINK TABLES NOT OBTAINED (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
4050 OPEN COVER DETECTED
4049 OPEN GUIDE DETECTED
4066 OPEN WORK TANK COVER DETECTED
10054 OPERATION CLASSIFICATIN OUT OF RANGE (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
10121 OPERATION MANAGE TABLE FOR REQUEST NOT FOUND (KEY)
10139 OPERATION STATUS UNDEFINED ERROR (KEY)
6513 OPERATION WITH INPUT "P[PROCESS No.]"
1502 OPTION MACHING COND. SPECIFIED
1011 OPTIONAL G CODE SPECIFIED
10198 ORBITING RADIUS READING ERROR (CND)
10127 ORIGIN RETURN DISABLED AS HW IS OPERATING
10126 ORIGIN RETURN DISABLED AS STEP FEED IS OPERATING
6074 OUTPUT OF PROGRAM TO I/O
6467 OUTPUTTING MODEL BLOCKS
6475 OUTPUTTING MODEL DATA
1018 OVERCUT CAUSED BY G44 COMPENSATION
1026 OVERCUT CAUSED BY G44 Q-COMPENSATION
1016 OVERCUT CAUSED BY OFFSET OR TAPER
1042 OVERLAP COMND FOR MACHINE CONTROL
1041 OVERLAP COMND FOR POWER SUPPLY
0008 OVERTRAVEL (OT2)
P
2827 P.F. DURING M66-68 R.P.F.? yes:START no:RESET
7917 PALETTE MAGAZINE IS IN STOP CONDITION
7905 PALETTE UNIT ERROR
10103 PARAMETER INJUSTICE
6824 PARAMETER SETTING ERROR FOR FORMAT SELECTION
0019 PARAMETERS INITIALIZED
3017 PEAK CURRENT OVER

2412 PERIODICAL TENSION ADJUSTMENT COMPLETED

2411 PERIODICAL TENSION ADJUSTMENT STARTED
6828 PG DISK FORMATTING? YES:IN NO:ERASE
1004 PLANE INCONSISTENT IN G02,G03 COMND
6664 PLEASE CHECK OF CHANNEL LINE TO TERMINAL
2060 PLEASE CONFIRM WIRE CUTOFF CONDITION
2061 PLEASE CONFIRM WIRE THREADING CONDITION
6139 PLEASE INPUT "D" TO DELETE
6436 PLEASE INPUT [;]+[ADD-IN] OR [;]+[IN]
2062 PLEASE M6 I/O RETURN
6657 PLEASE PUSH F.KEY (TERM RX OR TERM TX)
10239 PLEASE SPECIFY O NO. OR N NO.
10510 PLEASE WAIT FOR PROGRAM CLOSE END
10511 PLEASE WAIT FOR PROGRAM DELETE END
2904 PORTABLE (FPB) INPUT ERROR (1)
2905 PORTABLE (FPB) INPUT ERROR (2)
2901 PORTABLE (FPB) NOT CONNECTED
2902 PORTABLE (FPB) OUTPUT ERROR (1)
2903 PORTABLE (FPB) OUTPUT ERROR (2)
4076 POWDER CLUTCH NEEDS REPLACING (TN-ALM)
4201 POWDER CLUTCH NEEDS REPLACING (TN-ALM)
1097 POWER FAILURE
2211 POWER FAILURE DURING M73
10468 PRESS MACHINING COMPLETE OR MACHINING ABORT KEY
4025 PREVENTIVE CENTERRING PLATE PROTECT
4026 PREVENTIVE HEAD PROTECT
2819 PREVENTIVE MAGAZINE & GRIPPER CLASH
2818 PREVENTIVE SPINDLE & GRIPPER, MAGAZINE CLASH
6508 PROCESS DATA ACCESS ERROR
6503 PROCESS DATA IS EDITING
6505 PROCESS IS NOT STORED
0027 PROCESS OF POWER FAIL UNCOMPLETELY
6063 PROGRAM BEING RUN CANNOT BE DELETED
6060 PROGRAM BEING RUN CANNOT BE DELETED
6052 PROGRAM BEING RUN CANNOT BE EDITED

