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the standard Aborted message is normally returned.); (3) a VABORT
instruction was issued.
User action: If you selected the Abort menu item by mistake, you can make the
V
+
program continue by typing retry n on the keyboard, where n is
the number of the task that stopped. Typing proceed n also resumes
program execution, but the aborted vision instruction is not retried.
*[Vision error] <details> (None)
The following vision error messages can be displayed on the V
+
system terminal
any time while the VISION system switch is enabled. When one of these errors
occurs, all pending vision commands (for example, VLOCATE) are aborted and
the VISION switch is disabled. The user must reenable the VISION switch in
order to resume using the vision system. Prototypes are not deleted from memory
when these errors occur, or when the VISION switch is enabled.
Each of these messages has the form *[Vision error] <details>*, where <details>
represents specific information identifying the error. That information will help
Adept personnel to identify the specific nature and cause of the error.
*[Vision error] Bit-masking failed on FS #n* (None)
*[Vision error] Bit-packer failure, n bus errors instead of 2* (None)
*[Vision error] Bit-packer returned wrong data* (None)
*[Vision error] Bus error reading video FBn a ... at a time* (None)
*[Vision error] Bus error writing video FBn a ... at a time* (None)
*[Vision error] Bus error reading video ILUTm #n* (None)
*[Vision error] Bus error writing video ILUTm #n* (None)
*[Vision error] Bus error reading video register aaa* (None)
*[Vision error] Bus error writing video register aaa* (None)
Explanation: A failure of the vision hardware has occurred.
User action: See the general comments above. If the problem persists, contact
Adept Customer Service and provide the exact details of the error
message.
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