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DMTA-10040-01EN, Rev. E, February 2018
Chapter 7 330
Disposing of Batteries
Batteries must be properly disposed of, in compliance with local regulations (see
“Important Information — Please Read Before Use” on page 7).
7.2 Error Messages
The NORTEC 600 instrument may display error messages or indicate potential
problems. If problems persist, contact Olympus or your local sales and service
representative for technical assistance.
No probe
When a probe is connected to the NORTEC 600 and this message appears, a
failure in the identification circuit for the probe occurred. This problem is
typically caused by a connection failure in the probe cable. Verify that the cable is
connected to both the instrument and the probe, and that the cable is not
damaged. Replace the cable (if a substitute cable is available), turn the instrument
off, and then turn it back on.
Host is off ‑ line
The NORTEC 600 is configured to send data through the USB port, but the
NORTEC 600 fails to receive the correct “ready” (DSR) signal from the external
datalogger. Verify the following:
— External device is powered on.
— External device is set to “serial” or “I/O” mode and is not malfunctioning.
— Appropriate data logging software is running (if the receiving device is a PC).
— Interface cable is securely fastened at both ends.
— Cable is compatible with the equipment and not damaged.
The serial communication parameters MUST match those of the external device.
No data or garbled data received by external datalogger/host
If the NORTEC 600 is configured for serial mode, verify that the Comport
parameters in the communication menu of the NORTEC 600 and external
datalogger agree. Often, an incorrect Baud Rate is the problem.
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