6102 PROGRAM BEING RUN CANNOT BE EDITED

6135 PROGRAM CLOSING,PLEASE WAIT
6110 PROGRAM COMPARE ABORTED
6108 PROGRAM COMPARE ABORTED
6106 PROGRAM COMPARE STOPPED
10561 PROGRAM COPY
1166 PROGRAM END
6136 PROGRAM ERASING,PLEASE WAIT
1165 PROGRAM HEAD
6077 PROGRAM I/O ABORTED
6092 PROGRAM I/O CANCELLED
6078 PROGRAM I/O INPUT COMPLETED
6079 PROGRAM I/O OUTPUT COMPLETED
10515 PROGRAM OPEN
10177 PROGRAM RUN MANAGEMENT UNREGISTRATION ERROR (AUT)
10521 PROGRAM TRANSFER CANCELLED
10513 PROGRAM TRANSFER FINISHED
6452 PROHIBITED LOCKING
1182 PROHIBITED MACRO VAL. IN THIS TYPE MACHINE
3045 PULSE CONTROL ABNORMAL
4037 PUMP INVERTER ABNORMAL
4071 PUMP OVERLOAD (P-MAL)
2032 PUMPS SWITCHED OFF
6666 PUSH COMPLETE OR ABORT END KEY
Q
6465 QUIT & CLOSE ? yes:IN KEY no:ERASE KEY
R
2022 R.W.B/R.P.F M6PQR FORMAT ERROR
1063 RADIUS OVERCUT BY G44
6905 RAM DISK FORMATTING? YES:IN KEY NO:ERASE KEY
0022 RAM ERROR
10271 RANDOM READ POSITION OUT OF RANGE (MDL)
2414 RANGE OVER AT TENSION ADJUSTMENT
10101 READ ACCESS FAILED
10266 READ LINE CLEARED (MDL)

6476 READING BLOCKS

1093 RECOVERY POWER FAILURE (WAIT FOR PRM No.575)
1094 RECOVERY POWER FAILURE INVALID
1090 RECOVERY WIRE BREAK
1092 RECOVERY WIRE BREAK OVERTIMES
10593 REEDITED PROGRAM READING FAILED
10594 REEDITING MAY BE DISABLED
2016 REFERENCE HOLE RETRY OVERTIMES
10061 REGISTRATION FUNCTION DOES NOT EXIST (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
10612 REGISTRY READING FROM EXTERNAL FILE
10611 REGISTRY WRITING FROM EXTERNAL FILE
6817 REPLACE? YES:IN KEY NO:ERASE KEY
10063 REQUEST ALREADY BEING EXECUTED (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
10131 REQUESTED RUN MODE CHANGE FAILED
10130 REQUESTED RUN MODE SETTING FAILURE
3106 RESERVE 1
3107 RESERVE 2
10051 RESOURCE MANAGE. NOT INITIALIZED (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
7915 RESPONSE DATA ERROR
10012 RESPONSE WAITING TIME-OUT ON NC SIDE (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR)
1082 RETURN IS ONLY DURING MANUAL RUN
1099 RETURN NOT EXECUTED
1084 RETURN, RECOVERY W. BREAK NOT IN EFFECT
6612 RIGHT CURSOR KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
0036 ROM-MACRO ERROR
0034 ROM-MACRO IS NO ENTRY
0035 ROM-MACRO NOT ENOUGH AREA
6848 RS232C COMMUNICATION ERROR
7900 RS232C EXECUTION
6850 RS232C ILLEGAL PARAMETER
6849 RS232C TIME ELAPSED ERROR
6847 RS232C UNCONNECTED
10058 RUN FUNCTION NOT FOUND (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
10132 RUN MODE CHANGE TIME-OUT
4092 RUN MODE LOCKING!

