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= End Frequency is too high for selected equipment. | = End Frequency is too high for selected equipment. Usable frequency range of '<device>' is from <start-frequency> until <stop-frequency> = | ||
The test is configured to test for a certain frequency range. However during the initialization of the test, [[RadiMation]] has detected that one of the devices that is selected in the selected test-site is limiting the usable frequency range to the shown <MAXIMUM>. | The test is configured to test for a certain frequency range. However during the initialization of the test, [[RadiMation]] has detected that one of the devices that is selected in the selected test-site is limiting the usable frequency range to the shown <MAXIMUM>. | ||
All device drivers contain the usable frequency, in which they can be used to perform the test. One of those device is limiting the frequency range for which the test can be performed. | All device drivers contain the usable frequency, in which they can be used to perform the test. One of those device is limiting the frequency range for which the test can be performed. Be aware that correction files attached to these devices can restrict the frequency range of the device. So if you use a smaller range then the device to correct, this will be the range you can use. | ||
== Solution == | == Solution == | ||
* Select another device in the test-site replacing the device that is limiting the frequency range | * Select another device in the test-site replacing the device that is limiting the frequency range | ||
* Reduce the frequency range | * Reduce the frequency range of the test. For example by increasing the start frequency of the test, or decreasing the stop frequency of the test | ||
* Extend the allowed frequency range of the device. | |||
* Check the minimum and maximum values in the frequency column of the correction files attached to the device. | |||
* To find out the device that is causing the problems, some devices can be replaced by 'Virtual' equipment, until the error is not shown anymore. All Virtual equipment is usable from {{MinimumFrequency}} to {{MaximumFrequency}}. | * To find out the device that is causing the problems, some devices can be replaced by 'Virtual' equipment, until the error is not shown anymore. All Virtual equipment is usable from {{MinimumFrequency}} to {{MaximumFrequency}}. | ||
[[Category:RadiMation Error]] | [[Category:RadiMation Error]] | ||
[[Category:RadiMation]] | [[Category:RadiMation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:49, 12 June 2019
End Frequency is too high for selected equipment. Usable frequency range of '<device>' is from <start-frequency> until <stop-frequency>
The test is configured to test for a certain frequency range. However during the initialization of the test, RadiMation has detected that one of the devices that is selected in the selected test-site is limiting the usable frequency range to the shown <MAXIMUM>.
All device drivers contain the usable frequency, in which they can be used to perform the test. One of those device is limiting the frequency range for which the test can be performed. Be aware that correction files attached to these devices can restrict the frequency range of the device. So if you use a smaller range then the device to correct, this will be the range you can use.
Solution
- Select another device in the test-site replacing the device that is limiting the frequency range
- Reduce the frequency range of the test. For example by increasing the start frequency of the test, or decreasing the stop frequency of the test
- Extend the allowed frequency range of the device.
- Check the minimum and maximum values in the frequency column of the correction files attached to the device.
- To find out the device that is causing the problems, some devices can be replaced by 'Virtual' equipment, until the error is not shown anymore. All Virtual equipment is usable from 1 Hz to 40 GHz.