Programmer (HHP) User guide

Chapter 20
T roubleshooting Y our System
20–4
Communication Error Messages
Error Code
(Hex)
Advisory Message Description Recommended Action
1000 ILLEGAL COMMAND A communication error
has occurred between
the HHP and the micro
controller.
Disconnect the HHP from the
micro controller, then reconnect
it. If the error persists, record
the error code and contact your
local Allen-Bradley
representative.
5000 ILLEGAL ADDRESS During download the
HHP has written data
beyond a file boundary in
the micro controller.
Disconnect the HHP from the
micro controller, then reconnect
it. If the error persists, record
the error code and contact your
local Allen-Bradley
representative.
6000 NOT ALLOWED A communication error
has occurred between
the HHP and the micro
controller.
Disconnect the HHP from the
micro controller, then reconnect
it. If the error persists, record
the error code and contact your
local Allen-Bradley
representative.
F00B ACCESS DENIED The micro controller
must be in program
mode.
Use the HHP to change the
controller’s mode to RPRG and
try the operation again.
F00C NOT AVAILABLE The micro controller
must be in program
mode.
Use the HHP to change the
controller’s mode to RPRG and
try the operation again.
F01A FILE OPEN A communication error
occurred between the
HHP and the micro
controller.
Disconnect the HHP from the
micro controller, then reconnect
it. If the error persists, record
the error code and contact your
local Allen-Bradley
representative.
F01B PROGRAM OWNED A communication error
occurred between the
HHP and the micro
controller.
Disconnect the HHP from the
micro controller, then reconnect
it. If the error persists, record
the error code and contact your
local Allen-Bradley
representative.
all other
1xxx, 5xxx,
6xxx, or
Fxxx codes
CONTROLLER
ERROR
A communication error
occurred between the
HHP and the micro
controller.
Disconnect the HHP from the
micro controller, then reconnect
it. If the error persists, record
the error code and contact your
local Allen-Bradley
representative.