10111 RUN MODE NOT DETERMINED YET
S
4090 SAFETY GUARD OPEN
10520 SAME NAME PROGRAM EXISTS. DELETE IT AND RETRY
1076 SAVING OR RESTRATION ERROR OF INSIDE COORD.
5913 SBC DETECTION DUPLICATE AXIS DECLARED
5911 SBC DETECTION HORIZONTAL PARITY ALARM
5900 SBC DETECTION NONREGISTRY ALARM
5914 SBC DETECTION TRANSMISSION ERROR
5915 SBC DETECTION TRANSMISSION TIME OUT
5912 SBC DETECTION VERTICAL PARITY ALARM
5916 SBC DETECTION WATCHDOG ALARM
6338 SCALE DECIDED
6352 SCREEN NOT VALID DURING TRACE MACHING DRAW
10506 SEARCH
6604 SEARCH KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
3030 SEARCH POWER FUSE TRIP
3008 SEARCH POWER OVERHEAT
3007 SEARCH POWER, OVER VOLTAGE LIMIT
6011 SEARCHED BLOCK NOT FOUND
2014 SEARCHIN NEXT PROCESS M6 BY M74
6093 SEARCHING
6861 SELECT COPY FILE AND PUSH [IN] KEY
6863 SELECT DELETE FILE AND PUSH [IN] KEY
6860 SELECT DISK TO MEMORY FILE AND PUSH [IN] KEY
6345 SELECT LOWER RIGHT CORNER
10448 SELECT MANUAL RUN MODE
10517 SELECT NC PROGRAM
10519 SELECT PROGRAM TO BE TRANSFERRED
6862 SELECT RENAME FILE AND PUSH [IN] KEY
10451 SELECT ROTATION MODE
6346 SELECT UPPER LEFT CORNER
10632 SELECTED BLOCK DELETING
7302 SEND TO EIS NOT OK
10270 SEQUENTIAL READ FINISHED (MDL)

5990 SERVO HARDWARE ERROR

10122 SET ERROR OF RUN MOD CHANGE OPE (KEY)
10123 SET ERROR OF RUN MOD CHANGE OPE (KEY)
10107 SET VALUE OUT OF RANGE
10035 SHARED EVENT BETWEEN PROCESSES CANíT ACQUIRED (CLASS LIB ERROR)
10017 SHARED EVENT FAILED (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR)
10016 SHARED EVENT FULL (VMC ACCESS LIBRARY ERROR)
7342 SHORT STATE WIRE-WORK
2831 SHUTTER IS CLOSED
2217 SLUG NOT PRESENT AT MAGNET
2024 SLUICE OVERTRAVEL OR MOTOR CURRENT OVER
2025 SLUICE PLATE DRIVING UNIT ABNORMAL
2026 SLUICE PLATE HEIGHT CONTROLED BY Z POS.
1223 SO MANY G CODE IN GRAPHIC MACRO CODE
10419 SPECIFIC EIO NO. NOT FOUND
6058 SPECIFIED CHARACTER STRING NOT FOUND
10554 SPECIFIED CHARACTER STRING NOT FOUND
6468 SPECIFIED CONDITION CARD IS NOT USED
10415 SPECIFIED CONDITION COMMAND OUT OF RANGE
10416 SPECIFIED CONDITION IS OPTIONAL
6026 SPECIFIED MACRO VARIABLE No. NOT FOUND
10202 SPECIFIED MODEL DATA NO. OUT OF RANGE
6057 SPECIFIED N No. NOT FOUND
6480 SPECIFIED O No. IS EDITING
6474 SPECIFIED O No. IS NOT EMPTY
6341 SPECIFIED O No. NOT FOUND
10150 SPECIFIED PARAMETER NO. NOT FOUND
10421 SPECIFIED PARAMETER NO. NOT FOUND
6355 SPECIFIED PARAMETER NOT FOUND
10501 SPECIFIED PROGRAM NOT FOUND
10212 SPECIFIED RESOURCE AREA FULL
10417 SPECIFIED VALUE IS INTERLOCK ERROR
10213 SPECIFIED VARIABLE NO. NOT FOUND
10491 SPECIFIED VARIABLE No. NOT FOUND
10214 SPECIFIED VARIABLE NO. OUT OF RANGE

