MC status events
SKR2_TYPE_MC_STATE (Event Type: = 2)
|
Event ID |
ID Enum |
Description |
Change in status table |
|---|---|---|---|
|
0 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_00 |
Reserved |
No |
|
1 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_01 |
Machine in production |
MACHINE_STATE = 1 The BIT1_PRODUCTIVE bit is changed in the PRODUCTIVITY_FLAGS field in the EVENTS table |
|
2 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_02 |
Stop: Engaging rod |
MACHINE_STATE = 2 |
|
3 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_03 |
Stop: Yarn feeding |
MACHINE_STATE = 3 |
|
4 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_04 |
Stop: Piece counter to 0 |
MACHINE_STATE = 4 |
|
5 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_05 |
Stop: Stop by resistance |
MACHINE_STATE = 5 |
|
6 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_06 |
Stop: Needle Position Sensor |
MACHINE_STATE = 6 |
|
7 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_07 |
Stop: Fabric take-down |
MACHINE_STATE = 7 |
|
8 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_08 |
Stop: Programming |
MACHINE_STATE = 8 |
|
9 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_09 |
Stop: Other |
MACHINE_STATE = 9 |
|
10 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_10 |
Stop: Shock Stop Motion |
MACHINE_STATE = 10 |
|
11 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASTER_11 |
Stop: Racking Error |
MACHINE_STATE = 11 |
|
32001 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASCHINE_UP |
Machine is started. The EVENT_PARAM column of the Event List Report provides: eSTARTUP_MODE /c=MCSpec /v=McControlGeneration.McOS-Version z.B.: 1 /c=010 /v=1.E.3.149.6 Description for it see: Pseudo events for primary database Only the distinction warm start / no warm start is relevant for SKR2, because the states are kept at a warm start. |
MACHINE_STATE = 32001 (Obsolete: The BIT1_PRODUCTIVE bit is changed in the PRODUCTIVITY_FLAGS field in the EVENTS table. In addition the BIT1_PRODUCTIVE bit is deleted during a restart.) |
|
32002 |
SKR2_MEVT_MASCHINE |
Machine is (was) shut down. |
MACHINE_STATE = 32002 (Obsolete: The BIT1_PRODUCTIVE bit is changed in the PRODUCTIVITY_FLAGS field in the EVENTS table.) |
For stop events (Event ID 2-11), a text is output in the EVENT_PARAM column of the Event List Report or in the MC_STATE_PARAM column of the MC_STATES table if one or more shutdowns occur at the same time and are reported by the controller.
This allows the reason for parking to be determined in more detail, which is of particular interest for Event ID 9 (other stops).
The text may contain one or more 5-digit parking numbers separated by semicolons, optionally followed by a | and the subsequent text. This text is intended for developers. You can get the meaning of the parking numbers by entering the number in the search of the online help.
Each control generation has its own number range.
Example:
21067|CWAZ; 28217|4A_501_1_3; 20666|DANGER - after 10 knitting courses no active WB command found;20612
Often there is only a number or nothing, e.g.: 10252
See also Alarms of Machine Events