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FCC NOTICE
This equipment complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not
cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to
cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
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Cet appareil numerique de la classe A est conforme a la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
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This section provides a general overview of the
DT-300™ “BlueWaveDX” Downl
pictured in Figure 1. This first section is designed
to help the user navigate through this guide with
e and provides the following information:
eas
• DT-300™ Device
• Component Names
• Primary Features
• Precautions
• Specifications
• Installation
• Connector Pin Assignments
• Functions
• Unit Dimensions
• Compatibility
oad Tool Device
• Technical Contact Information.
In order to make operation of this device easier and
make
navigation within this manual simpler, the
following illustrations were used within the text:
• Safety Instructions
observed in order to protect the operators and
equipment, have been written in bold text and
have been given the pictographs:
• S
pecial Notes, which affect the use of the DT-
300™ Device, have been written in italic text
and have been given the pictograph:
teps, requiring the operator to perform
• S
specific actions are given sequential numbers
(1., 2., 3., etc.).
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Figure 2 DT-300 Component Names
A. USB Connector Type A (Host)
B. LCD (Monochrome)
C. OK Button
D. CLR Button
E. Power LED (Red)
F. Direction Key Button
G. Power Switch
H. SD Card Slot
I.Battery Compartment Cover
J. Power Plug (Option)
K. Magnet
L. Magnet
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
K
J
L
2COMPONENT NAMES
Figure 2 illustrates the DT-300™ Functional Component Part Names and Locations.
3PRIMARY FEATURES
The DT-300™ “BlueWave” Series Download Tool contains the following primary features:
• The DT-300™ is a battery-driven device. The DT-300 transfers the softw
supplied Validator.
• The DT-300™ features an LCD Display. The Bootloade
selection are available by using the LCD Display. The Acceptance Log, Error Messages, Version/CRC/
Serial Number, Maintenance Condition, Enabled Denomination and Language Selection are also
confirmed by the LCD Display.
• Refer to “Operation Procedures (MainApplication)” on page 6 of this Guide for more details.
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Type 1 Type 2Type 3
Figure 3 Precautionary Symbols
Caution: DO NOT use a new Battery
along with an old Battery together.
Doing so will decrease the life of
both Batteries, or Battery liquid
content seepage may occur.
Caution: Pulling on the USB Cable
alone may damage the cable and
cause a fire, electrical shock or
both. Also do not damage, break,
or redesign the recommended USB
Cable.
Caution: Do NOT touch or pull on
the connecting Cables with wet
hands; this may cause an electrical
shock, equipment damage or both.
4PRECAUTIONS
The Figure 3 symbols are defined as follows:
1. (Type 1) Do not use any other Cables except the
specified USB Type A Cable.
Type 2) Do not expose the Unit to water. The
2. (
Unit contains several precision electronic devices
that can be damaged if water or any type of
liquid is sprayed or spilled into the Unit.
Type 3) Do not expose the Unit in a dusty
3. (
environment.
U
SER CAUTIONS
1. Do not use or store the DT-300™ at the following locations:
• In direct Sunlight
• In a dusty environment
• Areas likely to be wet or humid
• Vibrating areas
• Near hazardous materials.
2. Do not insert and/or drop foreign objects
such as metals or flammable substances into
the DT-300™ Unit.
3. Use “AAA” Alkaline size Batteries (LR03)
to Power the Unit.
300’s Power OFF before replacing Batteries.
When replacing Batteries, change all four (4)
Batteries and install them in the correct direction.
Be sure to turn the DT-
5. Do not redesign or disassemble the
DT-300™ Device. Disassembly and repair
should only be
performed by a certified JCM
Service Center or a professional technician.
Unauthorized repair, use
by inadequately
trained personnel, or use outside the manufacture’s original intent voids the warranty.
6. Do not strike, drop or throw the DT-300™
Device
. Contact the local JCM distributor
immediately when identified damage or
internal repair conditions exist.
7. When a communication error occurs, turn the
V
alidator’s Power Switch OFF and then turn
it to ON again.
8. Do not touch the SD Card when downloading
data. Be sure to turn th
e DT-300’s Power
Switch OFF before inserting or removing the
SD Card.
9. Be sure that the Cable length connected to
the V
alidator is less than 3m.
