The error means that the process controller encountered an error, most
likely a timing error although it could be a faulty component, at
address 54 (octal) of the master module. If you type:
RP <pulse program name> <return>
a file named <pulse program name>.ppgl will be generated. If you print
this out you can see what statement is at this address. If you need help
interpreting it, please e-mail or fax it to me and I can help.
> I eventually discovered that turning off everything would hold this fault
> at bay for a while. We then had a long period when the fault dissappeared.
> Now it has returned, and my old trick does not cure it.
> Anyone else had this fault? And, anyone found a permanent cure?
My guess is that you have a component on your process controller which
is marginal. After running for a while it begins to fail. Turning the
system off and back on may be enough to "reset" it so it will run for
a while. It sounds like it is failing completely now, which will make
it easier to trace the problem to a specific component.
Charlie
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