Symbol PDT 7200 series Reference Manual page 93

This screen is displayed until the operator acknowledges the error by pressing Enter (or
trigger, or Enter on the touch screen). Once the screen has been acknowledged, IPL returns
to the Area Selection screen to wait for a new selection.
The second line of the displays the area that was being processed when the error was detected.
The third line of the screen identifies the cause of the error. The errors that can be reported,
and the probable cause of the error, are as follows:
Error
Erase Error
Line Stat Err
Baud too High
Image Corrupt
Wrong Area
Not Hex File
Write Error
Table 6-1. IPL Errors
Explanation
Either the flash is faulty, and the terminal needs to be
returned for service, or an attempt was made to erase IPL.
(IPL is write-protected, and cannot be erased or
programmed without special hardware.)
A framing error was detected in the incoming data. The
most probable cause of this is a parameter mismatch
between the terminal and the device used to transmit the
data. The baud rate on both devices must be set to the same
value, and the transmitting device must be set to 8 data bits,
no parity, and at least one stop bit.
This error could be caused by transmitting large
compressed images at a high baud rate, or by faulty flash.
This error indicates that the image received by the terminal
is corrupt. The most probable cause of this error is inserting
an IPL-enabled terminal into a cradle while the host is
transmitting an image.
This error indicates that the image being received has an
incorrect area number. This could be caused by specifically
selecting an area, and loading an image intended for
another area, or by receiving an image for an area that is
not defined in the partition map.
This error is caused by transmitting the wrong file format
to IPL. IPL can only receive Hex files supplied by Symbol,
or generated by TCM.
This error is caused by a failure of the flash device used to
hold the image. If this error is seen, then the terminal
requires maintenance.
Configuring the Terminal
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