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ERROR CODES
If you make an error entering an equation in a math channel, the controller will respond in one of two ways:
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After you enter the equation and press the Enter Key, the controller will not be able to compile the equation,
and will respond with a compile error code.
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After you enter the equation and press the Enter Key, the controller will respond with Script Compile
Successful. However, when you switch to vessel monitoring for the math channel, the controller will not be
able to perform the calculation and will respond with a run time error code.
COMPILE ERROR CODES
A brief explanation is provided of the possible cause for each error code. Suggestions for correcting the error are
included where applicable.
1. Equal sign not found after math channel number.
2. Equation exceeds maximum number of characters allowed (40).
Solution: Simplify equation or break it up into multiple equations, using multiple math channels.
3. Equation exceeds maximum number of constants allowed (3) OR a constant includes more than the
maximum number of characters allowed (11).
Solution: Simplify equation or break it up into multiple equations, using multiple math channels.
4. Incorrect channel ID assigned to this channel (for example, the equation says C10=, but you are in
channel 9).
5. Object buffer pointer exceeds maximum limit.
Solution: Simplify equation or break it up into multiple equations, using multiple math channels.
6. Parenthesis mismatch (i.e., the number of left and right parentheses are not equal).
7. All data registers are used up, insufficient memory is available for this channel.
Solution: Simplify equation or break it up into multiple equations, using multiple math channels.
8. Equation includes spaces between characters.
9. Equation tries to take a square root of a negative number (i.e., square root of -4).
10. Equal sign in incorrect place (e.g., C9=C2+C3=C4).
11. Equation includes an illegal character, such as a ' . ' or a '+' , at the end (e.g., C1=C2+2. is illegal but
C9=C2+2.0 or C5=C2+2 are allowable).
12. Incorrect, duplicated character (e.g., C9=CC2+2).
13. Incorrect use of an operator (e.g., C9=C2+*2).
14. Operator missing (e.g., C9=C2C2).
RUN TIME ERROR CODES
A brief explanation is provided of the possible cause for each error code; suggestions for correcting the error are
included where applicable.
1. Equation tries to divide by zero.
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