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Keyword

ASCII String

Description

logging task fails

Once this message is output, SD flash/card state is
changed to “SD FLASH IS GOOD” for the SF-3050,
and “SD CARD IS GOOD” for the SF-3040

INSUFFICIENT SPACE

This message is output after retrieving free space is
finished and free space on SD flash/card is less than
1Mbytes

[FSDELETE] command can be used to delete some
file on SD flash/card to reclaim more bytes for free
space

ERROR ON OPENING LOGGING
DIRECTORY

This message is output when opening logging
directory fails

This message suggests the SD flash/card is
corrupted. [FSFORMAT] command can be used to
format the SD flash/card

ERROR ON CREATING
LOGGING FILE

This message is output when creating logging file
fails

This message suggests the SD flash/card is
corrupted. [FSFORMAT] command can be used to
format the SD flash/card

WRITING FILE ERROR, FORCE
TO STOP

This message is output when writing data to file fails.
The file logging is stopped once this message is sent


Examples:

[LOGFILE]

Returns the current file logging status for drives A or B, including READY, RUNNING, STOPPED,
PAUSED, or ERROR
[LOGFILE]A:,STOPPED,”SD FLASH IS GOOD”, B: STOPPED
[LOGFILE]A:,ERROR,”ERROR ON ACCESSING SIGNATURE FILE”, B: STOPPED

When the status is RUNNING or PAUSED, the logged bytes are displayed.
[LOGFILE]A: RUNNING 5245989 BYTES LOGGED; B: STOPPED

[LOGFILE]A:
Returns the current file logging status for drive A (internal memory)

[LOGFILE]A:,START
Starts file logging on drive A (internal memory) if it has not been started (see detailed

Examples and Essential Notes, below)

[OK] LOGFILE
[LOGFILE]A:,STARTING,”RETRIEVING FREE SPACE”
[LOGFILE]A:,STARTING,”RETRIEVING FREE SPACE… 1”
[LOGFILE]A:,STARTING,”RETRIEVING FREE SPACE… 2”
…………….

[LOGFILE]A:,STARTING,”RETRIEVING FREE SPACE… 21”
[LOGFILE]A:,STARTING,”OPENING LOGGING DIRECTORY”
[LOGFILE]A:,STARTING,”CREATING LOGGING FILE”
[LOGFILE]A

:,STARTING,”READY TO LOG DATA”