6014 SPECIFY O No. OR N No. BEFORE INPUT KEY

2821 SPINDLE No. RANGE OVER
2823 SPINDLE START POSITION ERROR
2825 SPINDLE UNCLAMP MODE
10203 STANDARD CONDITION REWRITING DISABLED (CND)
6478 STANDARD CONDITIONS CANNOT BE DELETED
7913 START COND. NOT SATISFIED (P/M)
6433 START COORD. TRANSFERED
2315 START POSITION RETURN
10056 START REGISTRATION FAILED (NCAPI RESPONSE ERROR)
2039 START SUPPLYING TO CLEAN TANK FOR TANK FILL
6500 START, STOP, RESET KEYS ARE INVALID
1524 STOP AFTER M08
1523 STOP BEFORE M08
1740 STOP STS BY M74, PROCESSES WERE SKIPPED
2210 STOP STS DUE TO M73
6365 STROKE FRAME CANNOT BE DISPLAYED
1200 SUB. PRO FORMAT ERROR (L/R, B)
2344 SUCTION NOZZLE ADJUSTMENT (O13904)
1811 SYS. RESERVE PRO-CLEARED AT PW OFF BY MISTAKE
6853 SYSTEM ERROR
T
2020 TANK DOOR UNLOCK
2405 TANK MUST BE FILLED BEFORE SENSING
6062 TAPE ERROR
6080 TAPE READER ERROR
6082 TAPE READER NOT READY
6089 TAPE REWIND DONE
6090 TAPE REWIND ERROR
2322 TAPER ANGLE 3~15 DEGREE
1064 TAPER COMND WITHOUT G41 G42
2023 TAPER MODE = 2 ! (= DRAW PLANE)
6615 TEN KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
2400 TENSION ADJUSTMENT COMPLETED
2416 TENSION ADJUSTMENT PROHIBITED (THIN WIRE)

2431 TENSION CONTROL ALARM

6662 TERMINAL IS BUSY NOW
6660 TERMINAL IS DISABLE
1801 TH ERROR AT I/O INPUT
6800 THE FUNCTION KEY DEPRESSED IS INVALID
10171 THE FUNCTION KEY DEPRESSED IS INVALID
1080 THE MANUAL RUN KEY IS INVALID NOW
10494 THERE IS NO PAGE TO BE DISPLAYED
3001 THERMAL(K3~K6) TRIPPED
10542 THIS FUNCTION NOT SUPPORTED
6262 THIS KEY IS INVALID ON HELP DISPLAY
10034 THREAD CANíT START IN ASYNC PROC (CLASS LIB ERROR)
2410 TIMEUP OF PERIODICAL TENSION ADJUSTMENT
6016 TO CANCEL MDI, PRESS f.c, MDI CANCEL KEY
6104 TO CONTINUE,CLEAR KEY-IN LINE OR ENTER "C"
10162 TOOL WORK UNREGISTRATION ERROR (SET)
2019 TOUCH RETRY OVERTIMES
10125 TOUCH SENS DISABLED AS TOUCH SENS IS NOT EFFECTIVE
1540 TRANSFER CAN ONLY IN RESET MODE
6375 TRANSFER GRAPH. DATA? yes:IN KEY no:ERASE KEY
6801 TRANSFERRING FILE!
10512 TRANSFERRING PROGRAM
2832 TURN OVER IN GRIPPER
2829 TURNING-OVER POS. OF GRIPPER IS AWC MAGAZINE
1800 TV ERROR AT I/O INPUT
U
5193 U ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM
5293 U ASC A/D ERROR ch.1
5303 U ASC A/D ERROR ch.2
5273 U ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR
5733 U ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2
5603 U ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT
5803 U ASC TIME OUT 1

5253 U ASC WATCHDOG ALARM

5203 U ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM
5053 U CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF
5033 U COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR
5223 U CONVERTER CURRENT OVER
5093 U CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE
5243 U CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER
5333 U DROOP OVER
5513 U EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
5383 U ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5023 U ENCORDER PULSE ERROR
5213 U INVERTER CURRENT OVER
5103 U MOTOR OVERHEAT
5363 U MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED
5573 U OVERSPEED
5013 U P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR
5493 U PEAK CURRENT OVER 1
5373 U POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5073 U REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT
5953 U SERVO ALARM
5963 U SERVO NOT READY
5923 U SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR
5063 U TRANSISTOR OVERHEAT
5003 U UNDEFINED ALARM
5523 U UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
4103 U ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT
2011 U, V AXIS NOT ZERO BEFORE A.W.T. START (M6)
1055 U, V COMND ON G2, G3 BLOCK
1054 U, V COMND ON TAPER
10152 UCNV CONVERSION RESULT UNFIXED
10205 UNDEFINED ERROR (CND)
10223 UNDEFINED ERROR (MDL)
10154 UNDEFINED ERROR (SET)

