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Fourtec DaqPRO 5300 - Chapter 3 Troubleshooting Guide

Fourtec DaqPRO 5300
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82 Chapter 3 Troubleshooting
Chapter 3 Troubleshooting Guide
Symptom Cause of Problem
I pressed the ON key on DaqPRO and it
did not turn on.
Try charging the battery, it may be weak.
You are using an unsuitable AC/DC adaptor (refer
to page
9).
The internal 3V disk battery is dead.
DaqLab was unable to connect to
DaqPRO.
DaqPRO is turned off.
The communication cable is not connected
properly.
The communication cable is not connected to the
correct PC COM Port.
There is no available Serial COM Port.
DaqPRO and DaqLab displays a warning
message: Illegal sensor
DaqPRO measured a voltage drop of over 5V
across an input that was selected as one of the
following types: 50mV, TCK, TCJ, TCT, PT 100 or
NTC.
DaqPRO measured a reversed voltage drop of over
-1V across an input that was selected as one of the
following types: 50mV, TCK, TCJ, TCT or 10V.
When detecting the DaqPRO, DaqLab
displays a warning message that the
loggers calibration file is lost.
The DaqPRO has lost its calibration settings or its
S/N has been reset to zero for an unknown reason.
You must load the factorydefaults.daq file from the
DaqLab directory to restore the calibration settings
and restore the S/N.
You can also load the .cal file containing more
recent calibration settings than the factory defaults.
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