Prevac MG15 - Page 79

MULTI GAUGE CONTROLLER TROUBLESHOOTING
• M2: Copy summary: Error when copying a translation ile.
Copying the translation ile failed.
• M3: Copy summary: Error: Copying log ile timeout.
Copying the log ile took too long, the copying process was interrupted.
• M4: Copy summary: Error: Copying translation ile timeout.
Copying the translation ile took too long, the copying process was interrupted.
• M5: Copy summary: Error: No space left on USB.
Copying Log ile failed due to lack of suficient space on the USB. Free some space and then
copy Log ile again.
• M6: Copy Summary: Error: No space left on device.
Disk space on the SDHC reached a critical level. Delete videos in order to free up space.
• M7: Copy summary: File successful copied.
Copying process was performed successfully.
• M8: Copy summary: Log ile has been copied.
Copying Log ile completed successfully.
• M9: Copy summary: No usb found.
Message informing about absence of USB, which could occur for example if the usb drive is
removed during copying procedure.
• M10: Translation ile has been copied.
Translation ile copy process ran correctly.
• M11: DHCP client couldn’t obtain IP address.
Attempt to obtain an IP address from the DHCP server failed. Check the device connection to
the network and the status of DHCP server.
• M12: New language has been selected. You must reboot device to make changes. Pro-
ceed?
After selecting one of the available languages, you must reboot the device to apply the changes.
• M13: Parameters has been loaded.
Process of reading the stored device settings ran correctly.
• M14: Probably PG 105 is not connected.
This message may appear during PG105 calibration, when the calibration fails. It can result
from:
– damaged vacuum gauge
– disconnected vacuum gauge
– broken cable
– the calibration conditions are not fulilled
– Analog IO card measurement channel error
• M15: Unable degasing. Vacuum gauge does not support degasing.
Selected gauge does not support degas functionality.
• M16: Unable degasing. Vacuum gauge failure.
Input signal is out of measurement range. Possible solutions to this problem are shown be-
low:
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