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Error Messages and Troubleshooting
Error Messages 7
7-11
Table 7-1. Error Messages (cont.)
Error Code Error Message Causes and Solutions
Error 502
Temperature unit
locked
Cause: UNIT:TEMPerature command is received while the
temperature unit is locked to °C.
Solution: Contact Fluke Calibration. See Chapter 1.
Error 527
Operations not
allowed while busy
Cause: Operation cannot be performed while system is busy.
Solution: Use *RST command to reset the Instrument to the
factory default state.
Error 528
Channel in use for
3-wire or 4-wire
Cause: The channel is unavailable or reserved for 3-wire or
4-wire use.
Solution: Reconfigure the channel that reserved this sense
channel for use. See Chapter 3.
Error 530
Configuration file
corrupt
Cause: The test setup is found corrupted while loading.
Solution: Cycle the power and try to reload the setup file. If
the error occurs again, load a different file to see if the the
single file is corrupted or if the Instrument is malfunctioning. If
the error happens with a different file, contact Fluke
Calibration (see Chapter 1).
Error 580
(STA) begin not
called
Cause: Invalid accessing to state.
Solution: Cycle the power. If the error occurs again, contact
Fluke Calibration (see Chapter 1).
Error 590
Cannot get DHCP IP
address
Cause: Get an IP address from DHCP server failed.
Solution: Make sure a DHCP server is running in your
network.
Error 600 (DB) begin not called
Cause: Invalid accessing to database.
Solution: Cycle the power. If the error occurs again, contact
Fluke Calibration (see Chapter 1).
Error 601
(DB) Error initializing
data buffer
Cause: Database is not initialized.
Solution: Cycle the power. If the error occurs again, contact
Fluke Calibration (see Chapter 1).
Error 602
(DB) Data buffer
overflow
Cause: Database buffer overflow.
Solution: Cycle the power. If the error occurs again, contact
Fluke Calibration (see Chapter 1).
Error 603
(DB) Data not
available
Cause: Database empty.
Solution: Cycle the power. If the error occurs again, contact
Fluke Calibration (see Chapter 1).