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Resource count exceeds capacity limits in self-identification data.
lcaErrNsLmsdObjectRange
267
Invalid object range in the LonMark portion of a network variable self-documentation
string. When specifying a range of objects, the lowest object index must appear before
the highest object index.
lcaErrNsLmsdObjectMemberNumber
268
Invalid object member in the LonMark portion of a network variable self-documentation
string. The member number must be between 1 and 32767.
lcaErrNsLmsdObjectArray
269
The LonMark portion of a network variable self-documentation string indicates that
elements of the network variable are to be used as members of an object array. However,
the network variable array has fewer members than the object array.
lcaErrNsLmsdVersion
270
Unsupported LonMark version number in the node self-documentation string.
lcaErrNsLmsdExpectedObjHdr
271
Expected LonMark object header in node self-documentation string.
lcaErrNsLmsdObjectNameTooLong
272
The LonMark Object name in the node self-documentation string exceeds 16 characters.
lcaErrNsCpsdOwnerType
273
Invalid CP owner type in header portion of the CP self-documentation string. The header
must indicate whether the CP is owned by the device, one or more objects, or one or more
network variables.
lcaErrNsCpsdMismatchedRangeTypes
274
Mismatched CP range types in the CP self-documentation string. Both the low and high
range values must have the same type.
lcaErrNsCpsdDisableWithoutNodeobj
275
The CP Self-documentation of one or more CPs indicate that the object must be disabled
in order to set the CP, but no node object is defined. Without a node object, it is not
possible to disable an object.
lcaErrNsCpsdFileCpWithoutFtp
276
A CP template file is defined in the external interface file for a device, but the device
does not support FTP or direct memory access.
lcaErrNsCpsdCpRange
277
The CP Self-documentation includes a range of objects or network variables, with the
first index in the range being greater than the second. CP ranges must be specified from
lowest to highest.
lcaErrNsCpsdDistributedArraySize
278
The CP Self-documentation indicates that a CP array should be distributed among range
of network variables or objects, but the CP array size does not match the owner’s range.