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827
28
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2949
50
51
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Internal errors.
Automatically resolved.
The connection may have been
lost. Disconnect and connect
again.
The Control isn’t accepting data
sent by the PC. Make sure the
Control is functioning correctly
and reinitialize the Control.
Automatically resolved.
An invalid port was specified
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DDE Server.
Automatically resolved.
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unable to allocate the required
memory.
Automatically resolved.
Timeout on port.
Retry the operation. If the
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be too busy to respond to the
PC.
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1) Make sure the DDE Server and
the Control’s communications
board both have the same echo
settings.
2) Make sure the fiber optic
cables are connected correctly
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3) Make sure all cables are
connected securely and to the
correct ports.
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on the DDE Server.
Framing error in receive
message.
Retry the operation. This may
be due to a noisy connection or
improperly set baud rate. If
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connections and make sure the
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the Control.
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53
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54
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55
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buffer to be transmitted.
64
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65
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passed.
66
The DLL is busy processing
another request.
67
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use.
The DLL's state machine is
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invalid
68
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connections and make sure the
baud rate set in the DDE Server
is the same as the baud rate of
the Control.
Retry the operation. This may
be due to a noisy connection or
improperly set baud rate. If
the problem persists, check the
connections and make sure the
baud rate set in the DDE Server
is the same as the baud rate of
the Control.
Verify that the correct cable is
being used and connected
correctly.
The Control isn’t accepting data
sent by the PC. Make sure the
Control is functioning correctly
and reinitialize the Control.
The operating system has
reported a problem. This is
most likely do to low resources.
Close any non-essential
applications to make more
resources available.
This is ether a program problem
or the operating system has run
into memory problems. Close any
non-essential applications to
make more resources available.
Restart to DDE Server
application. If the problem
persist, Reboot the computer.
Close the DDE Server and restart it.
Close the DDE Server and restart it.
Close the DDE Server and restart it.
The request received by the
client is corrupted. If the
problem continues, close the DDE
Server and re-start it.
The request received by the
client is corrupted. If the
problem continues, close the DDE
Server and re-start it.
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72
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requested.
73
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range. Valid range is 1-15.
74
The point number was out of
range.
75
An invalid quantity of data
was requested.
76
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received message was
different than expected.
77
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parsing the data received
from the Control.
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problem continues, close the DDE
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Server and re-start it.
The request received by the
client is corrupted. If the
problem continues, close the DDE
Server and re-start it.
The request received by the
client is corrupted. If the
problem continues, close the DDE
Server and re-start it.
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itself. If the problem persists,
make sure the DDE Server and the
Control’s communications board
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and check the connection to the
Control.
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check the connection to the
Control.
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