Heidenhain codes
HeidenhainParameterIntermediate30-120 minutes

230-0474

HEIDENHAIN 230-0474 - Inputs for axis group enabling have multiple definitions

Inputs for axis group enabling have multiple definitions

Axis-group enabling inputs are defined in both IOC file and configuration data. Configuration entries have priority.

Root Cause Summary

HEIDENHAIN alarm 230-0474 occurs when axis group enabling inputs are defined in both the IOC configuration file and the machine parameters simultaneously. The TNC control detects this conflict during system initialization, with the configuration data taking priority over IOC definitions.

Safety

  • Refer to Heidenhain service manual
  • Ensure qualified technician performs repairs

Causes and Fixes

  1. 1

    Access machine parameter menu

    Press MOD key, select 'Machine Parameters', navigate to MP7500 series (Axis Group Parameters) to check for axis group enable definitions.

    Use the search function in machine parameters by entering '7500' to quickly locate axis group parameters.

  2. 2

    Review IOC configuration file

    Access the IOC file through TNCopt or file manager, search for axis group enable signal definitions in the digital input assignments section.

    Always backup the IOC file before making any modifications.

  3. 3

    Remove duplicate definitions

    Delete either the IOC file entries or clear the corresponding machine parameters MP7500.x, keeping only one definition method active.

    Machine parameter definitions take priority, so if both exist, the IOC entries are ignored but still trigger the alarm.

  4. 4

    Perform control restart

    Execute a complete TNC restart to reload the configuration and verify alarm clearance.

    Ensure all programs are saved before restarting the control.

DIY Feasiblehigh confidence

Call a technician if:

  • ·IOC file corruption detected
  • ·Unable to access machine parameters
  • ·Axis group safety functions not working after changes

Prevention

  • Maintain single method for axis group enabling configuration
  • Document all IOC and parameter changes
  • Verify configuration after software updates
  • Regular backup of IOC files and machine parameters

Common Mistakes

  • Assuming IOC entries are ignored when parameters exist
  • Not restarting TNC after configuration changes
  • Mixing configuration methods without understanding priority
  • Forgetting to clear unused parameter definitions

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