10. Using strong pressure or impact on the Function Buttons may damage the Buttons.
11. Do not put recording mediu
m such as magnetic cards or magnetic tapes close to the DT300’
s Magnet portion. The data recorded in
the medium may be damaged or erased.
4. Be sure to turn the
before plugging or unplugging the USB
Cable. Be sure to remove the USB Cable by
firmly gripping on the plug and not on the
USB Cable itself.
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Hydrothermal Condition Table
35ºC(86ºF)/80%RH
45ºC(113ºF)/30%RH
Temperature (ºC)
Humidity (%RH)
Allowable Operating Temperature
and Humidity Range
5SPECIFICATIONS
Technical Specifications
Table 1 DT-300 Technical Specifications
Compatibility:UBA, iVIZION, VEGA, TBV, iPRO & RC Series Units
Software Download Time (from start to completion):
a) UBA-10 (USB): Approximately 60 seconds (Software Size/1MB)
b) UBA-14 (USB): Approximately 120 seconds (Software Size/2MB)
Processing Speed*:
Switches:
Interface:
Display:
*. Download Time depends on Models and/or files.
†. USB is available for only JCM products’ access.
c) iVIZION (USB): Approximately 70
d) VEGA (USB): Approximately 34 seconds (Software Size/2MB)
e) TBV-100 (USB): Approximately 124 seconds (Software Size/8MB)
f) iPRO (USB): Approximately 70 seconds (Software Size/8MB).
Power Switch, OK Button, CLR Button,
Direction Key Button (UP/DOWN/RIGHT/LEFT)
†
USB
Host Single Channel (USB 2.0, Full Speed)
SD Card (SDHC acceptable)
Monochrome LCD (122x32 dots with back light)
LED (Light-emitting Diodes) (Red)
Environmental Specifications
Table 2 DT
-300 Environmental Specifications
seconds (Software Size/8MB)
Operating Temperature:5ºC to +45ºC (41ºF to 113ºF)
torage Temperature:-20ºC to +60ºC (-4ºF to 140ºF) (Batteries are exception)
S
Relative Operating Humidity:30% to 80% RH (non-condensed)
Relative Storage Humidity:15% to 95% RH (non-condensed)
Visible Light Sensitivity:Avoid Direct Sunlight
Electrical Specifications
Table 3 DT
Supply Voltage:Four (4) AAA/LR03 Size Alkaline Batteries (provided by User)
Current Consumption:
*. 70mA for less then ten (10) minutes while entering Standby.
Standby = 20mA
Downloading = 90mA
-300 Electrical Specifications
*
Structural Specifications
Weight Empty:Approximately 165g (5.82oz) without Batteries and SD Card
side Dimensions:Refer to “Unit Dimensions” on page 14 of this Guide
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NOTE: Do NOT push the SD Card in by
using excessive force!
NOTE: Refer to “Compatibility” on
page 14 of this Guide to select the “B” or
“Mini-B” Connection Terminal.
b
a
NOTE: Validator power must be supplied.
Figure 9 Cable Connection
Figure 10 SD Card Confirmation Screen 1
NOTE: Product specifications (e.g.,
version) may vary from illustrations, and
are subject to change without notice.
Figure 11 Function Selection Screen 1
3. When removing the SD Card from the DT-300™,
push in on the SD Card in the insertion direction
once and then pull the SD Card out of the DT300™ Device.
DIP Switch Setting
DIP Switch Settings are necessary to communicate
with the DT-300™ and a Validator. Refer to “Compatibility” on page 14 of this Guide for proper DIP
Switch Settings related to each Validator Model.
Functions
The following two (2) Functions exist for the DT300™ Device:
B
OOTLOADER
The Bootloader Function contains the following
two (2) Modes:
• “BlueWaveDX Firmware Update Mode” to
u
pgrade the Firmware in the DT-300™ Device
• “BlueWaveDX EEPROM Update Mode” to
update the EE
PROM data within the DT-300™
Device.
M
AINAPPLICATION
(N
ORMAL MODE
)
MainApplication (Normal Mode) contains the
following two (2) Functions:
• “Firmware Update Function” to upgrade the
Firmware within
the Validator
• “Acceptance Log Function” to receive and
play the Acceptance Log.
dis
Boot Mode
When the DT-300™ is initialized, three (3) Modes
will be available. Select one Mode by using the
Direction Key Button to move and select to the
desired Operational Mode (See Tab le 5).
