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Siemens SINUMERIK Controller
Program/G-code · Intermediate · 30-120 minutes
Siemens 840D 104235 - Only 1..15 lines allowed in table
Alarm 104235 occurs when a user attempts to create or modify a table in the SINUMERIK control that exceeds the maximum allowed number of lines. The system enforces a strict limit of 1 to 15 lines for specific table types, and exceeding this boundary triggers this informational message to prevent system errors or memory issues.
104235
Siemens 840D 104235 - Only 1..15 lines allowed in table
Only 1..15 lines allowed in table
Siemens SINUMERIK operator message 104235: Only 1.15 lines allowed in table. This is an informational message from the SINUMERIK control indicating a system status or operation result that may require operator action.
Root Cause Summary
Alarm 104235 occurs when a user attempts to create or modify a table in the SINUMERIK control that exceeds the maximum allowed number of lines. The system enforces a strict limit of 1 to 15 lines for specific table types, and exceeding this boundary triggers this informational message to prevent system errors or memory issues.
Safety
- Refer to Siemens documentation
- Ensure qualified technician performs repairs
Causes and Fixes
- 1
Access the table editor on the HMI and review the current table being edited or created.
- 2
Count the number of lines or entries in the table and verify it does not exceed 15 lines.
- 3
Remove excess entries beyond line 15 or reorganize data to fit within the 15-line constraint.
Ensure removed data is documented if needed for future reference or alternative storage methods.
- 4
Save the modified table and clear the alarm by pressing the 'Cancel' or 'Acknowledge' key on the control panel.
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