6.1 Error Displays
FRA5014
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6.1 Error Displays
When the power is turned on, all of the lamps go on for a few seconds while a self test is performed.
If the self test ends normally, self calibration starts and all lamps except for the CALIBRATION lamp
go off. Do not send any remote commands until self calibration is completed. If an error was
detected during the self test, the ERROR lamp remains on.
The following lists lamp on patterns along with their causes and required responses.
6.1.1 Error at power-on
Lamp on Pattern
Cause (s)
Required Response
All lamps remain on
•
Internal ROM error
•
Internal SDRAM error
•
Analyzer operation fault
Turn the power off, then wait at
least three seconds before turning
it on again. If the error message
appears no matter how many times
the power is turned on again,
repair is needed. Contact NF
Corporation or a sales
representative.
Self calibration starts
while ERROR lamp
remains on
Contents saved by battery backup
are lost.
•
Backup battery is depleted.
•
Backup memory fault
•
Temporary internal data error,
such as when power is turned off
during memory operation
ERROR lamp remains
on when self calibration
ends
Self calibration error
Error in oscillator’s or analyzer’s
signal measurement system.
OSCILLATOR,
MEASURE,
CALIBRATION, or
ERROR lamp is blinking
Analyzer operation fault
If the ERROR lamp goes on at power-on, check whether the operation requirements, described above
in “
”, are met.
If an error is detected in the ROM, SDRAM, or analyzer, operation will not continue.
If contents that are being preserved by battery backup are lost, initialize the memory before starting.
Whenever a backup memory error is detected, “1” is set to the DDE bit in the standard event status
register.
For details,
To turn off the ERROR lamp, enter the remote command “*ESR?”.
For details,
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