Canon VB-C60 - Manual (Page 279)

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Error writing frame for
camera :
ERROR(timeout): socket
type=(IMAGE/EVENT/
COMMAND),
cameraserver=(:<
port>)
ERROR(connect): socket
type=(IMAGE/EVENT/
COMMAND),
cameraserver=(:<
port>)
win32_error=(Winsock error
code>:)
ERROR(http): socket
type=(IMAGE/EVENT/
COMMAND),
cameraserver=(:<
port>)
http_status=(error code>)
Cannot write data in the hard
disk.
A timeout occurred while waiting
for a response from the specified
camera server. This normally
occurs when the camera server is
offline.
IMAGE == Get image process
EVENT == Get camera server
status process implemented by
GetNotice
COMMAND == Camera server
operation/configuration change
command process
An error occurred when
connecting to the specified
camera server.
IMAGE == Get image process
EVENT == Get camera server
status process implemented by
GetNotice
COMMAND == Camera server
operation/configuration change
command process
* same applies for “ERROR
(WSAConnect)”.
An HTTP error occurred when
connecting to the camera server.
IMAGE == Get image process
EVENT == Get camera server
status process implemented by
GetNotice
COMMAND == Camera server
operation/configuration change
command process
Check to ensure that the
specified drive is not configured
as read-only. In addition, ensure
that all directories in this path
are writable. When the drive
cannot be used due to the
above reason, configure it in a
way so that there are no camera
servers records on this drive.
* This is also recorded when the
date & time of the PC is reset to
past. When this occurs, this
error will no longer be recorded
when the date and time is reset
to the current date and time.
Check to ensure that the
camera server is on and
connected to the network. If a
proxy server is configured using
the Storage Server
Configuration tool, check to
ensure that the proxy server is
running.
Refer to the corresponding
Winsock error code in “A List of
Error Codes in Log File”
(
➝ P. 282).
Refer to the corresponding
HTTP error code in “A List of
Error Codes in Log File”
(
➝ P. 282).
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