ERROR#060
This error occurs when the user has attempted to utilize more variable DSP resources than
are available. This may occur if too many matrix crosspoints are unmuted or too many
parametric EQ filters are enabled. The
DSPLOAD command can query the current
percentage utilization of DSP resources.
ERROR#070
This error occurs as a result of a macro or preset execution command (
PRESETX,
PRESETQ, MACROX, MACROQ). It indicates that the macro or preset requested was empty.
ERROR#071
This error occurs as a result of a
PRESETW or PRESETK command. In the case of
PRESETW it indicates that an attempt was made to write to a factory preset, which is not
allowed. In the case of
PRESETK, it indicates that an attempt was made to delete a factory
preset, which is not allowed.
ERROR#072
This error occurs as a result of a
PRESETQ command. It indicates that one or more
commands in the preset had errors during execution.
ERROR#073
This error occurs as a result of a
MACROA command when there are already too many
commands in the macro. The limit is 256 commands per macro.
ERROR#074
This error occurs in response to a
MACROA or a logic pin (LIA, LIH, etc.) command. If the
command written to the macro or logic pin is illegal, then this error occurs.
ERROR#075
This error occurs when a command attempts to write non-volatile memory, but non-volatile
memory is password protected via
NVLOCK.
ERROR#076
This error occurs when attempting to add a macro command (either during an upload or
while writing a single macro) and the Vortex runs out of room in non-volatile memory. As a
result, the entire macro is discarded. If this occurs during an upload, all previous macros
(before the one that caused the error) are written successfully.
ERROR#077
This error occurs when attempting to add a command to a macro, but the Vortex is not in
the process of writing a macro. This may happen if you forget to do a MACROS or
UMACROS command, or if you had an ERROR#076 and continued trying to add
commands.
ERROR#090
This error indicates an EF Bus hardware handshaking error. This could happen if bussed
units are not powered on simultaneously. Powering the units up simultaneously should
remove the error.
ERROR#091
This error indicates an EF Bus software handshaking error. This could happen if bussed
units are not powered on simultaneously. Powering the units up simultaneously should
remove the error.
ERROR#092
This error indicates an EF Bus ID conflict. See the Vortex user manual for information on
valid device IDs.
ERROR#093
This error indicates an EF Bus reference conflict. This error occurs when more than one
Vortex is placing its AEC reference on the bus. Use the
BUSREF command to remove the
extra reference(s) in order to resolve the conflict.
This command is a boolean command. See
Section 6.1 for more information on this type of command.
This command is saved to global non-volatile memory and is not part of a preset. Its value is saved each
time it is changed. It will retain its value after power-down. Since this command writes to non-volatile
memory, there will be a delay before an acknowledgment is returned.
Example Description Status Message
B01ERROR1
Enable error messages.
B01ERROR1
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