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Appendix D. MVS-<strong>STX</strong> Error Messages<br />

Solution<br />

Verify the correct amount of material was<br />

actually moved. Recalibrate when possible<br />

with a larger movement of material.<br />

9. <strong>Signal</strong> Processor All Hidden<br />

Explanation<br />

Vessel monitoring results are not shown on<br />

the display because all channels are hidden.<br />

Solution<br />

Display all hidden channels again by<br />

disabling Hide:<br />

A. Put the MVS in Manual Mode.<br />

B. Press the Shift Key (Shift LED illuminated)<br />

<strong>and</strong> then press the ‘9’ Key.<br />

C. The display acknowledges Hide<br />

is disabled.<br />

10. Units Overrange<br />

Explanation<br />

The calculated gross or net weight exceeds<br />

six active digits (999999).<br />

Solutions<br />

Note<br />

Write down all existing system<br />

parameters before you change Form or<br />

Units. If you change Form or Units you<br />

must adjust system parameters to<br />

correspond to the new Form or Units.<br />

A. Check Form. A Form of xxx.xx yields a<br />

maximum value of 999.999, while a Form<br />

of xxxxx00 yields a maximum value of<br />

99999900. Ensure Form is consistent<br />

with the maximum expected value.<br />

B. Check Units. For example, a value in<br />

tons is 2000 times greater than a value in<br />

pounds; a value in barrels is 42 times<br />

greater than a value in gallons. Make<br />

sure that Units are consistent with the<br />

maximum expected value.<br />

C. Check the calibration. Recalibrate<br />

if required.<br />

11. Math Channel Overrange<br />

ChXX<br />

Explanation<br />

This applies to math channels only. It<br />

indicates one of the sensor input channels<br />

used in the math formula is above<br />

2,097,151 counts (if +) or 0 (if -). There will<br />

be a corresponding Units Overrange error<br />

message on the sensor channel.<br />

Solution<br />

Determine which of the sensor input channels<br />

has the overrange problem by scrolling to<br />

each input channel to see if the Overrange<br />

Error message is displayed. Then, see Units<br />

Overrange above for correcting the problem.<br />

12. Math Channel Units Over<br />

ChXX<br />

Explanation<br />

This applies to math channels only. It indicates<br />

the calculated net or gross weight from<br />

one or more of the sensor input channels<br />

used in the math formula exceeds six active<br />

digits (999999). There will be a corresponding<br />

Units Overrange error message on the<br />

sensor channel.<br />

Solution<br />

Determine which of the input channels has<br />

the problem by scrolling to each input<br />

channel to see which has the Units<br />

Overrange message displayed. Then,<br />

see Units Overrange above for correcting<br />

the problem.<br />

13. Math Error # or<br />

Script Compile Error #<br />

Explanation<br />

These apply to math channels only. They<br />

indicate a problem with the input equation.<br />

Solution<br />

See Chapter 9, MVS-<strong>STX</strong> Math Channels,<br />

for a detailed list of math error messages<br />

<strong>and</strong> solutions.<br />

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