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7. Messages
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Logic device must be previously selected.
This message appears if you try to use the under/overblow feature but have not selected a logic device.
Use the Verify command (if you are checking a memory device), or select a logic device and load the data
to be verified.
Logic device must be selected for logic translation.
This error occurs when a logic type of data translator is selected while a memory type of device is selected.
In order to use the logic translators, a log type of device must be selected.
Logic translator must be selected for logic device.
This message appears if you have a logic type of device selected and you attempt a data transfer operation
without using a logic type of translation format.
Loop count nnnn = Hit CTRL Z to abort this test.
This message appears while a self-test is running in the continuous mode. The loop count nnnn is the
number of times the selected test has been repeated.
Memory parity error at:hhhhhh.
UniSite-xpi has experienced an error that it cannot recover from; turn UniSite-xpi off and reboot the
system. If the problem persists, record the location at which the error is occurring (represented by hhhhhh),
and contact Data I/O Customer Support Office.
Memory Part must be selected for Array Verify.
The array verify operation only works with memory devices. Select a memory device and try the
operation again.
Missing description.
You did not type in a description for the system parameters save area or the recorded job file. Type in a
description or press the PF1 or PF2 keys to escape from the screen.
MODULE ERROR: Base ID not recognized. Reinsert Base.
This message appears if there is a problem with the Base. Remove the Base and inspect the interconnection
pins to see if they are all intact. If the pins are OK, reinsert the Base and watch for this message to appear.
If the message reappears, you are using an obsolete version of software.
MODULE ERROR: Base mis-socketed. Reinsert Base.
This message appears when the Base is not installed properly. Remove the Base and inspect the
interconnection points to see if they are all intact. If the pins are OK, reinsert the Base and try the operation
again.
MODULE ERROR: FSM ID not recognized. Reinsert module.
This message appears if there is a problem with the FSM module. Remove the module and inspect the
interconnection pins to see if they are all intact. If the pins are OK, reinsert the module and watch for this
message to appear. If the message reappears, you are using an obsolete version of software.
MODULE ERROR: FSM mis-socketed. Reinsert module.
This message appears if the FSM is inserted incorrectly. Remove the module and inspect the
interconnection pins to see if they are all intact. If all the pins are straight and free of debris, reinstall the
module, making sure the two retaining hooks are inserted into their slots. When the FSM is reinstalled, see
if the message reappears. If the message reappears, the FSM may be defective. Call your nearest Data I/O
Service Center for assistance.