TripleCautionMW
Plastic
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- Jun 21, 2018
Hello and thank you in advance for the collective knowledge of this group.
I own a Hardinge CHNC 1 with a Siemens 810T control. I am attempting to DNC a program to the control and I am getting the following error, "32 ORD14 Data format error (RS232)". I rechecked my cable pinout and everything tests good. I verified my setting data bits are correct, 5011/5013 is 11010100 and 5016 is 00001000. I double checked that the DNC software (DNC Precision) matches the setting data bits. I made myself a dumb little program;
%MPF1000
(TEST)
M30
Nothing seems to be doing the trick. I can see the DNC software starts to transfer the bytes but the control immediately throws up error 32"V24 DATA FORMAT ERROR". The manual gives the following explanations;
1. The permissible number of the decade after an address is incorrect.
2. The decimal point occurs in the wrong place.
3. The part programs or subroutines are not defined correctly or are closed (watch for heading!).
The corrective action is suggests is, "check the programs to be read".
I've tried searching the web and this forum for a similar issue but I cannot find anything. If anyone has an idea of something else I could check I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!
I own a Hardinge CHNC 1 with a Siemens 810T control. I am attempting to DNC a program to the control and I am getting the following error, "32 ORD14 Data format error (RS232)". I rechecked my cable pinout and everything tests good. I verified my setting data bits are correct, 5011/5013 is 11010100 and 5016 is 00001000. I double checked that the DNC software (DNC Precision) matches the setting data bits. I made myself a dumb little program;
%MPF1000
(TEST)
M30
Nothing seems to be doing the trick. I can see the DNC software starts to transfer the bytes but the control immediately throws up error 32"V24 DATA FORMAT ERROR". The manual gives the following explanations;
1. The permissible number of the decade after an address is incorrect.
2. The decimal point occurs in the wrong place.
3. The part programs or subroutines are not defined correctly or are closed (watch for heading!).
The corrective action is suggests is, "check the programs to be read".
I've tried searching the web and this forum for a similar issue but I cannot find anything. If anyone has an idea of something else I could check I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!