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Siemens 840D 100136 - Value too small for display field ->input ignored
SIEMENS alarm 100136 occurs when attempting to enter a numerical value that is below the minimum allowable range for a specific parameter field in the SINUMERIK HMI. The system rejects the input to prevent parameter corruption or unsafe operating conditions.
Siemens 840D 100136 - Value too small for display field ->input ignored
Value too small for display field ->input ignored
Siemens SINUMERIK operator message 100136: Value too small for display field ->input ignored. This is an informational message from the SINUMERIK control indicating a system status or operation result that may require operator action.
Root Cause Summary
SIEMENS alarm 100136 occurs when attempting to enter a numerical value that is below the minimum allowable range for a specific parameter field in the SINUMERIK HMI. The system rejects the input to prevent parameter corruption or unsafe operating conditions.
Safety
Causes and Fixes
Access servo parameter diagnostics
Navigate to Diagnostics > Service > Drive > Parameters and identify the parameter being modified when alarm occurred.
Check the alarm buffer timestamp to correlate with recent parameter changes
Verify parameter limits
In Service mode, access the parameter help function (F1) to display the valid range for the specific MD parameter.
Never force parameters outside documented ranges as this can damage servo drives
Enter valid parameter value
Input a value within the documented minimum/maximum range and confirm with Input key.
Use the parameter calculator in STARTER tool for complex servo tuning parameters
Call a technician if:
Prevention
Common Mistakes
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