Self-diagnostics, Error messaging/text messages, Self-diagnostics error messaging/text messages – Vaisala WXT520 User Manual

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Chapter 10 __________________________________________________________ Troubleshooting

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Self-Diagnostics

Error Messaging/Text Messages

WXT520 sends a text message when certain type of errors occur. This
function works in all communication modes except in the SDI-12 mode.
You may disable error messaging by using the supervisor message aSU,
S=N
, see

Changing the Settings (aSU) on page 125

.

Examples:

0R1!0TX,Unable to measure error<cr><lf> (request of wind data
while all the wind parameters were disabled from the wind message)

1XU!0TX,Sync/address error<cr><lf> (wrong device address. Ask
the correct address with ? or ?! command.

0XP!0TX,Unknown cmd error<cr><lf>

Data messages are not in
expected format.

The communication protocol
may not be the one you want.

Check the communication
protocol of the device by using
the Vaisala Configuration Tool or
any terminal with command
aXU,M! (SDI-12)
aXU,M<cr><lf> (ASCII/NMEA)
and change it if needed. See

Chapter 6, Connection Options,
on page 55

.

Some parameters are missing
from the data messages.

The formatting of the data
messages is not what you
expect.

Format the data messages of the
concern by using the Vaisala
Configuration Tool or any
terminal program. See

Chapter

8, Sensor and Data Message
Settings, on page 107

.

An error message as a response
to a command.

See section

Error Messaging/

Text Messages on page 135

.

See section

Error Messaging/

Text Messages on page 135

.

WXT520 keeps sending the
message "TX Sync/address
error".

The polling address and
WXT520 address do not match.
The WXT520 is on an RS-485
bus with other polled devices
and Error Messages are
enabled.

Set correct address either for the
WXT520 or to the polling
request.
Disable the Error Messages with
the command aSU,S=N <crlf>.

Table 10

Communication Problems (Continued)

Problem

Possible causes

Action(s)

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