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Warning Messages
When an error occurs, the accompanying warning message is dis-
played only once (and disappears after a few seconds). Warning
messages can be cleared by pressing any button.
51 System files are dam-
aged.
The power fault protection system files are dam-
age. Perform a complete format.
52 File cannot be repaired. The power fault protection system files are dam-
age. Perform a complete format.
53 Cannot change to initial di-
rectory.
The directory stored when power was turned off
could not be found.
54 Card is not logger format-
ted.
Format the PC card using this instrument.
55 File is locked. Protected files or directories cannot be manipu-
lated on this instrument.
71 Cannot load. Data cannot be loaded, either because it is text
data, or was not created by the instrument.
72 Illegal format. The media does not have the correct MS-DOS
format.
73 Write Protected. The media is write-protected. Release the write
protection.
75 File is read only. File cannot be written or deleted because it is
read-only.
76 General failure. The media is not accessible due to an error such
as a bad format or corrupt file.
80 Insert PC card. No card is present in the PC Card slot.
90 File already exists. Rename the file.
91 Directory full. Only a limited number of files (including directo-
ries) can be created in the root directory.
93 Disk full. There is no more disk space available. Delete
files or replace the media.
94 Path name error. Path names are limited to 127 characters.
95 Empty directory name. Name the directory.
96 Directory already exists. Another directory exists with the same name.
Saving cannot be performed with this directory
name.
99 Conditions for OVER-
WRITE are not satisfied.
The instrument conditions and file data condi-
tions (function and time-axis) must be set to be
the same.
201 Set printer paper. Printer paper has run out. Reload.
202 Set printer lever. The head up/down lever has been left in the up
position.
205 Invalid. (START) The button pressed is not valid during measure-
ment operation.
206 Invalid. (Copy OFF) Turn ON Screen Copy.
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