| Media full |
| A legal program command or query could not be executed because the |
| media was full. For example, there is was no space left on the disk. The |
| definition of what constitutes full media is |
| Media full; Save a state register ignored. |
| The state memory subsystem STATE: did not have enough room to save a |
| register. You must free some memory by deleting a file or register using |
| Catalog. Afterwards, try again. |
| Media full; Save a state register failed. State marked |
| available. |
| The state memory subsystem STATE: did not have enough room to save a |
| register, so the register was lost and is now marked available. You must |
| free some memory by deleting a file or register using Catalog. Afterwards, |
| try again. |
| Media full; Unable to delete saved state from |
| memory. No instrument state change. |
| The state memory subsystem STATE: was unable to delete a register. You |
| must free some memory by deleting a file or register using Catalog. |
| Afterwards, try again. |
| Corrupt media |
| A legal program command or query could not be executed because of |
| corrupt media, for instance a bad disk or incorrect disk format. The |
| definition of what constitutes corrupt media is |
Corrupt media; <media_name>
A source media (possibly EEPROM) for a data file is corrupt. This error is usually seen in conjunction with errors concerning a certain file.
Corrupt media; Arb file system.
The Arb memory area, used for storing waveform files, is corrupt. The system will clear and reconfigure this memory area automatically. A potential cause is the loss of line power in the middle of a write operation.
Corrupt media; User File System
The main memory area, used for storing instrument states and sequences as well as other data files, is corrupt. The system automatically clears and reconfigures this memory area. Potential causes: failing backup battery; the loss of line power to the instrument during a write operation.
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