Potential Causes:

• Incorrect Configuration: The CANlink station number might be set incorrectly on one or more devices.
• Device Conflicts: Multiple devices on the network may have been assigned the same station number by default or due to manual configuration.
• Network Topology Changes: Changes in the network topology, such as adding or removing devices, can sometimes lead to conflicts if station numbers are not updated accordingly.

Troubleshooting Steps:

1. Verify Station Numbers:
   • Use a CANlink monitoring tool or diagnostic software to check the station numbers of all devices on the network.
   • Ensure that each device has a unique station number.
2. Check Device Configuration:
   • Review the configuration settings of each device to verify the assigned station number.
   • Correct any inconsistencies or errors in the station number settings.
3. Update Station Numbers:
   • If you find conflicting station numbers, assign unique numbers to all devices on the network.
   • Refer to the user manuals for the devices involved for specific instructions on how to change the station number.
4. Check Network Topology:
   • If recent changes have been made to the network topology, ensure that the station numbers of all devices are still correct.
   • Update station numbers as needed to avoid conflicts.