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Neuron Tools Errors Guide

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LID#

Description

49

The FTP server interface is partially implemented, missing the specified

member of the device object

50

Data files and file directory are too big for the available space. Available:

bytes, required: bytes (missing:

bytes) [LID#50]

Possible remedies: reduce the size of files by removing extraneous data
files, or by sharing CP, or implement FTP.

51

Malformed XML data (cannot convert to expected type)

52

The specified application framework type is unknown

53

No target framework has been supplied, or the requested framework is not

registered with, or not known to, the Builder

54

No code generator found for the selected target framework

57

Required source file missing

58

The specified Micro Server image file cannot be copied into the project folder

This error code applies only to a ShortStack Micro Server.

59

Too many network variables. The sum of static and dynamic variables cannot

exceed .

The message text specifies the value of

s

. In general, the total number of

network variables cannot exceed 4096.

60

Insufficient number of addresses

This message includes how many addresses are required for the
application, and how many were specified.
Whereas one or more network variables can share an address table entry
(although such sharing might limit the versality of network variable

connections), each bindable message tag requires its own one address table

entry. The address table must provide at least one entry for each bindable
message tag, plus at least one address table entry for all network variables

implemented (if any).
To avoid this error, you must allocate a larger address table, or declare
fewer bindable message tags.
Note that although message tags cannot share an address table entry,

multiple application messages can share the same message tag (if they all
communicate with the same target devices).

61

The DMF window specification is invalid, as it exceeds the 64 KB address range