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An error indicator appears when an error occurs. Refer to the corresponding countermeasure for each
case. Press to clear the error indicator.
11.3 Error Indication
Error display Cause Remedy
FPGA initializing error FPGA boot error.
Repair is required.
Contact your authorized Hioki distributor or
reseller.
Sub CPU initializing error. Sub CPU boot error.
DRAM error. DRAM error.
SRAM error. SRAM error.
Invalid FLASH SUM. Firmware checksum error.
Invalid Adjustment SUM. Adjusted value checksum error.
Invalid Backuped values. Backed up system variable invalid.
Sub CPU DRAM error. Sub CPU DRAM error.
Integrating.
Attempted to change settings while inte-
grating.
Stop integration, and change the setting after
resetting the integration value.
See "4.3 Integration Value Observation" (p. 63)
Waiting or halting for integra-
tion.
Attempted to change settings while await-
ing (or stopping) integration.
Holding.
Attempted to change settings during Data
Hold.
Change the setting after canceling Data or
Peak Hold.
See "5.3 Data Hold and Peak Hold Functions"
(p. 112)
Peak holding.
Attempted to change settings during Peak
Hold.
This operation is effective in
[MEAS] tab only.
Attempted to start/stop integration or sav-
ing, perform data reset, or activate Data
or Peak Hold from the Setting or File
Operation screen.
Change to the Measurement screen, and try
again.
Failed to load the program.
Firmware update file not found, or bad
checksum.
The firmware update file may be corrupted.
Obtain another copy of the file, and try again.
Cannot change wiring.
Different current sensors are
in same system.
Wiring mode selection is inhibited by
incorrect sensor combination.
Check current sensor connections.
See "3.9 Selecting the Wiring Mode" (p. 34)
Some CH could not be
changed in one lump.
Channel setting changes inhibited in the
[All Ch] batch setting.
Select the current range, VT ratio, CT ratio and
integration mode for each channel.
Cannot change the VT value.
VT × CT exceeds the full
scale (1.0E+06).
Attempted VT ratio setting would cause
over-range VT× CT value.
Set values that do not exceed the VT× CT limit
(1.0E+06).
See "4.2.6 Setting Scaling (when using
VT(PT) or CT)" (p. 61)
Cannot change the CT value.
VT × CT exceeds the full
scale (1.0E+06).
Attempted CT ratio setting would cause
over-range VT× CT value.
Cannot add any recording
item.
Exceeding the maximum
number of recording items.
Too many items selected for recording
within the selected interval setting.
Set a longer interval.
See "5.1 Timing Control Functions" (p. 107)
Cannot change the output
orders.
Exceeding the maximum
number of orders.
Harmonic orders selected for output
(including highest and lowest order set-
tings) would produce too many items.
Cannot change the interval.
Too many recording items
are selected. Reduce the
items to change interval.
Attempted to set the interval too short for
the currently selected recording items.
Select fewer recording items.
See "7.5.3 Selecting Measurement Items to
Save" (p. 143)
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