10129 UNDEFINED ERROR DURING RUN MODE CHANGE REQUEST

10148 UNDEFINED ERROR OCCURRED (REF)
1045 UNDEFINED G, M COMND
10142 UNDEFINED RESOURCE ID SPECIFIED(REF)
10636 UNDER ATTACHMENT
10045 UNEXPECTED WINAPI ERROR IN EVENT WAITING (CLASS LIB ERROR)
10160 UNIT AND AXIS ATTRIBUTE INCONSISTENT
10187 UNIT CONVERSION PROCESSING ERROR (CND)
7912 UNIT NO. ERROR
6616 UNNECESSARY LETTER ON KEY-IN LINE
10408 UNNECESSARY WORD EXISTS IN JUMP COMMAND
10116 UNREGISTERED ACCURACY SPECIFIED (KEY)
10112 UNREGISTERED POSITION INFORMATION ID SPECIFIED (KEY)
10115 UNREGISTERED UNIT SPECIFIED (KEY)
6610 UP CURSOR KEY INVALID ON THIS SCREEN
2072 UPPER HEAD PUMP ROTATION FREQ. LIMIT
2037 UPPER HEAD SUBMERGED
2070 UPPER HEAD WATER PRESS. LOW
4045 UPPER HI PRESS. INVERTER PUMP ABNORMAL
4036 UPPER PUMP INVERTER ABNORMAL
10631 USE [PASTE] TO INSERT COPY BLOCK IN CURSOR POS
1051 USE COND. NOT MET FOR ADDITIONAL AXIS
6750 USE MASKING PARAMETER NO **** (BIT * )
10590 USE PORTABLE OPERATION PANEL TO CHANGE FEEDRA
6479 USER AREA IS FULL
1812 USER PROGRAM CLEARED AT PW OFF BY MISTAKE
10033 USER SPECIFIED BUFFER POINTER IS NULL (CLASS LIB ERROR)
V
5194 V ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM
5294 V ASC A/D ERROR ch.1
5304 V ASC A/D ERROR ch.2
5274 V ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR
5734 V ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2
5604 V ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT
5804 V ASC TIME OUT 1


5254 V ASC WATCHDOG ALARM
5204 V ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM
5054 V CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF
5034 V COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR
5224 V CONVERTER CURRENT OVER
5094 V CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE
5244 V CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER
5334 V DROOP OVER
5514 V EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
5384 V ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5024 V ENCORDER PULSE ERROR
5214 V INVERTER CURRENT OVER
5104 V MOTOR OVERHEAT
5364 V MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED
5574 V OVERSPEED
5014 V P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR
5494 V PEAK CURRENT OVER 1
5374 V POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5074 V REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT
5954 V SERVO ALARM
5964 V SERVO NOT READY
5924 V SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR
5064 V TRANSISTOR OVERHEAT
5004 V UNDEFINED ALARM
5524 V UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
4104 V ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT
4069 VACUUM UNIT INVERTER ALARM
10118 VALID AXIS NOT FOUND IN SET COORD.COMMAND
2805 VALID IN AWC SAFETY COVER OPEN
6630 VALID ONLY WITH OPTIONAL ITEM
2305 VERTICAL ALIGNMNT

10261 VMC INTERNAL DATA VARIATION DETECTED (MDL)

6823 VOLUME LABEL WITHIN 11 CHARACTERS
W
2043 WAIT UNTILL WORK TANK FLUID LEVEL UP
2030 WATER CONDUCTIVITY DOWN
2049 WATER IS OFF
2046 WATER MODE ALLOWING FLUSHING AT TANK FILL
2054 WATER OVER-FLOW TO PUMPS STOP
2035 WATER RESERVOIR FILTER NEEDS REPLACING
2033 WATER RESERVOIR LOW
2034 WATER RESERVOIR UPPER LIMITSWITCH BROKEN
2050 WATER RESERVOIR1 FILTER NEEDS REPLACING
2052 WATER RESERVOIR1, 2 FILTERS NEED REPLACING
2051 WATER RESERVOIR2 FILTER NEEDS REPLACING
6856 WILDCARD(*,?) CAN NOT USE
1095 WIRE BREAK
2413 WIRE BREAK AT TENSION ADJUSTMENT
2063 WIRE BREAK IN M06
2029 WIRE FORWARD FEED LENGTH OVER
2006 WIRE FORWARD FEED TIME OVER
2432 WIRE IS NOT FED WITH WINDING SHAFT RELEASED
2008 WIRE NOT PRESENT AT OPTICAL SENSOR (WL-SEN1)
2002 WIRE REVERSE FEED TIME OVER
2005 WIRE WAS REVERSED BUT STILL TOUCHES WORK
4051 WIR-ST MOTOR OVERLOAD
1038 WORD DATA ERROR IN G10 BLOCK
6603 WORK COORDINATE CAN ONLY BE SET IN RESET STS
6466 WORK COORDINATES TRANSFERED
2330 WORK DRYING OFF
2331 WORK DRYING ON
6359 WORK OFFSET TRANSFERED
2042 WORK TANK FLUID LEVEL LOW
2045 WORK TANK POSITION IS BELOW FILL LOWER LIMIT
2044 WORK TANK UP/DOWN MOTOR OVERLOAD
2021 WORK TANK UPPER LIMIT

