Olympus USPM-RUIII Series, Руководство по эксплуатации оборудования

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13. About the Alarm and Error Indications
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 “The point was already measured. Do you want to measure again?”
The selected Measure button already has a measurement conducted and contains measured
data. Click the [OK] button if you agree to overwrite it.
 “System has reached data limit of 100”
When chromaticity diagrams are accumulated, this message announces that the cumulative
count has reached 100. Accumulation cannot be made in excess of 100 data points.
 “System has reached data limit of 100. Please clear data”
When measurement is conducted despite that the cumulative count has exceeded 100, this
message will appear prompting you to clear the accumulated data. The data you measured just
now is not accumulated. Clear the data and redo the measurement.
 “An error occurred while loading the startup file”
The loading of the startup file (uspm.int) failed. The startup file may be broken or cannot be
found. Check to see if the directory containing USPM-RU has been specified as the work
directory for execution. (Check by the USPM-RU short-cut property.) Also, check to see if the
startup file is located in the directory containing USPM-RU.
Since an error occurred in the loading of the startup file, the configuration file could not be
loaded. Therefore, the default set values will be taken for the configuration settings.
 “An error occurred while creating the startup file”
Write of the startup file (uspm.int) failed during closing of the program. Use the property to
check to see if the startup file (uspm.int) is inhibited from being written. Since no
configuration file name is saved at the closing, the environment as at the closing will not be
reproduced at the restart.
 “An error occurred while loading the configuration file”
Write of the configuration file (*.env) failed. The configuration file may be broken. Set
parameters once again, or load an configuration file anew.
Notice that this previous data cannot be restored, if deleted.
Be aware that, if you conduct a next measurement without priorly clearing the
accumulated data, the new measured data will not be accumulated.