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5005 desc = “Cal aborted: amplitude correction too large”
help = “An amplitude calibration was requested. The calibration was aborted
since the correction needed is more than +3dB or less than –10dB. Make sure
you have done an Auto-Align prior to calibration. If the amplitude error is still
this large the OSA may need to be serviced. The amplitude calibration function
is not intended to apply large arbitrary offsets. Use the amplitude offset function
for this purpose.”
5006 desc = “Cal aborted: cannot find an input signal”
help = “The calibration procedure cannot find an input signal close enough to
the wavelength and/or amplitude specified. Make sure the wavelength and/or
amplitude specified for calibration are correct and verify that an input signal of
the correct wavelength and/or amplitude is connected to the optical input.”
5007 desc = “Calibration aborted: signal disappeared”
help = “The calibration procedure found a signal which subsequently
disappeared. Make sure the calibration signal is connected to the optical input
and try again.”
5008 desc = “Calibration was not successful”
help = “The requested calibration procedure did not complete successfully.
Verify the instrument setup and the presence of a valid calibration signal. This
problem can sometimes be caused by removing or changing the amplitude of the
calibration signal during the calibration procedure. In rare cases this error can
occur after the OSA has received a severe mechanical shock. Try running
AutoAlign”
5009 desc = “I/O error”
help = “An error occurred while processing an input/output request”
5010 desc = “The floppy disk is full”
help = “There is not enough free space left on the floppy disk to contain the new
file(s). Either make room on the existing floppy by deleting unwanted files or try
a different floppy disk.”
5011 desc = “There is no disk in the floppy disk drive”
help = “An operation was requested which uses the floppy disk. There is no disk
detected in the floppy disk drive. If there is a disk in the drive it may be of a
format which cannot be read. This problem can be fixed by inserting a disk in the
floppy disk drive or replacing the current disk with one which is properly
formatted.”
Table 5-6. OSA Warnings (2 of 11)
Error Number Error Description [description/explanation/examples]
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