Status Code Bit Values - Intermec Janus 2010 Reference Manual

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This appendix lists the status code hex values and error messages. Use the tables
in this appendix to look up the meaning of a specific status code.

Status Code Bit Values

Most of the PSK functions return status codes. You can use the codes to test
for error conditions that your application will act upon.
How you test for the status codes depends on the complexity of the function
returning the status and your application needs. In some cases, you may use
the status code macros discussed in "Status Code Macros" in Chapter 2 to
check the severity level. In other cases, you may want to check the exact
status code value.
Each status code is a 16-bit word structured as follows:
15
14
13
s
s
f
where:
s is severity code:
f is the subsystem code, explained later in this appendix.
m is the message code that identifies the error or warning condition.
The status codes are IM_USHORT (unsigned short) values.
The tables in this appendix list the hex value of the message codes.
12
10
9
8
7
f
f
f
f
m
00 = Success
10 = Error
01 = Warning
11 = Fatal
Appendix A: Status Codes
6
5
4
3
2
m
m
m
m
m
A
1
0
m
m
JPSK.002
A-3

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