Table 5 B
ModeDirection Key Button
DT-300 Firmware Update ModeUP + DOWN
DT-300 EEPROM Update ModeLEFT + RIGHT
Normal Mode (MainApplication)
oot Mode Selection
N/A (except the other
combinat
ions)
Authentication
When the MainApplication is booting, the DT300™ will authenticate itself with the information
on the SD Card.
2. Connect the USB Cable B or Mini-B terminal to
e Validator’s USB Port (See Figure 9 b).
th
Operation Procedures
(MainApplication)
This portion provides each MainApplication
procedure of the DT-300™ Device Operation.
F
IRMWARE UPDATE FUNCTION
To update the Firmware of the Validator, proceed
as follows:
1. Make sure that the SD Card contains the required
Software Data File (Refer to “Software Data File”
on page 13 of this Guide for details regarding
selection of the correct So
2. Turn the DT-300™ Power Switch ON; an SD
Card check will begin as shown in Figure 10.
3. Select “FIRMWARE UPDATE” Function on the
Function Selection Screen shown in Figure 11,
and press the
Erase process.
OK Key to begin the Firmware
ftware Data File).
USB Cable Connection
Perform the following steps to connect a PowerSupplied Validator to the DT-300™ Device:
1. Connect the USB Cable A Terminal to the DT300™ Unit’s Connector “A” Port (See Figure 9
4. Connect the USB Port of the V
300™ Device using a proper USB Cable.
5. Select the download File desired by pressing the
UP Key or the DOWN Key, and then
alidator to the DT-
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NOTE: The DT-300 screen can display
up to (20) files using the UP or
DOWN key. [The SD card may have
additional storage, but files exceeding
twenty (20) will not display.]
Figure 12 Select the Download File
NOTE: If the connection between the
Validator and the DT-300 fails, or the
Software selected is inappropriate for the
Validator, a Software download will not
begin!
Figure 13 Download Waiting Screen
Figure 14 Flash ROM Erase Standby Screen
NOTE: While downloading Software, NO
Keyboard operations will be accepted!
Figure 15 Software Downloading Screen
Figure 16 Software Download Verifying Screen
Figure 17 Software Download Complete Screen
NOTE: The Acceptance Log File is generated on
the SD Card when it is successfully received
from the Validator. Refer to “Received Log File”
on page 13 of this Guide for details regarding the
Acceptance Log File.
Figure 18 SD Card Confirmation Screen 2
Figure 19 Function Selection Screen 2
Figure 20 Acceptance Log Standby Screen 1
NOTE: While reading the Acceptance
Log, NO Keyboard operations will be
accepted!
press the OK Key to select it (See Figure 12).
[“M:” indicates the “Model
Name” and “V:” indi-
cates the “Version”.]
6. Press the OK Key to begin the Software
download (See Figure 13). Press the
to return to the previous File Selection
Screen.
CLR Key
Download Complete Screen once the OK Key
or the
CLR Key is pressed.
S
TATISTICS FUNCTION
Reviewing an Acceptance Log (Total)
To review the total number Acceptance Log from
the a Validator, proceed as follows:
1. Turn the DT-300™ Power Switch ON, and an SD
Card check will begin (See Figure 18).
2. Select “
Screen, and then press the
it (See Figure 19).
STATISTICS” on the Function Selection
OK Key to accept
7. Ensure that the LCD Display shows the Flash
ROM is in Erase Standby after pressing the
Key
.
The LCD Screen will display a Progress Bar
during the Software download (See Figure 15).
OK
3. Connect the USB Port of the Validator to the DT-
30
0™ Device using a proper USB Cable
(See Figure 20). Once detected, the connection
between the Validator and the DT-300™ will
automatically begin
to receive the Validator’s
Acceptance Log.
4. The LCD Screen will
display a Progress Bar
while the Acceptance Log is being read
(See Figure 21).
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Figure 21 Acceptance Log Reading Screen
Figure 22 Log Read Complete Screen
NOTE: The maximum number of Folders allowed
in a DT-300 Device is 20. If more than twenty (20)
Folders are saved in the SD Card Folder, their
functions may not work properly.
