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Neuron Tools Errors Guide 55
NCC# Description
81 Use only 20000, 10000, or 1000 for I/O object's baud [NCC#81]
The neurowire I/O object types can have their bit rates specified with either
the baud or kbaud I/O declaration modifier. If kbaud is used, the only legal
values are 20, 10 and 1. If baud is used, the only legal values are 20000,
10000, and 1000. The default bit rate for these I/O object types is 20 kbps,
and need not be specified.
82 Use only 20, 10, or 1 for kbaud rate value [NCC#82]
The neurowire I/O object types can have their bit rates specified with either
the baud or kbaud I/O declaration modifier. If kbaud is used, the only legal
values are 20, 10 and 1. If baud is used, the only legal values are 20000,
10000, and 1000. The default bit rate for these I/O object types is 20 kbps,
and need not be specified.
83 Invalid use of type [NCC#83]
The compiler attempted to calculate the size of a type, but did not have
enough information. This could result from a sizeof expression for an object
like a timer object, or a message tag, or a typedef name which is a
bind_info, or some similar circumstance.
84 Offline does not apply to a msg_tag [NCC#84]
Some of the options in the bind_info declaration modifier only apply to
network variables, some only apply to output network variables, and some
only apply to message tags. The offline keyword only applies to a network
input config variable.
85 Service types may not be specified for a msg_tag [NCC#85]
Some of the options in the bind_info declaration modifier only apply to any
network variable, some only apply to an output network variable, and some
only apply to a message tag. Service types only apply to output network
variables.
86 Network variable array bound is incorrect [NCC#86]
This error message can arise from a few different situations. First, the
declaration of a network variable array may be a single-dimensioned array
only (no larger-dimensioned arrays are supported). The other sources of
this message are from attempting to use an index expression with a
network variable that is not an array. This message can also indicate that
the array bound portion of a network variable declaration, or a network
variable event expression, is not in the valid range, or not of the proper
format (for example, zero or a negative number is used).
87 Too many msg-tags declared [NCC#87]
A maximum of 15 message tags can be declared per device. These can be
any combination of bindable and nonbindable message tags.