IBM 5251 Series Maintenance Information Manual page 152

0027 KEY NOT DEFINED-KEY CANNOT BE USED
You pressed a key that is not used by this system.
0031 WSC BUFFER OVERFLOW
The data on the MSR card was not within the
specified length for MSR.
Continue without using that MSR card.
0032 DATA ERRORS ON COAX LINE
A 16-byte block of data was not transferred.
Retry the MSR card. If the error reoccurs,
continue without using that MSR card.
0033 SECURE DATA NOT AUTHORIZED
The MSR data received was secured data;
however, this field was not specified for secured
data in the FCW.
Ensure that you are in the correct field. Retry the
MSR card. If the error reoccurs, continue without
using that MSR card.
0034 MSR WILL NOT FIT IN ACTIVE INPUT FIELD
The data received from the MSR by the controller
will not fit in the field.
Retry the MSR card. If the error reoccurs,
continue without using that MSR card.
0035 MSR ERROR
Bit 8 of the MSR data is on.
Retry the MSR card. If the error reoccurs,
continue without using that MSR card.
0036 LIGHT PEN USAGE IS NOT ALLOWED
The operator has started entering data into a field
(can be any field on the display) but has not gone
from the field (finished entering data) before
attempting to use the light pen.
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0037 TIP SWITCH ERROR
The light pen tip switch is operated when the light
pen is not in a light pen field (the light pen is
pointed at a character in a field and the field does
not have a light pen control word).
0097 TEST REQUEST NOT AVAILABLE
The programming required for the test request
function is not installed in the host system.
0099 KEY NOT VALID AT THIS TIME
The key you pressed is not valid at this time.
Either the program or utility would not recognize
the key, or you pressed a function key before
pressing the Sys Req key.
Continue without using the key that caused the
error. If you have not yet used the system request
functions, the Sys Req key is the only valid
function key at this time.
Note: When this error occurs, the display station
is in the free key mode. The free key mode is
described in reference 205.