Figure 23 SD Card Confirmation Screen 3
Figure 24 Function Selection Screen 3
Figure 25 Standby Screen 1
Figure 26 Denomination Table Screen
NOTE: If the information cannot be
displayed within 3-digits, the rest of the
information can be shown by scrolling
the Display using the UP/DOWN Key.
5. Once reading of the Acceptance Log is complete,
the LCD will display a “
Log Read Complete”
Screen, as shown in Figure 22.
Enabling a Denomination Function
To view/display the Denomination Table, proceed
as follows:
1. Turn the DT-300™ Power Switch ON and an SD
Card check will begin (See Figure 23).
Display the Acceptance Log
To confirm the Acceptance Log, use the UP
Key or the
Press the
DOWN Key to display the Log.
CLR Key to return to the previous
Function Selection Screen. The Acceptance Log
will be read again when re-connecting t
he USB
Cable between the Validator and the DT-300™.
Table 6 listed the available Acceptance Log Displays.
Table 6 Acceptance Log
ScreenDescription
Model Name
2. Select “
Selection Screen, and then press the
ENABLE DENOMI.” on the Function
OK Key
to select it (See Figure 24).
3. Ensure that the LCD Display shows the Standby
Screen shown in Figure 25.
4. Press the
tion Table Screen (See Figure 26). Press the
OK Key to display the Denomina-
CLR
Key to return to the previous Function Selection Screen.
5. Confirm that the current denomination selected
from
3. Ensure that the LCD displays the
(See Figure 37).
Standby Screen
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Figure 38 Maintenance Request Screen
Figure 39 Maintenance Non-Request Screen
Figure 40 SD Card Confirmation Screen 7
Figure 41 Function Selection Screen 7
Figure 42 Standby Screen 5
NOTE: While reading the Acceptance
Log, NO Keyboard operations will be
accepted!
Figure 43 Acceptance Log Reading Screen
Figure 44 Log Read Complete Screen
4. Press the OK Key to display the Maintenance
Request Indication Screen. Press the
CLR Key
to return to the previous Function Selection
Screen.
5. Confirm the Maintenance Request (See Figure 38
& Figure 39). Press the
OK Key or the CLR
Key to return to the previous Standby Screen.
4. The LCD Screen will display a Progress Bar
during the Acceptance Log reading process as
show
n in Figure 43.
Acceptance Log Function (Limited)
The possible storage amount for Banknote Log
Data is limited for each Validator Type. Tab le 8 lists
each Validator Type’s Log Storage limitation.
Table 8 Log Storage Limit
Model SeriesStorage Limit
UBA Series50 Notes
iVIZION Series1000 Notes
VEGA SeriesN/A
TBV-100 SeriesN/A
iPRO Series50 Notes
To view/display the Banknote Log Data limit of the
V
alidator being tested, proceed as follows:
1. Turn the DT-300™ Power Switch ON, and the
SD Card check will begin (See Figure 40).
2. Select “
Selection Screen and press the
select it (See Figure 41).
ACCEPTANCE LOG” from the Function
OK Key to
5. Once reading of the Acceptanc
e Log is complete,
the LCD will display the Log Read Complete
Screen shown in Figure 44.
Display the Number of the Banknote
Acceptance Log
To confirm the amount in the Banknote Acceptance
Log, use the
display the record desired. Press the
to return to the previous Function Select
UP Key or the DOWN Key to
CLR Key
ion Screen.
The Banknote Acceptance Log value will be read
again when re-connecting a USB Cable between
the Validator and the DT-300™ Device.
Table 9 lists the various Acceptance Log Displays
available.
Table 9 Acceptance Logs Available
ScreenDescription
Record Start Date
3. Connect a proper USB Cable between the Validator and the DT-300™ Device. When the connection is detected, the reload operation will begin
automatically (See Figure 42).
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Figure 52 EEPROM Update Progress Bar
Figure 53 EEPROM Update Success Screen
Figure 54 Sleep Mode Screen
4. Once the update is complete, the LCD Screen will
display the “
Bootloader X.XX Succeeded.” mes-
sage (See Figure 53).
