Fluke Hydra Series II User Manual page 94

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Error
Err 1 Card
Err 2 FILE
Err 3 bAd
Err 4 bAd
Err 3 FULL
Err 4 FULL
Note 1: Err 1 and Err 2 are non-scanning errors that occur only before scanning starts. Err 3 and Err 4
are scanning errors that occur only after scanning starts.
Note 2: Err 3 indicates scans are being saved in an internal memory (75 scans) while the memory card
error is being resolved. Err 4 indicates scans are bin lost because the internal memory overflowed (75
scans) before the error was corrected. When a suitable exchange card is inserted, the internal memory
updates the card with the stored scans.
Note 3: When memory cards are exchanged during scanning and the replacement card has a problem,
Err 3/Err 4 is appended with the word bAd. When the memory card used for scanning becomes full of
data, Err 3/Err 4 is appended with the word FULL.
Note 4: When memory cards are exchanged during scanning, the replacement card must have the same
file name available as was used for the original scan. If this file name already exists on the replacement
card, and Err 3/Err 4 will occur.
3-6
Table 3-1. Memory Card Error Codes
Probable
CARD ERROR- Unable to use a card (Note 1):
Card is missing or card is not fully inserted.
Card is unformatted.
Write-protect switch in the read -only position.
Card is 100% full of data
FILE ERROR- Unable to open a file (Note 1):
The selected file name already exists.
All file names are assigned (SEt00, SEt99 or
dAt00 to dAt99).
CARD PROBLEM (Scans Saved) (Note 1):
Card exchanged during scanning is
unformatted.
Card exchanged during scanning is full of
data.
Replacement card has a duplicate file name.
(Note 4).
CARD PROBLEM (Scans Lost) (Note 1):
Same as Err 3 bAd (Note 3).
CARD IS FULL (Scans Saved) (Note 1):
Card is 100% full of data.
CARD IS FULL (Scans Lost) (Note 1):
Sane as Err 3 FULL (Note 3)
Cause
Install a memory card (Fig. 3-1).
Initialize a memory card (Fig. 3-3).
Reposition switch (Fig. 3-1).
Erase files (Fig. 3-7/3-9) or use another
card.
Choose another file name (Fig. 3-5/3-8)
or erase files (Fig. 3-7/3-9).
Erase files (Fig. 3-7/3-9) or use another
card.
Use a formatted card (Note 2).
Use a different card (Note 2).
Use a different card (Note 2).
Use a different card (Note 2).