DIADOS E
T11035
Operating Manual
– Error Messages and Troubleshooting
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5 Error Messages and Troubleshooting
5.1 Equipment Error Messages
Message
Cause
Remedy
REPEAT
Overranging of the electronic
measuring system in dose
measurements and Au-
torange mode.
See section 1.5.8.
Repeat measurement.
OL
The electronic measuring
system is out of range.
A negative overload condi-
tion is indicated by
–OL.
Select another measuring range with
RANGE
.
LO
The lower range limit was
exceeded in the dose/pulse
mode.
Choose a more sensitive range and repeat the meas-
urement.
EEPROM defect
Defect of the internal
memory.
The device cannot be used any more. Please contact
Customer Service. After 5 s DIADOS E will switch off.
Electrical
calibration factors
corrupted!
Electrical calibration prob-
lem.
The device cannot be used any more. Please contact
Customer Service. After 5 s DIADOS E will switch off.
Setup corrupted!
RESET = continue
with default values
Erroneous device settings,
problem is not severe.
Confirm message with RESET and continue.
Values for range, mode, filter, etc. are reset to the
defaults.
Radiological
calibration factors
corrupted
RESET = set defaults
The radiological calibration
for one of the applications is
erroneous.
Confirm the message with RESET. This will set the
calibration factors of the application in question to
0.000. Download the calibration factors via the sys-
tem’s interface („User Manual RS232 Interface for
PTW-DIADOS
E“ D616.131.01).
Radiological
calibration factors
corrupted
The radiological calibration
for one of the calibrated ap-
plications is erroneous.
The device cannot be used any more. Please contact
Customer Service. After 5 s DIADOS E will switch off.
Data Error
press RESET
The processor is not func-
tioning correctly.
Press RESET and repeat the measurement.
Zero failed
press RESET
Due to an excessive zero
signal, the system could not
be zeroed.
Make sure that the connected detector is not irradiated
and does not move while the system is being zeroed.
See section 1.5.4.
