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QSI 500 SERIES USER GUIDE

Camera Hard Error State Indication

Flash Red: 2

Flash Yellow: N The number of yellow flashes of the Status Indicator specifies

the nature of the camera Hard Error. This code indicates the

technical nature of the problem.

Note: Neither class of error indications can be disabled with the Advanced

Dialog box. If you encounter any of these errors, make a record of the code

flashed by the Status Indicator. This information will be useful if you need to

contact QSI Customer Service.

Audible Beeper

There is a small beeper located inside the camera that is used to provide notification of

various events. Shortly after power is applied to the camera, the Beeper will make a short

“chirp” sound indicating that the camera is entering the Initialization mode. Once the camera

is fully operational the Beeper will make a “chirp-chirp” sound. At this point the camera is

ready to communicate over the USB connection to the computer.

The Beeper is also sounded in sequence with the Status Indicator when any sort of error

occurs. A long beep is sounded whenever the Status Indicator is displaying Red and a short

beep when displaying yellow. This audible alert is intended to alert the operator in case the

Status Indicator is not noticed or not visible.

Note: The Beeper disable function in the Advanced Dialog box does not apply to

power-on initialization or error notifications. These events are always

accompanied by the corresponding audible beeper sounds.

Imaging Application Messages

The imaging applications (MaxIm LE, MaxIm DL, CCDSoft, etc.) can display messages in

response to activities performed with the camera. Many of these messages have

straightforward text descriptions of the event. Others messages may include only a numeric

code. If you get a message indicating an error, record the text message or numeric code in

the event that you need to contact QSI Customer Support.

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