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7.3.25 Stop Button Pressed
Stop Button Pressed ( Sine Stop Code )
This code indicates that the test was halted through operator control, by selecting the
Test..Stop Test menu command, clicking the "Stop" button on the toolbar or clicking the "Stop"
button in the Sine Control Center .
7.3.26 Waiting for box
Waiting for box n ( Sine Stop Code )
This code indicates that more than one control box is defined and the system is waiting for all the
boxes to reach the ready state.
If you have a single control box system (4 channels or fewer), select the Configuration..Hardware
menu command and remove any boxes assigned to higher channels.
7.3.27 Channel N Minus Abort
Channel n Minus Abort ( Sine Stop Code )
This code indicates that the measured acceleration has exceeded the minus abort lines set for channel
n in the
Sine Limits dialog box.
Typically, this results from an accelerometer or cable being loose or from the controller having difficulty
controlling the system as the output sweeps through a resonance frequency.
If the problem is with the controller parameters, see the section
"
How to tune Sine controller parameters " for information on how to improve the control.
7.3.28 Channel N Plus Abort
Channel n Plus Abort ( Sine Stop Code )
This code indicates that the measured acceleration has exceeded the plus abort lines set for channel n
in the
Sine Limits dialog box.
Typically, this results from an accelerometer or cable being loose or from the controller having difficulty
controlling the system as the output sweeps through a resonance frequency.
If the problem is with the controller parameters, see the section
"
How to tune Sine controller parameters " for information on how to improve the control.
7.3.29 Control Minus Abort
Control Minus Abort ( Sine Stop Code )
This code indicates that the measured acceleration has exceeded the minus abort lines set for the test
in the
Sine Limits dialog box.
Typically, this results from an accelerometer or cable being loose or from the controller having difficulty
controlling the system as the output sweeps through a resonance frequency.
If the problem is with the controller parameters, see the section
"
How to tune Sine controller parameters " for information on how to improve the control.
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