Vernier LabPro - Manual (Page 82)

Revision Date: 08/02/02
LabPro Technical Manual B-4
Error
Code Error Cause
55 The end-of-data selector must be 0 (for end of data) or 1 through the
number of points collected. A number outside of this range will produce this
error message. In addition, the end of the data must not be before the
beginning of the data.
59 Digital probe has failed to read or write as commanded by the host.
61 An attempt has been made to collect more data than can be stored in one
data collection. This unit has 24K of memory dedicated to data storage,
allowing up to 12K samples to be stored. (for example, 3072 samples per
channel for 4 channels.) If more than this is attempted, an error will result.
62 This error results when an attempt to return data is made and data has not
been collected.
63 This error results when sending Command 6 and an invalid second
parameter.
76 This error results when sending Command 10 for a channel that does not
have data stored.
77 This error results when sending a Command 10 and selecting an algorithm
that has not been defined.
78 This error results when advanced algorithm is selected and the input
parameters for it are not correct.
80 This error indicates that the battery voltage is too low to safely write to
FLASH memory and an attempt has been made to write to FLASH memory.
The batteries should be replaced immediately for the unit to continue to
perform properly.
81 This error indicates that an attempt to write to the FLASH memory failed
and that the FLASH memory did not retain the value written. This problem
can occur under several circumstances including the batteries becoming low
after a FLASH write has been started (or removing the AC9920 adapter
during FLASH writes). If the problem occurs often, this could indicate a
hardware failure.
82 This error indicates an attempt was made to change the contents of FLASH
memory without properly enabling FLASH writes.
83 This error indicates that the FLASH memory directory is full and an attempt
to write to the FLASH memory occurred. If this occurs, delete some items
from FLASH memory and repeat.
84 This error indicates an attempt was made to access an item in the FLASH
memory that does not exist.
85 This error indicates that an attempt was made to access an item that is in the
FLASH memory, but hasn’t been properly opened for access.
86 This error indicates that the archive data type is not one of the data formats
supported. This error can result from trying to archive a data set that has
not been properly stored.
87 This error results when trying to archive real time data. Only Non-Real time