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Error
Number
Error Cause
81 This error indicates that an attempt to write to the FLASH memory
failed and that the FLASH memory did not retain the value written.
This problem can occur under several circumstances including the
batteries becoming low after a
FLASH write has been started (or
removing the AC9920 adapter during FLASH writes). If the problem
occurs often, this could indicate a hardware failure.
82 This error indicates an attempt was made to change the contents
of
FLASH memory without properly enabling FLASH writes.
83 This error indicates that the FLASH memory directory is full and an
attempt to write to the FLASH memory occurred. If this occurs,
delete some items from
FLASH
memory and repeat.
84 This error indicates an attempt was made to access an item in the
FLASH memory that does not exist.
85 This error indicates that an attempt was made to access an item that
is in the
FLASH memory, but hasn’t been properly opened for access.
86 This error indicates that the archive data type is not one of the
data formats supported. This error can result from trying to archive
a dataset that has not been properly stored.
87 The data to be archived must be NON-REALTIME data. REALTIME
data cannot be archived. This error results when trying to archive
REALTIME data.
88 This error results when an attempt is made to archive data during
sampling. Archive operations must occur only when the unit is idle.
97 This error indicates an attempt to use a channel that does not exist
on CBL 2™ (for example, channel 42).
98 This error indicates an undefined error has occurred.
99 This error indicates that the current load on the analog or digital
ports is more than can be supplied by the unit and the power has
been turned off to prevent damage. Do not attempt to restart
sampling until the problem has been corrected.