Power Management
M
ONITORING BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL
Three (3) Levels of a Battery Charge condition
exist: FULL, LOW and EMPTY. The DT-300™
Unit’s performance is limited by the Battery condition. Table 10 lists the DT-300™ available performance for each Battery condition case.
Table 10 Performance and Battery Condition
Performance Function
LCD Display
LCD BacklightOOX
Key InputOOX
Function SelectionOOX
Firmware Update FunctionOOX
Statistics FunctionOOX
Enabled Denomination FunctionOOX
Error Message FunctionOOX
Version Check FunctionOOX
Maintenance FunctionOOX
Acceptance Log FunctionOOX
Language FunctionOOX
Bootloader
*. When booting, check the Battery Charge Level. The Bootloader will be
available only when the Battery is FULL. If the Battery condition is
LOW or EMPTY, an error message will appear.
*
Battery Condition
FULLLOWEMPTY
OOO
OXX
Table 11 lists the various Battery Condition Displays.
Table 11 Battery Condition Indication
DisplayCondition
Battery FULL
Battery LOW
Battery EMPTY
S
LEEP MODE
When no operation has been performed for 10 minutes, the DT-300™ Device will enter Sleep Mode
automatical
(See Figure 54)
ly in order to extend its battery life
. Once Power is re-supplied, or any
Function Key is pressed, the DT
-300™ will again
be ready to begin operation.
When the DT-300™ Device enters Sleep Mode
while downloading the Software or
receiving the
Acceptance Log, the LCD Screen will display the
following messages shown in Tabl e 12.
Table 12 Various Sleep Mode Screens
ScreenDescription
Download Complete
Download Failed
B
ATTERY CONDITION DISPLAY
The Battery condition is monitored regularly. When
the Battery condition is EMPTY, the existing performance Function will terminate, and all Functions will no longer be available; the Error Display
appe
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NOTE: The Backlight is lit each time a Key is
pressed; however, there is no specific
Function Key that controls it.
7CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENTS
Table 17 lists the DT-300™ USB “Type A” Connector Pin Assignments, respectively.
B
ACKLIGHT CONTROL
The DT-300™ Device contains the following Backlight Control Functions:
Bootloader: – The Backlight is always lit.
MainApplication: – The Backlight is lit by
pressing any Function Key or by booting the
MainApplication (after a short delay). It is
extinguished automatically, following a delay.
S
OFTWARE DATA FILE
Table 13 lists the Software Data File information.
Table 13 Software Data File Information
ItemDescription
File Name
File ContentsDownload Software Data
*. An arbitrary name is present with a “COM” extension.
R
ECEIVED LOG FILE
xxxxxxxxx.COM
*
Table 14 lists the received Log File. The received
Log File is always created as a new File.
Table 14 Received Log Files
ItemDescription
UBA: mmm_ssssssssssss_nnnn.DAT
File Name
TBV/iVIZION/iPRO:
mmm_ssssssssssss_
mmm: Model Name
ssssssssssss: Serial Number (12-digit
decimal. If the number was not read, none.)
nnnn: Number (4-digit decimal)
e.g., “UBA_0001.DAT”, “iPRO1234.LOG”
nnnn.LOG
* †
Table 14 Received Log Files (Continued)
ItemDescription
File Contents
Time StampFixed
*. Creating file name with valid small Serial Numbers.
†. An error will occur once a “9999” Serial Number is exceeded.
F
IRMWARE FILE
Binary Format File written Log Information.
Save the Data received from the Device
without pr
ocessing.
Table 15 lists the MainApplication Firmware File
presently written in the DT-300™ Device
Table 15 Existing Firmware File
ItemDescription
File Name
File Contents Motorola S Type Format Program File
*. “yyxx” indicates the Version Number (e.g., Version 1.23=0123).
EEPROM D
BWDXFyyxx.hex
ATA FILE
*
Memory.
Table 16 lists the saved File written into the
EEPROM of the DT-300™ Device.
Table 16 EEPROM Data File Information
ItemDescription
File NameBWDXINFO.INF
File Contents Text Format File written data for the EEPROM
Table 17 DT-300 USB Type “A” Pin Assignments
DT-300 USB Type “A” Connector
UBA-4R-D14T-4D (JST)
Pin No.Signal Name
1
VBUSOUT+5V
I/O
*
2DMIN/OUT USB Data3DPIN/OUT USB Data+
4Ground-
*. I/O (Input/Output) Terminals as viewed from outside the DT-300™ Device.
