Return Value | Likely Cause |
0 | Function failed |
1 | Function succeeded |
158 | Serial port in use; select another port |
159 | Serial port not found; select another port |
160 | Unknown serial port error |
165 | Illegal stop-bits value; serial port settings incorrect |
166 | Illegal word length value; serial port settings incorrect |
167 | Illegal parity value; serial port settings incorrect |
168 | Illegal baud rate value; serial port settings incorrect |
169 | Serial port receive warning; check for noisy serial connection |
177 | Serial port receive time-out; check time-out value in use |
178 | Network/serial connection in use; close existing connection |
179 | Unable to initialize serial port |
180 | End of file found when not expected; corrupted object file |
181 | Bad file position found in file; corrupted object file |
182 | Bad file length; corrupted object file |
183 | Bad object record; corrupted object file |
184 | Not a DSO file; corrupted object file |
185 | DSO file has different architecture type than destination controller |
186 | Quickstep object (DSO) file not found |
187 | Quickstep file (DSP, FIG, TAB, or DSO) not found |
194 | Failed network connection; cannot access network |
195 | Unknown remote node; controller node cannot be found on network |
196 | Unsupported remote operation; cannot perform action over network |
205 | Bad response protocol; message not a binary protocol message |
206 | Bad response; message not for requested data |
214 | Bad response length; message fails length test |
215 | Bad response checksum; message does not pass checksum test |
216 | Out-of-range; data requested does not exist (e.g. Flag 33) |
235 | Network not ready; make sure network connection is in use |
236 | Network communications time-out; check time-out value in use |
246 | Windows timer not accessible |
255 | Unknown network error |