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HP 250 - Operator Errors; System Errors

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In
Case
of
Difficulty
Operator
Errors
Operator
errors
are
caused
by
attempting
incorrect
procedures,
inappropriate
commands,
or
commands
with
incorrect
form.
If
you
encounter
an
operator
error,
it
is
probably
a
result
of
a
typographical
error.
System
Errors
Some
special
system
malfunctions
are
denoted
with
the
words:
SYBTEM
ERROR
If
a
system
error
occurs
while
a
program
is
executing
on
the
HP
J
250,
you
see
a
screen
similar
to
the
one
shown
at
the
bottom
of
this
page.
When
this
occurs,
perform
the
following
sequence
of
steps:
1)
Record
the
entire
contents
of
the
screen
on
a
piece
of
paper.
In
addition,
you
should
write
down
what
you
were
doing
when
the
system
error
occurred;
the
program
you
were
running
and
programs
other
users
were
running
can
provide
important
background
information.
You
should
also
record
anything
else
you
may
have
observed
which
you
feel
may
be
important.
A
sample
of
this
is
displayed
below.
Thi!!l
i5
an
exa.ple
of
a
tSyste.
Error
Display
on
the
Pr.incipel
Workstation.
SYSTEM
ERRDR
021010
021007
113432
102563
045342
121342
123215
154342
021121
023333
002121
010224
121123
176542
023412
012432
054632
021111
012115
044332
012222
044310
021111
Rev.
1/82
DDDDDDDD
10-5
In
Case
of
Difficulty
Operator
Errors
Operator
errors
are
caused
by
attempting
incorrect
procedures,
inappropriate
commands,
or
commands
with
incorrect
form.
If
you
encounter
an
operator
error,
it
is
probably
a
result
of
a
typographical
error.
System
Errors
Some
special
system
malfunctions
are
denoted
with
the
words:
SYBTEM
ERROR
If
a
system
error
occurs
while
a
program
is
executing
on
the
HP
J
250,
you
see
a
screen
similar
to
the
one
shown
at
the
bottom
of
this
page.
When
this
occurs,
perform
the
following
sequence
of
steps:
1)
Record
the
entire
contents
of
the
screen
on
a
piece
of
paper.
In
addition,
you
should
write
down
what
you
were
doing
when
the
system
error
occurred;
the
program
you
were
running
and
programs
other
users
were
running
can
provide
important
background
information.
You
should
also
record
anything
else
you
may
have
observed
which
you
feel
may
be
important.
A
sample
of
this
is
displayed
below.
Thi!!l
i5
an
exa.ple
of
a
tSyste.
Error
Display
on
the
Pr.incipel
Workstation.
SYSTEM
ERRDR
021010
021007
113432
102563
045342
121342
123215
154342
021121
023333
002121
010224
121123
176542
023412
012432
054632
021111
012115
044332
012222
044310
021111
Rev.
1/82
DDDDDDDD
10-5

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