Siemens SINUMERIK codes
Siemens SINUMERIKProgram/G-codeIntermediate30-120 minutes

100155

Siemens 840D 100155 - USB device no longer available, editing is. The last changes

USB device no longer available, editing is. The last changes

Siemens SINUMERIK alarm 100155: USB device no longer available, editing is. The last changes. This alarm indicates a required configuration element, parameter, or program component is missing or has not been set up.

Root Cause Summary

SIEMENS alarm 100155 occurs when a USB storage device is unexpectedly disconnected or becomes inaccessible during active file editing operations on the SINUMERIK control. This interrupts the data transfer process and forces the system to abort the current editing session to prevent data corruption.

Safety

  • Refer to Siemens documentation
  • Ensure qualified technician performs repairs

Causes and Fixes

  1. 1

    Check USB device connection

    Verify the USB device is properly inserted into the SINUMERIK control's USB port and the connection LED (if present) is active.

    Use only industrial-grade USB devices rated for CNC environments to avoid connection issues.

  2. 2

    Test USB device functionality

    Navigate to HMI > Services > USB and verify the device appears in the file manager. Check if files can be accessed normally.

    Do not remove USB devices during active file operations to prevent data loss.

  3. 3

    Restart editing session

    Close any open editors, reinsert the USB device if needed, and restart the program editing from HMI > Program Manager.

    Save work frequently to local memory before transferring to USB to minimize data loss.

DIY Feasiblehigh confidence

Call a technician if:

  • ·Multiple USB ports fail with known good devices
  • ·Power supply voltages are out of specification
  • ·Hardware diagnostics show USB interface faults

Prevention

  • Use only industrial-grade USB devices rated for CNC environments
  • Safely eject USB devices through HMI before physical removal
  • Regularly backup programs to control memory before USB transfer
  • Avoid using high-capacity or USB 3.0 devices that may exceed power limits

Common Mistakes

  • Removing USB devices during active file operations
  • Using consumer-grade USB devices in industrial environments
  • Ignoring file system errors on USB devices
  • Not checking USB device compatibility before use

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