Status Listings
OSA Warnings
OSA Warnings
Table
Error Number | Error Description [description/explanation/examples] |
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5000 | desc = “AutoMeasure cannot find an input signal” |
| help = “The |
| sure you have a signal connected to the optical input. |
| work with very small input signals. They must be measured manually.” |
5001 | desc = “AutoAlign cannot find an input signal” |
| help = “The |
| you have a signal connected to the optical input.” |
5002 | desc = “Cal aborted: there is no active marker” |
| help = “A wavelength calibration using the wavelength of the active marker was |
| requested. The calibration cannot be made because all markers are turned off. |
| Place a marker on the calibration signal and try again.” |
5003 | desc = “Cal aborted: trace resolution is inadequate” |
| help = “A wavelength calibration using the wavelength of the active marker was |
| requested. The calibration cannot be done because the resolution of the |
| marker’s trace is inadequate. Trace resolution is defined as wavelength span |
| divided by (trace points – 1) and must be less than 10pm. This problem can be |
| corrected by one or more of the following steps: |
| 1. Reduce wavelength span |
| 2. Increase number of trace points” |
5004 | desc = “Cal aborted: wavelength correction too large” |
| help = “A wavelength calibration was requested. The calibration was aborted |
| since the correction needed is larger than 2nm. Make sure you have the correct |
| index of refraction set. If the wavelength error is still this large the OSA may |
| need to be serviced. The wavelength calibration function is not intended to |
| apply large arbitrary offsets. Use the wavelength offset function for this |
| purpose.” |