This error could be generated if:
Example of error in iocsh:
iocshLoad /gfa/.mounts/sls_ioc/modules/ecmccfg/9.6.8/R7.0.8/addSlave.cmd, "HW_DESC=EK1100"
#==============================================================================
ecmcIf("'NAN'!='NAN' and 0!=1")
ecmcEndIf()
epicsEnvUnset(ECMC_HW_PANEL)
epicsEnvSet("ECMC_EC_SLAVE_NUM", "0")
epicsEnvSet("HW_DESC", "EK1100")
epicsEnvSet("P_SCRIPT", "mXsXXX")
epicsEnvUnset(ECMC_EC_COMP_TYPE)
ecmcFileExist("/gfa/.mounts/sls_ioc/modules/ecmccfg/9.6.8/R7.0.8/ecmcEK1100.cmd",1)
iocshLoad "/gfa/.mounts/sls_ioc/modules/ecmccfg/9.6.8/R7.0.8/ecmcEK1100.cmd" "NELM=1"
epicsEnvSet("ECMC_EC_HWTYPE" "EK1100")
epicsEnvSet("ECMC_EC_VENDOR_ID" "0x2")
epicsEnvSet("ECMC_EC_PRODUCT_ID" "0x044c2c52")
iocshLoad /gfa/.mounts/sls_ioc/modules/ecmccfg/9.6.8/R7.0.8/slaveVerify.cmd
ecmcEpicsEnvSetCalcTernary(SLAVE_VERIFY, "0==0","","#- ")
ecmcConfigOrDie "Cfg.EcSlaveVerify(0,0,0x2,0x044c2c52)"
2024/12/19 08:57:22.552 ../ecmc/devEcmcSup/ethercat/ecmcEc.cpp/verifySlave:1881: INFO: Slave index out of range (0x26002).
ECMC command "Cfg.EcSlaveVerify(0,0,0x2,0x044c2c52)" returned error: ERROR_EC_MAIN_INVALID_SLAVE_INDEX (0x26002)
Diagnose the issue by logging into the host/server and run the “ethercat slaves” command. Ensure that the slaves are there and powered.
For big IOC:s sometimes the default maximum asyn parameter count might not be enough and an error will be shown:
...
ecmcConfigOrDie "Cfg.SetAppMode(1)"
2025/10/27 11:15:39.015 ecmcAsynPortDriver:appendAvailParam: ERROR: Parameter table full (available params).
Parameter with name plcs.ax27.traj.extsetpos will be discarded (max params = 1500).
Increase paramtable size in call to ecmcAsynPortDriverConfigure().
.....
The solution is to increase the maximum parameter count by setting the “MAX_PARAM_COUNT” macro when requiring ecmccfg:
require ecmccfg "MASTER_ID=1,......,MAX_PARAM_COUNT=2000"
The default callback queue in EPICS base is only 2000 bytes. To increase the use the following command in the top of your startup script:
callbackSetQueueSize(<size>)
Increasing the callback queue size could solve issues like “WARNING dbEvent possible queue stall”.