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Troubleshooting

Code

Message

Explanation

 

 

 

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BAD_PATCH

If the Pattern Recognition comparison window is set to 0 or 1, this error

 

 

may result when a single patch on the strip is bad due to dirt, smears,

 

 

creases, etc. (See explanation of CW command for more information.)

 

 

 

<30>

BAD_STRING_LENGTH

A strip definition string received as part of the DS (Define Strip) RCI

 

 

command did not contain the correct number of characters.

 

 

 

<31>

BAD_CHARACTER

A non-printable character was received in one of the name fields (strip

 

 

name or pass name). Printable characters are in the range 0x20 to 0x7E,

 

 

inclusive.

 

 

 

<32>

BAD_MEAS_TYPE

The value for the measure type field was greater than 3. Valid values are

 

 

0 through 3.

 

 

 

<33>

BAD_COLOR

The value for the color field was greater than 9.

 

 

 

<34>

BAD_STEPS

The value for the number of steps was greater than 72.

 

 

 

<35>

BAD_STOP_LOCATION

The value for the guide setting was less than 4 or greater than 30.

 

 

 

<36>

BAD_OUTPUT_TYPE

The value for the output type was greater than 5.

 

 

 

<37>

MEMORY_ERROR

The definition could not be stored.

 

 

 

<38>

BAD_N_FACTOR

The n-factor (used in Dot calculations) is either less than 0500 (0.500) or

 

 

greater than 4500 (4.500).

 

 

 

<39>

STRIP_DOESNT_EXIST

The SD command was issued and the requested strip does not exist.

 

 

 

<3A>

BAD_MIN_MAX_VALUE

The value for the min/max field was greater than 4.

 

 

 

<40>

BAD_SERIAL_NUMBER

An attempt was made to redefine one of the stored serial numbers with a

 

 

number containing one or more invalid digits.

 

 

 

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Contents Kodak Professional LED Page Contents Contents Calibrating the Printer Starting the Device Calibration Software LED Printer iconDownloading LUTs and Sending Test Print highlights Calibrating the Printer Continue with Obtaining Densities on Obtaining Densities Obtaining Densities from a FileUsing the Densitometer to Read Densities Open the Centralized Densitometer Application Continue with Completing the Calibration Completing the Calibration Calibrating the Printer Calibrating the Printer Troubleshooting Calibration GraphCalibration Errors Numeric Calibration Error CodesReadydevicename Operation Printer devicename Column, value value is Columncolumn Troubleshooting Filefilename Try adjusting frame counts or Non-Numeric Calibration Error Messages Error Message Possible Cause/Subsystem Possible SolutionDensitometer Errors Code Message ExplanationInvalidreading Badmeastype Macintosh Systems Installing the Calibration SoftwareSystem Requirements Windows NT SystemsInstallation Procedure Continue Using Additional Calibration Features About the Kodak Professional Device Calibration Software Application Window DefinitionsWindow Area Description Menu Function Icon/Key Availability Description Access Etc. will be deleted for thisEditing the Log Settings Macintosh Systems NT SystemsDevice Setting Options Log all actions Log all actionsAdding, Updating, and Deleting Devices Adding a DeviceUpdating a Device Device iconScsi ID Deleting a Device To delete a device and all files associated with the deviceAdvanced Features of the LED II Calibration Software Viewing GraphsValue Graph Difference Graph History Graph To view calibration graphs Applying a Master Balance NT Systems Only Using Additional Calibration Features Sending LUTs To send a LUT to the PrinterUsing Additional Calibration Features Sending Targets To send a test target to the printerNT Systems Macintosh Systems Editing the Device Configuration To edit the device configurationUsing Additional Calibration Features Procedure Description Attribute To edit the configuration information on the Procedure tabEditing Information on the Density Source Tab Density Source Description AttributeOnly. Only use this feature as instructed by Kodak To edit the configuration information on the Aim tabAttribute Description To edit the configuration information on the History tab Editing Information on the History TabTo edit the configuration information on the Paper tab Editing Information on the Paper TabTo edit the configuration information on the DP2 tab Editing DP2 Information NT SystemsEditing Kpis Information Macintosh Systems To edit the configuration information on the Kpis tab Completing the Edit Configuration Creating a Density File for Use with Calibration File FormatsExample Installing the Densitometer To install the densitometerHost System Default Port Using Additional Calibration Features Installing the Centralized Densitometer Application Installation Procedure March March Using the Centralized Densitometer Application Adding a Printer Deleting a Printer March Changing Printer Information Changing the Densitometer Port March Measuring Densities During a Calibration Cycle Viewing Calibration Graphs March Page Kodak Canada INC

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