2822 WORK UNCLAMP PROHIBITED AREA

2306 WORK ZERO RETURN
10102 WRITE ACCESS FAILED (WRITE-PROTECTED DATA, ETC.)
6602 WRITE PROTECTED
1510 WRITE PROTECTED CONDITION
10106 WRITE-PROTECT STATUS
10161 WRITE-PROTECTED OFFSET SPECIFIED
10105 WRITING ERROR DURING AUTOMATIC RUN
10104 WRITING ERROR DURING AXIS ALLOCATION
7306 WRONG OR DAMAGED EIS CARD MOUNTED
X
5191 X ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM
5291 X ASC A/D ERROR ch.1
5301 X ASC A/D ERROR ch.2
5271 X ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR
5731 X ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2
5601 X ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT
5801 X ASC TIME OUT 1
5251 X ASC WATCHDOG ALARM
5201 X ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM
5051 X CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF
5031 X COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR
5221 X CONVERTER CURRENT OVER
5091 X CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE
5241 X CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER
5331 X DROOP OVER
5511 X EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
5381 X ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5021 X ENCORDER PULSE ERROR
5211 X INVERTER CURRENT OVER
5101 X MOTOR OVERHEAT
5361 X MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED
5571 X OVERSPEED

5011 X P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR

5491 X PEAK CURRENT OVER 1
5371 X POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5071 X REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT
5951 X SERVO ALARM
5961 X SERVO NOT READY
5921 X SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR
5001 X UNDEFINED ALARM
5521 X UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
4101 X ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT
5061 XTRANSISTOR OVERHEAT
Y
5192 Y ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM
5292 Y ASC A/D ERROR ch.1
5302 Y ASC A/D ERROR ch.2
5272 Y ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR
5732 Y ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2
5602 Y ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT
5802 Y ASC TIME OUT 1
5252 Y ASC WATCHDOG ALARM
5202 Y ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM
5052 Y CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF
5032 Y COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR
5222 Y CONVERTER CURRENT OVER
5092 Y CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE
5242 Y CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER
5332 Y DROOP OVER
5512 Y EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
5382 Y ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5022 Y ENCORDER PULSE ERROR
5212 Y INVERTER CURRENT OVER

5102 Y MOTOR OVERHEAT

5362 Y MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED
5572 Y OVERSPEED
5012 Y P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR
5492 Y PEAK CURRENT OVER 1
5372 Y POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5072 Y REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT
5952 Y SERVO ALARM
5962 Y SERVO NOT READY
5922 Y SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR
5062 Y TRANSISTOR OVERHEAT
5002 Y UNDEFINED ALARM
5522 Y UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
4102 Y ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT
Z
5195 Z ASC +15V VOLTAGE ALARM
5295 Z ASC A/D ERROR ch.1
5305 Z ASC A/D ERROR ch.2
5275 Z ASC BUS COMMUNICATION ERROR
5735 Z ASC INVERTER CURRENT OVER 2
5605 Z ASC PARAMETER INCORRECT
5805 Z ASC TIME OUT 1
5255 Z ASC WATCHDOG ALARM
5205 Z ASC –15V VOLTAGE ALARM
4031 Z AXIS LOCK OR C AXIS LOCK ON
4087 Z AXIS LOWERS DURING REFERENCE POSITION RETURN
5055 Z CIRCUIT PROTECTOR OFF
5035 Z COMMUTATION PULSE ERROR
5225 Z CONVERTER CURRENT OVER
5095 Z CONVERTER LOW VOLTAGE
5245 Z CONVERTER VOLTAGE OVER

