Error Code | Error String | Details about error |
-100 | Command error | A command error indicates that the instrument's GPIB parser has detected an IEEE 488.2 syntax error. Also generated when sending a query to a command or a command to a query. |
-102 | Syntax error | Syntax - Indicates that an unrecognized command or data type was encountered. For example, a string was received when the device does not accept strings |
-108 | Parameter not allowed | Indicates that more parameters were received than expected for the header. For example, *ESE common command only accepts one parameter, so *ESE 0,1 is not allowed. |
-109 | Missing parameter | Indicates that less parameters were received than required for the header. For example, *ESE requires one parameter, *ESE is not allowed. |
-151 | Invalid string data | Indicates that a string data element was expected, but was invalid, see IEEE 488.2, 7.7.5.2. For example, an END message was received before the terminal quote character. |
-221 | Settings conflict | Indicates that a legal program data element was parsed but could not be executed due to the current device state. |
-222 | Data out of range | Indicates that a legal program data element was parsed but could not be executed because the interpreted value was outside the legal range defined by the devices |
-224 | Illegal parameter value | Indicates that the value selected was not part of the list of values given. |
-232 | Invalid format | Firmware download data is not formatted correctly. |
-240 | Hardware error | Indicates that a legal program command or query could not be executed because of a hardware problem in the device. |
-250 | Mass storage error | Indicates that a flash storage error occurred. |
-253 | Corrupt media | Indicates that a legal program command or query could not be executed because of corrupt media. For example, bad disk or wrong format. |
-350 | Queue overflow | Error queue is full (too many errors). |
-1093 | Device type (9200, 9300) not valid for this command | A 9300-specific command was sent to a 9200 (or vice-versa). |
-1094 | Error reading data from an auxiliary unit | A timeout occurred when trying to communicate to an auxiliary unit. |
-1097 | Timeout | Error writing flash memory; Dual-port memory always busy; Measurement aperture never completed. |
-1099 | NHR generic error | Unable to reset; Invalid download mode; Invalid diagnostic mode; Invalid instrument select. |
-1196 | Internal query error | Error getting response from DSP. |
-1197 | Internal command error | Error sending command to DSP. |
-1198 | Dual port memory error | Dual-port memory always busy. |
-1282 | Regulation error detected | Internal error regulating current. |
-1284 | Interlock was/is open, Output is off | Interlock is open. |
-1285 | Enable Switch was/is open, Output is off | The front panel Enable switch is set to Disabled. |
-1286 | Voltage Sense Leads error, Output is off | The voltage differential between the output and sense leads is too great. |
-1287 | Battery under-voltage, Charge is disabled | The sensed voltage is less than the Battery Detect Voltage setting. |
-1288 | A hardware reset occurred, Output is off | The DSP detected a hardware reset. |
-1290 | Operating asynchronously in parallel | Auxiliary devices not ready before command synchronization timeout. |
-1291 | The number of queued macro commands is too large | The number of macro steps has been exceeded. |
-1292 | Set parameter is out of range | One or more command parameters is out of range. |
-1293 | Mode prerequisite is not met | The instrument is not setup correctly in order to enable the desired mode. |
-1294 | Command not recognized | NetBurner sent illegal command to DSP. |
-1295 | Calibration data checksum error | Either the checksum calculation is bad (flash corruption or erasure) or one of the calibration factors contains a value that is considered out of range. |
-1296 | FLASH type not detected | DSP could not detect FLASH memory. |
-1297 | FLASH firmware checksum error | DSP firmware checksum error. |
-1298 | Executing firmware from PROM | Indicates the DSP is running from PROM instead of FLASH memory. |
-1335 | PCA A1 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1336 | PCA A2 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1337 | PCA B1 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1338 | PCA B2 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1339 | PCA C1 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1340 | PCA C2 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1341 | PCA D1 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1342 | PCA D2 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1343 | PCA D3 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1344 | PCA D4 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1345 | PCA D5 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1346 | PCA D6 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1347 | PCA D7 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1348 | PCA D8 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1349 | PCA U1 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1350 | PCA U2 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1351 | PCA U3 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1352 | PCA U4 Error | Internal hardware error. |
-1359 | Desaturation | PCA switch desaturation error. Output is off. |
-1360 | Open Fuse | PCA open fuse error. Output is off. |
-1361 | Over Temperature | PCA over temperature error. Output is off. |
-1362 | LV PS Under Voltage | PCA LVPS under voltage error. Output is off. |
-1363 | UUT Over Current | PCA over current error. Output is off. |
-1364 | Grid Over Current | PCA over current error. Output is off. |
-1365 | DC-DC Over Current | PCA over current error. Output is off. |
-1366 | Grid Imbalance | Grid imbalance error. Output is off. |
-1394 | Safety Trip UUT OT | Temperature was greater than programmed Temperature trip, Output is off. |
-1395 | Parallel | Parallel configuration error; Missing or bad sync cable. |
-1396 | UUT Reversed Voltage | The voltage sense leads are reversed (negative voltage). Output is off. |
-1397 | UUT Over Voltage | Power terminals over voltage. Output is off. |
-1398 | Safety Trip Remote | A remote safety trip has occurred. Output is off. |
-1498 | Watchdog Error | The NetBurner to DSP watchdog timer tripped. |
-1499 | Internal Netburner Error | DSP to NetBurner handshake did not complete. |
101 | Grid over- frequency, Output is off | Grid-side frequency is too high. |
102 | Grid under- frequency, Output is off | Grid-side frequency is too low. |
103 | Internal under-voltage, Output is off | Internal hardware error. (Reset required) |
104 | Internal over-voltage, Output is off | Internal hardware error. (Reset required) |
105 | Internal over-temperature, Output is off | Internal hardware error. (Reset required) |
106 | The Grid turn on sequence failed, Output is off | Internal error during grid turn-on. (Reset required) |
107 | Grid over-voltage, Output is off | Internal hardware error. (Reset required) |
108 | Grid under-voltage, Output is off | Internal hardware error. (Reset required) |
109 | Current was greater than programmed current trip for longer than the current trip delay, Output is off | Output current exceeded programmable Safety limit. |
110 | Voltage was less than programmed voltage trip for longer than the voltage trip delay, Output is off | Output voltage less than programmable Safety limit |
111 | Voltage was greater than programmed voltage trip for longer than the voltage trip delay, Output is off | Output voltage exceeded programmable Safety limit. |
112 | Power was greater than programmed power trip for longer than the power trip delay, Output is off | Output power exceeded programmable Safety limit. |
113 | Insufficient voltage was/is at the E-Off input, Output is off | The E-Stop was/is open. (Reset required) |
114 | Internal Processor Watchdog Error | DSP did not receive Service Watchdog command within watchdog timeout period, Output is off. |
115 | Application Watchdog Error | The application watchdog timer tripped. |
204 | Fatal error: unknown device type | The ID returned by the DSP was not recognized. |
205 | Fatal error: range count is invalid | The number of ranges returned by the DSP was unexpected. |