Kodak EOS-DCS 1 User Manual page 245

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Message
"A problem with the
hardware has been
detected. (Timeout
waiting for initial bus free
phase.) Verify that SCSI
cables are connected
properly, and that the
camera has a unique SCSI
ID, and then try again."
"A SCSI error occurred."
"An item named
itemname already exists in
this location. Do you
want to replace it with the
one you're copying?"
"ASPI software for
Windows has not been
initialized. Install or
reinstall the WINDOWS
ASPI software."
Possible Cause
A problem with the
camera hardware has
been detected.
There may be one of a
variety of problems,
including loose or
incorrect cables,
improper SCSI
configuration, and so on.
While working with an
archive folder, you have
selected an image, and
clicked "Copy To;"
however, an image with
this filename already
exists in the folder.
A problem has occurred
with your software ASPI
manager for Windows.
Reference — Kodak Driver Software
©
Suggested Solution
Verify that all SCSI connections are
correct (if necessary turn off all
equipment to alter the
connections), make sure the
camera has a unique SCSI ID, and
try again.
Shut down the computer, turn off
the camera, and disconnect the
camera from the computer and the
AC battery charger/adapter. Check
all SCSI connections and cables.
Reconnect your equipment, restart,
and try again.
Click OK to replace the archive file
with the selected file; or click
Cancel and no replacement occurs.
If you click OK, sound files are
replaced without notifying you.
Install, or reinstall, the ASPI
manager for Windows. This
software, which is not available
from Kodak, should be provided
with your ASPI Windows host
adapter card.
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