5335 Z DROOP OVER

5515 Z EFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
5385 Z ENCORDER FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5025 Z ENCORDER PULSE ERROR
5215 Z INVERTER CURRENT OVER
5105 Z MOTOR OVERHEAT
5365 Z MOTOR REVOLVING SPEED EXCEEDED
5575 Z OVERSPEED
5015 Z P FEEDBACK PULSE ERROR
5495 Z PEAK CURRENT OVER 1
5375 Z POSITION FEEDBACK DISCONNECTED
5075 Z REGENERATIVE RESISTOR OVERHEAT
5955 Z SERVO ALARM
5965 Z SERVO NOT READY
5925 Z SERVO ON/OFF CONDITION ERROR
4086 Z STROKE EXPANDED!
4082 Z STROKE EXPANDING!
4084 Z STROKE EXPANSION IMPOSSIBLE!
4085 Z STROKE RESTRICTED!
4081 Z STROKE RESTRICTING!
4083 Z STROKE RESTRICTION IMPOSSIBLE!
5065 Z TRANSISTOR OVERHEAT
5005 Z UNDEFINED ALARM
5525 Z UNEFFECTIVE CURRENT OVER
2320 Z WORK ZERO RETURN ? yes:START KEY no:RESET
4105 Z ZRN DOG POSITION INCORRECT
1048 ZERO RETURN NOT EXECUTED


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WIRE ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE MACHINE

Tel.: ++49 / 40 / 298 09 - 0

Date issued: 2013-03

MAKINO 10WC4-ND02-1303 (en)

10WC4-ND02-1303 (en) MAKINO

MAKINO 10WC4-ND02-1303 (en)

10WC4-ND02-1303 (en) MAKINO

0 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................................................... 0-1

0.1 Indicator words and their meaning .......................................................................................................... 0-1

1 PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................................................................................ 1-1

2 HOW TO SEE THE ALARM MESSAGE LIST ........................................................................................ 2-1

2.1 Trouble Remedy List ....................................................................................................................................... 2-2

2.2 Resetting Method ............................................................................................................................................ 2-2

2.3 Classification of Message Numbers ......................................................................................................... 2-3

2.4 Confirming Contents of Alarm ................................................................................................................... 2-3

2.5 Confirming Conditions in Which Alarm Occurs ................................................................................... 2-3

2.6 Operation Buttons and Keyboard ............................................................................................................. 2-4

3 DESCRIPTION OF MESSAGES .................................................................................................................. 3-1

4 ALARM MESSAGE (INDEX) ....................................................................................................................... 4-1

MAKINO 10WC4-ND02-1303 (en)

10WC4-ND02-1303 (en) MAKINO

0 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

0.1 Indicator words and their meaning

REMARK Indicator word used to point out important or useful information.

MAKINO 10WC4-ND02-1303 (en)

10WC4-ND02-1303 (en) MAKINO

1. In general, function not covered by this manual cannot be used.

MAKINO 10WC4-ND02-1303 (en)

10WC4-ND02-1303 (en) MAKINO

2 HOW TO SEE THE ALARM MESSAGE LIST

No. Name Level Reset

No.: Indicates the message number.

Cause: Indicates cause of trouble.

Remedy: Indicates how to remove trouble.

The number and name are displayed on the screen.

MAKINO 10WC4-ND02-1303 (en)

2.1 Trouble Remedy List

Trouble remedy (minor  major)

Table 2-1: Trouble remedy list

2.2 Resetting Method

1. Alarm 1, 2, 3: Press [RESET] key.

[WARN RESET]: Clears the message, but continues operation.

10WC4-ND02-1303 (en) MAKINO

2.3 Classification of Message Numbers

Number Group Contents

Table 2-2: Classification of message numbers

2.4 Confirming Contents of Alarm

2.5 Confirming Conditions in Which Alarm Occurs

2. Confirm the alarm or warning message No. and its contents.

3. In the automatic mode

4. In the manual mode

MAKINO 10WC4-ND02-1303 (en)

2.6 Operation Buttons and Keyboard

EW100A generator MGW-K generator Description

Table 2-3: Operation buttons and keyboard

10WC4-ND02-1303 (en) MAKINO

No. Name Level Reset

Description: The EMERGENCY STOP signal was turned on (ESP=1).

Causes: (1) The EMERGENCY STOP switch was pressed.

Remedy: In the case of (1), reset the EMERGENCY STOP switch.

No. Name Level Reset

Causes: (1) Defective switching power supply.

Remedy: Either VBB, VMC, V0H, or EIS card is faulty.