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ScanVue5® Mini Kiosk
User Manual
M37574–01T
Industrial Electronic Engineers, Inc.
23-June-2008 RevT Page 97
Diagnostic Screens and Messages
Version 3.10 and later software has a built in diagnostic that will automatically attempt to
determine and resolve network connectivity problems when the unit is powered up. By
their very nature diagnostics are not completely fool proof, but they are powerful tools
and many times can pin point problems exactly or provide a strong clue to the actual
problem. The host must be able to ping the unit for the diagnostics to be meaningful.
Diagnostic screens have a bright red background, with text displayed in yellow on a blue
background. The first line of the display will indicate the type of connection being
attempted–Windows networking (SMB), FTP, or Quick File Exchange (QFX). The unit
will display, at most, one diagnostic screen between restarts. If you have multiple
problems they will show up one at a time.
The second line indicates the general class of error, Internal, Connect, or Transfer.
The third line will name the specific error, and if a file name is involved, it will be
displayed on the fourth line.
Internal Error
An Internal class error usually relates to a ScanVue5
®
device failure and should never
be seen. If the unit can be pinged it is working well enough to eliminate device failure as
a cause of not connecting.
Transfer Error
Transfer class errors indicate problems with transferring data over the network after a
connection has been established to the host. Again, the explanations provided are not
necessarily the only possibilities.
Data Transfer The unit is not able to send messages to the host even
though it has a valid connection. This can be caused by
broken server software or for some protocols, by firewalls
between the unit and host.
File Unavailable The requested file doesnt exist or security makes it
unavailable. This diagnostic message may display even if
everything else is working. It indicates a failure to get the
.INI or the slideshow file. This message will display if the
files are available but one of the graphics is not. This is
generally a recoverable error. For the INI and slideshow
files, the unit will get them when they show up; graphic files
are bypassed.
No Attribute This indicates that the Windows server has the file, but
cannot provide its size or time stamp. This is a failure on
the host or server.
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