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Operation Alarms (M) ........................................................................... I -1  \n2. Stop Codes (T) ..................................................................................... I -8  \n3. Servo/Spindle Alarms ......................................................................... I -12  \n3.1 Servo alarm (S01/S03/S04) ......................................................... I -12  \n3.2 Initial parameter error (S02) ......................................................... I -27  \n3.3 Parameter error (S51) .................................................................. I -27  \n3.4 Servo warning (S52) .................................................................... I -28  \n4. MCP Alarm (Y) ................................................................................... I -30  \n5. System Alarms (Z) ............................................................................. I -37  \n6. Absolute Position Detection System Alarms (Z7*) ............................. I -40  \n7. Distance-coded Reference Scale Errors (Z8*) ................................... I -42  \n8. Messages during Emergency Stop (EMG) ......................................... I -43  \n9. Auxiliary Axis Alarms .......................................................................... I -45  \n9.1 Aux ax servo alarm/warning (S) ................................................... I -45  \n9.2 Aux ax abs position error (Z) ....................................................... I -48  \n9.3 Aux ax operation error (M) ........................................................... I -49  \n9.4 Auxiliary axis MCP alarms (Y) ..................................................... I -50  \n10. Computer Link Errors (L) .................................................................. I -51  \n11. User PLC Alarms (U) ....................................................................... I -52  \n12. Network Service Errors (N) .............................................................. I -54  \n13. Program Errors (P) ........................................................................... I -55  \nII Parameters  \n1. User Parameters ................................................................................. II -1  \n2. Base Specifications Parameters ....................................................... II -39  \n3. Axis Specifications Parameters ......................................................... II -82  \n4. Servo Parameters ............................................................................. II -99  \n5. Spindle Parameters ......................................................................... II -114  \n6. Rotary Axis Configuration Parameters ............................................ II -148  \n7. Machine Error Compensation ......................................................... II -153  \n8. PLC Constants ................................................................................ II -154  \n9. Macro List ........................................................................................ II -155  \n10. Position Switch .............................................................................. II -162  \n11. Auxiliary Axis Parameter ............................................................... II -172  \n12. Open Parameter ............................................................................ II -185  \n13. CC-Link Parameter ....................................................................... II -186  \n14. Anshin-net Parameter 2 / MTB-net Parameter 2 ........................... II -194  \n15. PLC Axis Parameters .................................................................... II -202  \nIII PLC Devices  \n1. Bit Type Input Signals (CNC->PLC).................................................... III -1  \n2. Data Type Input Signals (CNC->PLC) .............................................. III-20  \n3. Bit Type Output Signals (PLC->CNC)..............................................","cbCaiihMUC44EdtS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiihMUC44EdtS","pdf",6425122,368,"English","# I Alarms\n## 1. Operation Alarms (M)\n## 2. Stop Codes (T)\n## 3. Servo/Spindle Alarms\n## 4. MCP Alarm (Y)\n## 5. System Alarms (Z)","[{\"question\":\"How can the alarm “External interlock axis exists” be handled?\",\"answer\":\"Release the interlock function before resuming operation, correct the machine-side sequence, and check for broken wires in the interlock signal line.\"}]","Alarms - Operation Alarms (M) | PDF",129]