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AVEVA™ Plant SCADA

Driver Errors

  • Last UpdatedDec 17, 2021
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When a hardware error is detected, Plant SCADA generates an alarm and displays the alarm on the hardware alarm page (in the alarm description of the hardware alarm). To see the error number, you need to have Alarm Category 255 defined with a display format that includes {ErrDesc,15} {ErrPage,10}.

Several generic errors are common to many protocols. In some cases only the generic error is available, though often both the generic error and a specific error are given.

The following errors, listed in (hexadecimal) sequence, are specific to this protocol. Plant SCADA displays the error number and description for common protocol-specific errors. Uncommon errors are not contained in the Plant SCADA error database, in which case Plant SCADA only displays the error number.

You might need more information to rectify an error. This information should be in the documentation that accompanied the I/O device (or network). If, after reviewing the documentation, you cannot rectify an error, contact Technical Support for this product.

Error

Description

0x101 SNMP_ERRORSTATUS_TOOBIG

The response too large for agent to handle.

0x102 SNMP_ERRORSTATUS_NOSUCHNAME

Requested OID (1) does not exist in supported MIB view or (2) is not accessible or (3) a write operation was attempted on a read only MIB variable.

0x103 SNMP_ERRORSTATUS_BADVALUE

Bad MIB variable data type specified in variable bindings.

0x104 SNMP_ERRORSTATUS_READONLY

Attempt made to write to read-only field.

0x105 SNMP_ERRORSTATUS_GENERR

An unknown error.

0x108 SNMP_DISCONNECT

Cables have been disconnected.

0x180 GENERIC_NO_MEMORY

No memory could be allocated.

0x181 GENERIC_GENERAL_ERROR

Could not convert an OID string into a valid OID.

0x182 ERR_SNMP_TRAP_LISTEN

Could not register to receive SNMP traps.

0x183 ERR_SNMP_TRAP_QUEUE

Could not create SNMP trap queue.

0x184 ERR_SNMP_TRAP_VARBIND_NUM

Trying to access a varbind number that does not exist.

Note: Other errors are either standard Plant SCADA driver errors (below 0x100) or SNMP API errors. Subtract 0x100 from the value and search www.microsoft.com for "SNMP error codes".

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