ODA EX 100-12, User Manual

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7-4. Calibration Error
If you do calibration, the power supply also do calibration of readcack.
The following errors indicate failures that may occur during a calibration.
-74, "ADC-V low limit over"
It apprars when calibration of voltage ADC low section is out of range
-75, "ADC-V high limit over"
It apprars when calibration of voltage ADC high section is out of range.
-76, "ADC-A low limit over"
It apprars when calibration of voltage ADC high section is out of range.
-77, "ADC-A high limit over"
It apprars when calibration of current ADC high section is out of range.
7-5. Nonvolatile Memory Check Error
Before shipping the power supply, register the properties in the non-volatile memory.
If check the properties and occur the error, it appears the error.
-80, "Memory limit volt error"
It means the error of setting available voltage value.
-81, "Memory limit curr error"
It means the error of setting available current value.
-82, "Memory max volt error"
It means the error of the power supply's maximum voltage value.
-83, "Memory max curr error"
It means the error of the power supply's maximum current value.
-84, "Memory volt decimal error"
It means the error of the power supply's point expression of voltage.
-85, "Memory curr decimal error"
It means the error of the power supply's point expression of current.
-86, "Memory volt length error"
It means the error of the power supply's digit length of voltage.
-87, "Memory curr length error"
It means the error of the power supply's digit lengt of current.
-88, "Not match volt length and limit"
It means the error of no match between the power supply's setting available voltage value
and digit length.
-89, "Not match curr length and limit"
It means the error of no match between the power supply's setting available current value
and digit length.
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