Code 12161: [Channel %1: ] Block %2 Error on defining the limit %3

Parameters: %1 = Channel number %2 = Block number, label %3 = Impermissible limit value Definitions: The alarm may have the following causes. - During definition (DEF) or redefinition (REDEF ) of a variable's limits, a value was entered for the upper limit that is smaller than that for the lower limit. - A limit for a variable type was programm ed that is not of type CHAR, INT or REAL. - A limit value of type CHAR was programmed for a variable with the data type INT or REAL. - A string (more than one character) was programmed for one of the limits. Reaction: Correction block is reorganized. Interface signals are set. Alarm display. Remedy: If the alarm occurs in the part program (DEF instruction), press the NC Stop key and select the function "Compensation block" using PR OGRAM CORRECT softkey. The cursor is placed on the incorrect block. Adjust the limit values afterwards or completely remove the limit programming in the case of an incorrect data type. If the alarm occurs on compiling a GUD or ACCESS file, correct the GUD or ACCESS definition file (DEF file). Program Continuation: Clear alarm with NC ST ART or RESET key and continue the program.