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ERROR: Compare definition is invalid
This message is displayed then you redefine labels in such a way
that the compare definition is no longer valid. The compare
definition will need to be recreated.
ERROR: Compare file is invalid, compare file is removed
This message indicates that a compare file has been modified and is
no longer recognized as a compare file. You will need to reassign a
compare file.
ERROR: Compare file is invalid, data does not exist in file
You have tried to use a compare file which has not been saved
"with_data". Resave the configuration with data before assigning a
compare file or use a valid file.
ERROR: Compare file is invalid, data is halted
This message is displayed when you try to define a halted
measurement as a compare file. You need to use a file with the
correct format.
ERROR: Compare file spec does not agree with hardware
This message indicates that the current measurement was acquired
with a configuration that does not match that used to acquire the
compare file data; the sample rate, trigger position, or mode used
does not match. You need to correct the conditions before a
compare will succeed.
ERROR: Compare label < LABEL> specified bit does not exist
This message indicates your compare specification includes a
label-bit that was not defined in the format specification of the
compare coinfiguration file. You need to correct the compare
specification to match the configuration file.
ERROR: Compare label < LABEL> with does not match data label
This message appears when the compare label you enter does not
have the same number of bits as the data label you have entered.
You need to correct the reference.
Timing Messages C-5
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