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Appendix G
Error Messages
(not to be confused with Macintosh OS error message numbers)
Camera Errors
“Camera reported error: Busy”
e camera is busy doing something that prevents the requested action. is message is usually
encountered after exiting from a scan to the camera’s disk drive and subsequently attempting another
scan, or attempting to access the camera’s disk drive (from the File Manager) before the scan in prog
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ress is completed. If so, simply waiting until the scan in progress is complete should eliminate this
message. is message may also occur if the camera firmware fails to complete a scan for some other
reason, probably requiring a camera restart to fix.
“Camera reported error: Not Ready”
e camera is not ready to perform the requested action. is message may be encountered if the
camera’s internal disk drive does not initialize properly during camera startup. Subsequent attempts to
perform any operation requiring this disk drive will return a “not ready” error. e condition might
be corrected by quitting the camera software, restarting the camera, and waiting until the camera is
ready before launching the camera software.
“Camera reported error: No Room”
is error message is returned when the camera’s internal disk drive does not contain a single
“available” space large enough to hold the desired scan. e camera will not split an image across mul
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tiple smaller sections, which can lead to disk fragmentation. is error may be eliminated by deleting
enough image files from the camera disk to create a single space large enough for the desired scan.
Note that adjacent “available” spaces are immediately combined into a single larger space within the
camera, but the File Manager list will continue to show these as separate spaces until the File Manager
is exited and re-entered.
“Camera reported error: Conversion Error”
e camera controller returns this error when an incoming parameter value cannot be success-
fully converted to a number, possibly due to a corrupted data transfer. is message should never be
encountered in normal operation.