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USER MANUAL
RETEVET™ PORTABLE ERG
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An Error Code is Reported
Error codes are reported for failures unlikely to be correctable in the fi eld. Record the error code and contact the
EICKEMEYER® customer service. In addition, save and send to EICKEMEYER®
any fi les found in the / Diagnostics folder on
the device. When error codes are displayed, the RETevet™ device may give the option of performing a factory reset. The factory
reset option may also occur if the USB fi le system has been corrupted due to, for example, removing the device from the
docking station while fi les were being transferred. A factory reset returns the device to the as-shipped condition by
reformatting the device, deleting all data, custom protocols, and customization in order to attempt to return the device to
working order. We recommend not performing a factory reset on the fi rst time an error code is reported.
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