PICO USB TC-08 - Troubleshooting

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USBTC08044-2
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Troubleshooting
The following table lists each of the error codes described in the
usb_tc08_get_last_error
section, and divides them into categories, so that you know what to do in the event of a
particular error occurring.
Error code
Description
Category
1
USBTC08_ERROR_OS_NOT_SUPPORTED
P*
2
USBTC08_ERROR_NO_CHANNELS_SET
P
3
USBTC08_ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER
P
4
USBTC08_ERROR_VARIANT_NOT_SUPPORTED
P*
5
USBTC08_ERROR_INCORRECT_MODE
P
6
USBTC08_ERROR_ENUMERATION_INCOMPLETE
S
7
USBTC08_ERROR_NOT_RESPONDING
S
8
USBTC08_ERROR_FW_FAIL
S
9
USBTC08_ERROR_CONFIG_FAIL
S
10
USBTC08_ERROR_NOT_FOUND
S
11
USBTC08_ERROR_THREAD_FAIL
S
12
USBTC08_ERROR_PIPE_INFO_FAIL
S
13
USBTC08_ERROR_NOT_CALIBRATED
S
14
USBTC08_ERROR_PICOPP_TOO_OLD
S
Key
S
- Errors in this category indicate that a fault has occurred with the USB
TC-08 unit or your PC. Try disconnecting the USB TC-08, then
reconnecting it. If this does not work, restart your PC. If this does not
work, do the following:
1.
Uninstall the software and restart the PC
2. Reinstall the software and restart the PC
3. If this does not work, download the latest version of the software from
http://www.picotech.com/download.html
and install this, then restart
the PC
4. If this does not work, contact
support@picotech.com
P
P*
- Errors in this category are handled internally within software applications,
and only developers need to be aware of their meanings. Find a
routine
which fails with one of these error codes.
- Errors in this category are user-dependent and developers should make
sure that their application provides suitable error messages for users to
read in the event of an error occurring.