What does 'Checksum error on Modem Response!' mean on my Honeywell Cell Phone and how can I solve it?
A 'Checksum error on Modem Response!' on your Honeywell Cell Phone indicates that an erroneous data packet was received at the modem. This can be caused by a noisy environment. Try repeating the command again.
Why does Honeywell MCT404 sometimes display failure Send status in download screen?
If the Honeywell Cell Phone displays a failure Send status in the download screen, even though the data was actually written to the device, it means the application failed to update the Send status. To resolve this, select the failed items from the download screen and retry the send operation.
What to do if the Honeywell MCT404 Cell Phone displays 'Device identification failed'?
If the Honeywell Cell Phone application displays a 'Device identification failed' message, it could be due to several reasons. First, the application may be configured to scan the device with a specific poll address, and the connected device has a different poll address. In this case, configure the Device Detection settings to match the device's poll address. Second, there might be a problem in device connections, so confirm that the device connections are proper. Finally, the connected device may not be HART compliant, so ensure that it is.
What does 'Invalid Command number from the Modem!' mean on my Honeywell MCT404 and how to fix it?
An 'Invalid Command number from the Modem!' error on your Honeywell Cell Phone suggests a communications problem between the Pocket PC and the modem. Repeat the command again.
What to do if Honeywell MCT404 shows 'Host Failed to get good response from the Modem!'?
If the Honeywell Cell Phone displays 'Host Failed to get good response from the Modem!', this indicates an error associated with the communication port. Ensure that the modem has a good battery.
What to do if Honeywell MCT404 Cell Phone save history operation fails?
If the save history operation fails on your Honeywell Cell Phone, it could be due to a communication failure, the application running out of memory, or a device-specific issue. In any of these cases, retry the operation.
Why does my Honeywell MCT404 Cell Phone display 'File does not exist' when deleting a DD file?
If your Honeywell Cell Phone displays 'File does not exist' while attempting to delete a DD file, it's likely that after manual manipulation of the DD library, the library information is not synchronized with the application. To resolve this, open the DD manager and perform Refresh DD Library operation.
What does 'Com read Error' mean on my Honeywell Cell Phone and how can I fix it?
A 'Com read Error' on your Honeywell Cell Phone indicates an issue with the communication port. To resolve this, make sure ActiveSync/Mobile Device Center is not running. If several programs are active, try closing one or more open programs. Stop the MC Toolkit application by doing File | Exit and restart the program. Use the Pocket PC hardware reset.
What causes 'Com Port Read Timeout' on Honeywell MCT404 and how to resolve it?
A 'Com Port Read Timeout' error on your Honeywell Cell Phone indicates an issue with the communication port. Ensure that you are using the Honeywell supplied modem cable and that the connections are secure. Also, make sure the modem has a good battery.
How to fix 'Internal Error' on Honeywell Cell Phone?
If you encounter an 'Internal Error' on your Honeywell Cell Phone, it could be due to an internal error, the method code having an error, or the FDC encountering a construct that's not supported. In any of these cases, retry executing the method.
General| Form Factor | Bar |
|---|---|
| Type | Feature Phone |
| Display | 2.4-inch TFT |
| Resolution | 240 x 320 pixels |
| Expandable Storage | MicroSD up to 32GB |
| Operating System | Proprietary |
| Battery | Removable Li-Ion 1000 mAh |
| Camera | VGA |
| Dimensions | 130 x 50 x 16 mm |
Instructions for installing the MC Toolkit software.
Provides general and specific safety regulations for using MCT404.
Guides on connecting the MC Toolkit to a field device.
Procedures for adding, deleting, and validating DD files.
Steps for modifying device variable values.
How to send edited variable values to the device.
Steps for executing device-specific methods or functions.
Explains how to configure DE devices online.
Procedures for online configuration of DE transmitters.
Steps for input calibration (Zero, LRV, URV) and resetting corrects.
Verifies integrity of electrical components in the output current loop.
Calibrates analog output current for DE transmitters.
Manually sets PV input to 0% (LRV) and 100% (URV).
Lists common startup problems for MCT404.
Troubleshooting for FDC application startup, DD library, and device identification.
Troubleshooting for MC Toolkit login, help, and error messages.
Lists common MC Toolkit error messages and their solutions.
Lists error messages related to DE devices and their resolutions.
Lists error messages related to offline configuration.
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