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232
Error Massage and Error Display
Error
overview
Error Description Solution and reference
Measured value out of display range
This message will be dis-
played in the measured value
display area if the measured
value falls outside the screen
display range.
This error may result from the
following causes:
The sample has not been
connected properly.
The display range has been
exceeded due to a user-
specied correction coef-
cient (p. 121).
Open correction, short cor-
rection, or load correction is
being performed with an erro-
neous value (p.
99, p. 105,
and p. 112).
If you suspect any of the
above causes, recongure the
settings.
If use of properly congured
settings does not eliminate
the error, measurement is
not possible because the
measured value exceeds the
instrument’s display range.
Internal
circuit error
This message will be dis-
played in the measured value
display area if an internal cir-
cuit error prevents measure-
ment from completing.
The instrument needs to be
repaired.
Contact your authorized Hioki
distributor or reseller.
Greater than the measured
value upper limit
This message will be dis-
played in the measured value
display area if the measured
value is greater than to the
range upper limit value.
Change the measurement
range to a high-impedance
range.
See "Measurement range
(AC/DC)" (p. 45).
If applying a DC bias to
perform resistance measure-
ment, turn off the DC bias.
See "DC bias (superimpos-
ing a DC voltage on the
measurement signal)(AC)"
(p. 59)
Less than the measured value
lower limit
This message will be dis-
played in the measured value
display area if the measured
value is less than the range
lower limit value.
Change the measurement
range to a low-impedance
range.
See "Measurement range
(AC/DC)" (p. 45).
If applying a DC bias to
perform resistance measure-
ment, turn off the DC bias.
See "DC bias (superimpos-
ing a DC voltage on the
measurement signal)(AC)"
(p. 59)

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