Ethernet/Gpib Configuration Errors - Fluke 8845A Programmer's Manual

Table 30. Execution Error Codes and Descriptions (cont.)
Error Code Error Text
512 RS-232 fatal error
513 RS-232 Configuration
error
514 Command allowed only
with RS-232
520 Command line too long
521 Input buffer overflow
522 Output buffer overflow
531 Insufficient memory
550 Command not allowed
in local
Error Code Error Text
560 GPIB fatal error
570 GPIB primary address
572 GPIB Read
580 EDVR
581 ECIC
583 EADR
584 EARG
585 ESAC
586 EABO
587 ENEB
588 EOIP
589 ECAP
590 EFSO
591 EBUS
A fatal error occured opening the serial port.
A fatal error occured while configuring the serial port.
Three commands which are only allowed with the
RS-232/Ethernet interface are SYSTem:LOCal,
SYSTem:REMote, and SYSTem:RWLock (in Fluke 45
emulation mode – the commands are LOCS, REMS, RWLS,
and LWLS..
The command line exceeded 350 characters.
There is not enough memory to store the requested number of
readings in internal memory using the INITiate command. The
product of the sample count (SAMPle:COUNt) and the trigger
count (TRIGger:COUNt) must not exceed 5,000 readings.
The multimeter received a READ? command while in the local
mode. For RS-232 operation, you should always execute the
SYSTem:REMote command before sending other commands
over the interface.
Table 31. Ethernet/GPIB Configuration Errors
A fatal error occured opening the GPIB port.
An error occured attempting to set the GPIB primary address.
An error occurred while attempting to read characters from the
GPIB port.
GPIB - DOS Error.
GPIB - Specified GPIB Interface Board is Not Active Controller.
GPIB - Interface Board has not been addressed properly.
GPIB - Invalid argument.
GPIB - Specified GPIB Interface Board is not System
Controller.
GPIB - I/O operation aborted (timed out).
GPIB - Non-existent GPIB board.
GPIB - Routine not allowed during asynchronous I/O operation.
GPIB - No capability for operation.
GPIB - File System Error.
GPIB - Command byte transfer error.
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