Device specific errors
Error
Number
Error Description description/explanation/examples
(1)160
Measurement bro
-
ken off
A new bus command caused a running measure
-
ment to be broken off.
(1)170
Instrument set to
default
An internal setting inconsistency caused the instru
-
ment to go to default setting.
(1)190
Error during calibra
-
tion
An error has occurred during calibration of the in
-
strument.
(1)191
Hysteresis calibra
-
tion failed
The input hysteresis values found by the calibration
routine was out of range. Did you remember to re
-
move the input signal?
(1)200
Message exchange
error
An error occurred in the message exchange handler
(generic error).
(1)201
Reset during bus in
-
put
The instrument was waiting for more bus input, but
the waiting was broken by the operator.
(1)202
Reset during bus
output
The instrument was waiting for more bus output to be
read, but the waiting was broken by the operator.
(1)203
Bad message ex-
change control state
An internal error in the message exchange handler.
(1)204
Unexpected reason
for GPIB interrupt
A spurious GPIB interrupt occurred, not conforming
to any valid reason like an incoming byte, address
change, etc.
(1)205
No listener on bus
when trying to re-
spond
This error is generated when the counter is an ac-
tive talker, and tries to send a byte on the bus, but
there are no active listeners.
(This may occur if the controller issues the device
talker address before its own listener address, which
some PC controller cards has been known to do)
(1)210
Mnemonic table er
-
ror
An abnormal condition occurred in connection with
the mnemonics tables (generic error).
(1)211
Wrong macro table
checksum found
The macro definitions have been corrupted (could
be loss of memory).
(1)212
Wrong hash table
checksum found
The hash table has been corrupted. Could be bad
memory chips or address logic. Contact your local
service center.
(1)213
RAM failure to hold
information (hash
table)
The memory did not retain information written to it.
Could be bad memory chips or address logic. Con
-
tact your local service center.
(1)214
Hash table overflow The hash table was too small to hold all mnemon
-
ics. Ordinarily indicates a failure to read (RAM or
ROM) correctly. Contact your local service center.
Error Messages
7-14 Error Code (1)160 to (1)214
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