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7. Messages
UniSite-xpi User Manual 7-5
Constructing Job File Directory.
This job files are now being read in order to put together a job file directory. You can then select one of the
files for playback.
Copying file1.ext to file2.ext. Bytes copied = xxxx.
This message appears during a Copy operation if you are using the wildcard designation. xxxx in the
display is the number of bytes copied into the destination file.
Copying sectors ssss - ssss+120 Reading source disk.
This message appears while the Disk Copy command is proceeding. The information presented in this
message displays the number of sectors copied in each pass. There are 1440 sectors on each disk. This
message is accompanied by the message “Copying sectors ssss - ssss Writing destination disk” which
appears while UniSite-xpi is writing data onto the destination disk.
Copying sectors ssss - ssss+120. Writing destination disk.
This message appears during the Disk Copy routine, indicating that the data is being copied.
Could not initialize default system parameters from disk.
When the programmer was booting up, either the terminal selection information couldn’t be saved on the
Boot Files disk, or the power-up system parameters could not be loaded. If the Boot Files disk is write-
protected, reboot the programmer with the Boot Files disk not write-protected. If the disk wasn’t write-
protected, reboot the programmer with a different Boot Files disk, or call you nearest Data I/O Service
Center for assistance.
Could not initialize default system parameters from disk.
When UniSite-xpi was booting up, the default and programming system parameters could not be loaded.
Reboot UniSite-xpi with a different system disk, or contact Data I/O Customer Support for assistance.
Current system and disk system have different revisions.
This message appears when you are trying to update the Mass Storage system with a Boot Files disk that
has a different revision number than the current system. Use a Boot Files disk that has the same revision
number as the current system and try again.
Data conversion error.
This data transfer error indicates that the selected I/O translator could not handle the data properly (a
mismatch between selected translator and data). Check your data format for illegal characters. Chapter 6
has sample listings of each translation format.
Data Load Err
An error occurred during a Gang/Set Load operation and data was not correctly loaded from this part.
Data record error.
The data that you attempted to transfer did not conform with the data translation format selected. Put the
data into the correct format and attempt the operation again.
Data size exceeded user memory.
This message appears when you try to load a data file that is too large for user RAM. Specify the size of the
data file before attempting the operation again.