Calibration Memory Lost - Keysight X-Series Manual

Instrument Messages
Event Messages
Err# Message
-310
System Error; No
power meter or sensor
is selected
-310
System Error; No
supported source
found
-310
System Error; Power
meter or sensor
calibrate failure
-310
System Error; Power
meter or sensor
calibration required
-310
System Error; Power
meter or sensor not
responding or
connection timeout.
Please check your
power meter
connection and try
again.
-310
System Error; Power
meter or sensor zero
and calibration
required
-310
System Error; Power
meter or sensor zero
failure
-310
System Error; Power
meter or sensor zero
required
-310
System Error; source
connection lost,
check interface
connection
-311
Memory error
-312
PUD memory lost
-313
Calibration memory
lost
-314
Save/recall memory
lost
Instrument Messages
Verbose/Correction Information
You must select a power meter or sensor before you can do this.
Signal source at given IP address is not responding / IP does not belong
to a source. Check IP address and network connection.
The power meter or sensor calibration failed. Make sure you connect the
power sensor to the reference output of power meter and re-perform
the operation.
The power meter or sensor needs calibration. Please perform power
meter calibration.
Power meter or sensor at the given address is not responding within the
timeout duration or it is not one of the supported power meter models.
Check power meter model, address and timeout.
The power meter or sensor needs zero and calibration. Please perform
power meter zero and calibration.
The power meter or sensor zero failed. Make sure you disconnect the
power sensor from any source of power and re-perform the operation.
The power meter or sensor needs zeroing. Please perform power meter
zero.
Signal source at given IP address is not responding / IP does not belong
to a source. Check IP address and network connection.
There is a physical problem with the instrument memory, such as a
parity error.
Protected user data saved by the *PUD command has been lost.
The nonvolatile calibration data used by the *CAL? command has been
lost.
The nonvolatile data saved by the *SAV? command has been lost.
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