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Calibration Errors
Calibration Errors
The following errors may occur during calibration. There are also system errors and self-test errors. Some error mes-
sages include a failing channel number (1 or 2), shown as n in the messages below.
701 Calibration error; security defeated by hardware jumper
If you short the calibration secure jumper (CAL ENABLE) while turning the instrument on, this error indicates the secu-
rity password has been overwritten. See Calibration Security for details.
702 Calibration error; calibration memory is secured
To perform calibration, unsecure the instrument. See Secure and Unsecure Instrument for Calibration for details.
703 Calibration error; secure code provided was invalid
Specified security code was invalid.
706 Calibration error; value out of range
Value entered was outside valid range.
707 Calibration error; signal input is out of range
Occurs during the ADC Adjustment, setup 6, if the 1 V input voltage is too high. May also occur during self-calibration
(setup 7). Run self-test to diagnose problem.
710 Self-calibration failed; Chan n, null DAC cal, invalid self cal
Self-calibration failed; Chan n, offset DAC cal with attenuator, invalid self cal
Self-calibration failed; Chan n, offset DAC cal no attenuator, invalid self cal
Error occurred while performing internal calibration of specified DAC. Self-calibration exited without changing self-cal-
ibration constants. Run self-test to diagnose problem.
711 Self-calibration failed; Chan n, null DAC cal gain too low (too high), < meas_value >
Self-calibration failed; Chan n, offset DAC cal with attenuator gain too low (too high), < meas_
value >
Self-calibration failed; Chan n, offset DAC cal no attenuator gain too low (too high), < meas_
value >
Computed gain calibration factor for specified DAC was out of limits. Self-calibration exited without changing self-cal-
ibration constants. Run self-test to diagnose problem.
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