Crocodile Tears
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I'm running into an error I haven't seen before with regards to adding a Prosoft 1756-MVI56E-MCM card into a rack of an offline project. When I select it from the add module menu, I get error 8618-80004005, "Failed to instantiate Module Profile. Profile view failed to instantiate. There was an unspecified failure"
I've uninstalled and reinstalled the AOP multiple times, along with running the installer as an administrator, gone through multiple reboots and etc, and I still continue to get the same errors. I've used an old download of the AOP and a fresh download from Prosoft
I can add just about any other manufacturers card to the rack, but something about the Prosoft AOP is acting up, as all the units in the AOP_Prosoft_v15 download from their site (GSC, MCM, PDPMV1) will generate the same fault. The unique thing here is it doesn't even give a config menu, just goes straight to the fault.
Talked to prosoft about it and they stated the 80004005 fault is a communication error usually indicating an Access Denied condition. They're recommending the above steps, and beyond that recreating as a generic 1756 module. The reason I don't just do that is this is a remote rack program from an external supplier that I'd prefer to not have to rebuild all the modbus portions.
Any thoughts? I also ran through and checked patch level on my Logix install and made sure I was up to the latest (looks like july 2020 patches). This is v30.00.00.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled the AOP multiple times, along with running the installer as an administrator, gone through multiple reboots and etc, and I still continue to get the same errors. I've used an old download of the AOP and a fresh download from Prosoft
I can add just about any other manufacturers card to the rack, but something about the Prosoft AOP is acting up, as all the units in the AOP_Prosoft_v15 download from their site (GSC, MCM, PDPMV1) will generate the same fault. The unique thing here is it doesn't even give a config menu, just goes straight to the fault.
Talked to prosoft about it and they stated the 80004005 fault is a communication error usually indicating an Access Denied condition. They're recommending the above steps, and beyond that recreating as a generic 1756 module. The reason I don't just do that is this is a remote rack program from an external supplier that I'd prefer to not have to rebuild all the modbus portions.
Any thoughts? I also ran through and checked patch level on my Logix install and made sure I was up to the latest (looks like july 2020 patches). This is v30.00.00.