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Chapter 5 Error Messages
Calibration Errors
5
Calibration Errors
The following errors indicate failures that may occur during a calibration
procedure (s
ee chapter 4 in the Keysight 33210A Service Guide).
701 Calibration error; security defeated by hardware jumper
The function generator’s calibration security feature has been disabled
by temporarily shorting the two “CAL ENABLE” pads on the internal
circuit board, as described in the
Keysight
33210A Service Guide
.
702 Calibration error; calibration memory is secured
A calibration cannot be performed when calibration memory is secured.
To unsecure the instrument, use the CAL:SEC:STAT ON command with
the correct security code.
703 Calibration error; secure code provided was invalid
Invalid security code specified with the CAL:SEC:STAT ON command.
706 Calibration error; provided value is out of range
The calibration value specified with the
CAL:VAL
command is out of range.
707 Calibration error; signal input is out of range
The internal analog-to-digital converter (ADC) has determined that the
signal applied to the rear-panel Modulation In connector is out of range.
707 707: Calibration error; cal edge time: rise time cal error
707: Calibration error; cal edge time: fall time cal error
707: Calibration error; cal edge time: default values loaded
Indicates a failure in the rise-time or fall-time circuitry has prevented
calibration. The edge time was calibrated using default values, limiting
accuracy. See the
Keysight 33210A Service Guide for service information.
850 Calibration error; setup is invalid
You have specified an invalid calibration setup number with the
CAL:SET command. Refer to the
Keysight 33210A Service Guide for
more information on the calibration procedures.
851 Calibration error; setup is out of order
Certain calibration setups must be performed in a specific sequence
in order to be valid. Refer to the
Keysight 33210A Service Guide for
more information on the calibration procedures.
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