When ibaPDA creates the AN‑X‑DCSNet device configuration, it verifies that the configuration does not violate any AN‑X‑DCSNet limitations. If a violation is detected, an error message is shown to the user.

The possible errors are:

The total size of the signals is larger than 1400 bytes

The AN-X-DCSNet device can only send 1400 bytes of data in a message. If the total size of all the signals in a module is more than 1400 bytes then you get this error. You will have to reduce the number of signals to resolve this error.

The current configuration requires more than 64 data lines

The AN‑X‑DCSNet block configuration consists of data lines. Each data line defines how many contiguous bytes should be read from a drop, starting at a specific register. The block configuration is limited to 64 data lines. If a module contains signals that read data from many drops or from non‑contiguous registers within a drop, more than 64 data lines may be required. In that case, this error is shown. To resolve it, you must either reduce the number of signals or reconfigure them to read more contiguous registers instead of widely spread registers. Alternatively, you can create an additional module and move some signals to it.