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Chapter 09 - Error Signaling And Troubleshooting
9.1
ERROR SIGNALING
This chapter is dedicated to a description of the error signaling which may occur during the
programming or carrying out of the various operations. Error signals can be divided into the
following two groups:
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System Errors
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Result Flags
9.1.1 SYSTEM ERRORS
Whenever a system error is detected, it is signaled via the activation of the below-listed
warning lights/buttons:
? Warning Light: a triangle-shape located in the upper, right-hand portion of the System
Monitor screen. It lights up yellow when activated.
If this yellow triangle does light up, the operator need simply click on it to access the relative
visual text warning message indicating the cause of the signaled anomaly (said window will
open in that area dedicated to viewing data).
Following is a list of possible visual text “Warning!” messages:
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Liquid Alarm I (Rinse Solution)
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Liquid Alarm II (Distilled Water)
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Liquid Alarm III (Cleaning Solution)
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Temperature Out-of-Range
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Host Serial Port cannot be opened
? Fatal Error: an “X”-shape located in the upper, right-hand portion of the System Monitor
mask. It lights up red when activated.
If this red “X” lights up, the operator need simply click on it to access the relative visual text
message explaining the cause of the Fatal Error (said window will open in that area of the mask
dedicated to viewing data).
Following is a list of possible Fatal Error visual text messages:
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Programming Error
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Internal Arm Error
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External Arm Error
ILab 300 Plus
Service Manual
Rev.02
January 2004
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