FieldServer FS-8700-64 instruction manual Driver Error Messages

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When processing the most recent

 

 

 

 

message, no map descriptors were

 

 

 

 

found to tell the driver how to store the

 

 

 

ATMI_STAT_STORE_NO_MAP

incoming data.

 

 

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Increment’s once for each time data is

 

 

 

 

stored. Ie will increase by 5 for one

 

 

 

 

screen full of data stored using 5 map

 

 

 

ATMI_STAT_STORE

descriptors.

 

 

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Will increase by one for each screen full

 

 

 

 

of data processed in which at least one

 

 

 

ATMI_STAT_STORE_NONZERO

gas value was non-zero.

 

 

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Count of the number of times that a

 

 

 

 

malfunction’s major type could not be

 

 

 

ATMI_STAT_MALFN_BAD_MAJOR

recognized.

 

 

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Count of the number of times that a

 

 

 

 

malfunction’s minor type could not be

 

 

 

ATMI_STAT_MALFN_BAD_MINOR

recognized.

 

 

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Count of the number of times that the

 

 

 

 

buffer overflowed when analyzing

 

 

 

 

malfunction data. Each time this

 

 

 

ATMI_STAT_MALFN_STREAMING

happens the malfunction is not stored.

 

6.4Driver Error Messages

The following error messages should be reported to FieldServer Technologies.

ATMI:#4 Error. atmi_chan_init() Init with null chan.

The following errors indicate a driver, connection or remote device problem if they occur frequently.

ATMI:#8 Error. Discard because area=%d max=%d

Incoming data has been discarded because the driver could not resolve a valid area number.

The following error messages or warning arise from problems that can normally be resolved by users without support from FieldServer Technologies.

ATMI:#7 Error. No read/writes permitted. Mapdesc=<%s>

Edit the CSV file. Change the map descriptor function to passive. Reset the FieldServer.

ATMI:#1 FYI. Some data is being abandoned. Mapdesc too short. <%s>

Edit the CSV file. Increase the map descriptor’s length to allow the driver to process the maximum data area. Not each data area requires 16 storage elements. Reset the FieldServer. This message is only printed once even if the error occurs more than once.

ATMI:#2 FYI. Some data is being abandoned. Array too short. <%s>

Edit the CSV file. Increase the Map Descriptor’s data array length. Reset the FieldServer. This message is only printed once even if the error occurs more than once.

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Contents FS-8700-64 Atmi ACM Effective for all systems manufactured after May 1Table of Contents Atmi ACM Description Provided by userFS-8700-64 Atmi ACM FieldServerHardware Connections Atmi ACM PanelConfiguring the FieldServer as a Atmi ACM Client Data ArraysSection Title Column Title Function Legal ValuesDefault 1 second Client Side ConnectionsFS-8700-64 Atmi ACM Example AtmiClient Side Map Descriptors Client Side NodesPassive Gas-value, == Port-values MAP1 Page Page Page Configuring the FieldServer as a Atmi ACM Server Driver Notes Data position in the Data ArraysDriver Stats Exposing Driver StatsContents Driver Error Messages FS-8700-64 Atmi ACM Demand & Lock Scan TimeoutsMalfunctions Alarms and/or Warnings Malfunction Major Type Mafunction Minor TypeGas Values & Scaling TemplowCurrent Slot Composite Validation Scan vs Normal Slot ScanRevision Control PMCDNC TOCJDM

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