130-00A2

Check file attributes

Press PGM MGT key, navigate to the problematic file, and select 'Edit file properties' or use the softkey menu to view file attributes. Verify if the file shows read-only status.

On network drives, file locking may not always be visible in TNC file manager - check permissions on the host server.

Close all active file sessions

Exit any open NC programs or PLC programs that may be accessing the file. Check if the file is currently selected in the 'Test Run' or 'Program Run' operating modes.

Do not force-close files during active machining operations - switch to a safe operating mode first.

Remove write protection

In file manager, select the file and use the 'Change attributes' softkey to remove read-only status. For CF card files, verify the physical write-protect tab on the card is not engaged.

Reboot control if lock persists

If file locks remain after closing programs, perform a controlled reboot via MOD > System shutdown > Reboot to clear all file handles and process locks.

Check storage device status

Navigate to MOD > System Configuration > Storage Devices. Review the status of all mounted drives (TNC:\, IDE:\, etc.). Look for error indicators or warnings about device health.

Review system error log

Access MOD > Diagnostics > Error Log (or Error Messages depending on control generation). Look for I/O errors, disk timeout messages, or storage controller errors that preceded alarm 130-00A2.

Perform file system check

Boot the control and access the boot menu by pressing the appropriate key during startup. Select 'File system check' or 'Check CF card' option to scan for and attempt repair of bad sectors and file system errors.

File system check can take 15-30 minutes depending on storage size. Do not power off the control during this process.

Test with known good CF card

If CF card is suspected, power down the control, remove the CF card, and test with a known good replacement CF card loaded with a backup image. This isolates hardware failure from software issues.

Always maintain a current backup image of your CF card on USB or network storage - use TNC backup function in MOD regularly.

Replace storage medium

If errors persist and file system check reports unrecoverable errors, replace the CF card or contact service for hard disk replacement. Restore system from the most recent backup image.

Verify network connectivity

Navigate to MOD > System Configuration > Network Settings. Verify the IP address is correctly assigned and ping the file server or network share host to confirm connectivity.

Check network drive mounting

In MOD > System Configuration > Network Shares (or Network Drives), verify the network path is correctly mounted and shows 'Connected' status. Attempt to remount if disconnected.

Network shares can time out after periods of inactivity - accessing the PGM MGT file manager often refreshes the connection.

Verify share permissions

Confirm that the username and password configured in the TNC network share settings have read/write permissions on the server. Test access from another computer using the same credentials.

Copy file locally

As a workaround, copy the affected file from the network share to local TNC storage (TNC:\) using the file manager copy function. Access the file from local storage instead.

Review server-side logs

Check the file server's event logs or SMB/CIFS access logs for authentication failures, permission denials, or connection errors originating from the TNC control's IP address.