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8UNIT DIMENSIONS
DT-300 E
NTIRE UNIT OUTSIDE DIMENSIONS
Figure 55 illustrates the DT-300™ entire Unit outside dimensions.
All Dimension are
in Millimeters
Figure 55 DT-300 Download Tool Outside Dimensions
NOTE: The Destination Folder intended for download to the specific DT-300 Device must be EXACTLY as
shown in the Table 18 Column, including the “Space” existing before the word “System”.
Twenty (20) Software Programs can be saved in the DT-300 Destination Folder. If saving over twenty (20)
Software Programs in the DT-300 Device, the functions may not work properly.
9COMPATIBILITY
Table 18 lists the Validator Types compatible with the “BlueWaveDX” DT-300™ Device. Refer to the
“DT-300 Software Storage Destination Folder” Column to create the proper compatible Validator's
Destination Folder for each DT-3
Compatible
Validator
DIP Switch Settings are not required.
UBA Series
iVIZION Series
VEGA Series
TBV-100 Series
iPRO Series
UBA Series downloading is available when the DT-300 Status
is either “
necessary to set the DT-300 into “Download Mode”, set DIP
Switches #6, #7 & #8 to ON, and keep DIP Switches #1
through #5 in their OFF position.
Set DIP Switches #6, #7 & #8 to ON, and keep DIP Switches
#1 thr
Set DIP Switches #1, #7 & #8 to ON, and keep DIP Switches
#2 thr
Set DIP Switches #1, #6, #7 & #8 to ON, and keep DIP
Switches #2 th
DIP Switch Settings are not required.
iPRO Series downloading is available when the DT
is either “Download Mode” or not “Download Mode”. If it is
necessary to set the DT-300 into “Download Mode”, set DIP
Switches #6, #7 & #8 to ON, and keep DIP Switches #1
through #5 in their OFF position.
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NOTE: The Detailed Error Code “Dxxx” description is actually the same as the Error Code “Exxx” but
contains more information concerning the error.
10 ERROR CODES
This portion provides the Error Codes displayed on the LCD Display Screen when an error occurs.
B
OOTLOADER ERROR CODES
Table 19 lists the Bootloader Error Codes.
Table 19 Bootloader Error Codes
No.Error CodeError MessageDescriptionRemark
1E01
2E50System Error.There is no valid Main Application
3E51Battery Low!Battery EMPTY
4E52Update Error.Firmware File Version ErrorSame Version or old Version
5E53Update Error.Firmware File Open Error
6E54Update Error.Firmware File Access Error
7E55Update Error.Firmware File Format Error
8E56Update Error.Firmware File Write Error
9E57EEPROM Error.EEPROM Data File Open Error
10E58EEPROM Error.EEPROM Data File Access Error
11E59EEPROM Error.EEPROM Data File Format Error
12E60EEPROM Error.EEPROM Write Error
13E61SD Card Error.Card Information File Authentication Error
14E62SD Card Error.SD Card (MMC Driver) Initialize Error
15E63SD Card Error.SD Card Power Control Error
16E64SD Card Error.SD Card non-detection Error
17E65SD Card Error.SD Card removal-detection Error
18E66SD Card Error.SD Card (MMC Driver) Finalize Error
19E67SD Card Error.File Relative Initialize Error
20E68SD Card Error.File Relative Finalize Error
21E69System Error.Task Control Error
22E70System Error.Mail Box Control Error
Abnormal ParameterFor Debug
M
AINAPPLICATION ERROR CODES
The following two (2) MainApplication Error Code types exist:
Exxx: –Error Code identifying the Error condition.
•
•
Dxxx: –Detailed Error Code for identifying the Error Condition of the error source causing the Error
Code. The Detailed Error Code “
Dxxx” description is same as the Error Code “Exxx”.
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CE Warning
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the User may be
required to take adequate measures.
FCC WARNING
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.
FCC NOTICE
This equipment complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not
cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to
cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
IC NOTICE
This class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numerique de la classe A est conforme a la norme NMB-003 du Canada.