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Load/Unload Problems

Boards :

 

 

Problem Solution

DDB card failure -
The DDB doesn’t respond

  1. Re Load the DDB altera use send all button

(Add pic of DDB board as link).

  1. Check if the GUI in the machine is defined correctly to Tsp./ Vlsi.

(Add pic of screen processor type as link).

You need to make sure that it defines correctly.

  1. Check all the wiring from the DDB to the boards in the L-Box.

(Add pic of tsp1, 2 as link).

  1. Run Diagnostic to the Board.

  2. Reload the version.

  3. Check the NUC comp level it should be N.

  4. Replace the DDB board.
MCF board folder is empty.
  1. Reload the software

  2. Reload the registry

  3. Reload the database.

MCF card start up error. Restart the machine. Check if the error occurs again. If it does, replace the board.

Communication problems Between the Machine to the Brisque.

  1. Check the network cable and the wiring of the Tsp. / Vlsi to the machine.

  2. Check the TCP-IP definition at the PC.

(Link to file Tcp ip connectivity)

  1. Perform configuration.

     If it’s Vlsi do ‘Mon4’.

     If it’s Tsp. do ‘MonNsp’.

  1. Do Ping to the machine.
Local board gives error “put and get..” See Tip No 6.
CPU bios is corrupt.
  1. Configure the CPU bios after replacing the board.

DDB returns illegal buffer error message. See Tip No 41.
Brisque gives communication error messages

TSP / Vlsi Error message that may appear

5151, 5152, 5153, 5154, 5155

See the following instructions

Start up problems with the Lotem application.
  1. Replace the NUC board.

  2. Try to re plug the boards and wiring .It might be a communication problem between the boards.
Expose parameters are not valid Check that the parameter "IO OBJECTS\ DDB CARDS\ DDB Card\ Minimum DDB
Divider" should be always 1.

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