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Errors<br />

3457<br />

3458<br />

"Error in module description!"<br />

Please check the device file of this module.<br />

"The <strong>PLC</strong>-Configuration couldn't be created! Check the configuration files."<br />

Check if all required configuration and device files are available in the correct path (see defined<br />

compile directory in 'Project' 'Options' /Directories)<br />

3500<br />

"No 'VAR_CONFIG' for ''"<br />

Insert a declaration for this variable in the global variable list which contains the<br />

'Variable_Configuration'.<br />

3501<br />

3502<br />

"No address in 'VAR_CONFIG' for ''."<br />

Assign an address to this variable in the global variable list which contains the<br />

'Variable_Configuration'.<br />

"Wrong data type for '' in 'VAR_CONFIG"<br />

In the global variables list which contains the ‚Variable_Configuration’ the variable is declared with a<br />

different data type than in the POU.<br />

3503<br />

"Wrong data type for '' in 'VAR_CONFIG'"<br />

In the global variables list which contains the ‚Variable_Configuration’ the variable is declared with a<br />

different address than in the POU.<br />

3504<br />

3505<br />

3506<br />

"Initial values are not supported for 'VAR_CONFIG"<br />

A variable of the ‚Variable_Configuration’ is declared with address and initial value. But an initial value<br />

can only be defined for input variables without address assignment.<br />

"’’is no valid instance path"<br />

The Variable_Configuration contains a nonexisting variable.<br />

"Access path expected"<br />

In the global variable list for Access Variables the access path for a variable is not correct. Correct:<br />

:'': .<br />

3507<br />

"No address specification for 'VAR_ACCESS'-variables"<br />

The global variable list for Access Variables contains an address assignment for a variable. This is not<br />

allowed.<br />

Valid variable definition: :'': <br />

10-108 CoDeSys V2.3

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