Only one output can be attached to an input terminal.
Bad or missing plotting data. -
A frequency respose plot is being attempted with no parameters entered for the x axes.
Cannot attach an output to another output. -
Self╨explanatory.
Cannot copy module parameters, only picture. -
The Clipboard is limited by RAM. Normally, Cutting or Copying modules transfers parameters and simulation results (for storage scopes). If this message appears, only the picture is being transferred to the Clipboard or the Scrapbook.
Cannot find printer driver on disk. -
The ImageWriter or LaserWriter driver is not on the same disk as DesignScope.
Cannot open more than four windows. -
Self╨explanatory.
Cannot paste. Too many modules. -
A paste command that would result in more than 254 modules in a window is being attempted.
Cannot use the same storage scope as input and output. -
A storage scope can be used as either an input plotter or an output generator. But it cannot be used as both at the same time.
Clipboard is too large. Select fewer modules. -
The clipboard is limited by RAM as well. Free up memory in the manner as suggested for the error message "No more memory..."
Data causes the filter order to be greater than a maximum of sixteen. -
A sharp transition filter with an order greater than sixteen is being designed.
Inconsistent data for filter type. -
Data entered in QuickFilter is not consistent with selection lowpass, highpass, bandpass, notch, Butterworth, elliptical, etc.
I/O error. -
This is a media failure error. Stop using the disk and transfer files and application, if possible, to a fresh disk.
No filter data. Cannot plot. -
A frequency response is being requested for a filter that does not have sufficient parameters entered.
No more memory for simulation. Click OK and save files as desired. -
This error message comes up when the Macintosh System makes an unexpected call for more memory and not enough is available. In this case, the only recourse is to save any changed files, restart the program and try to trim memory requirements. See the Memory Tips help file.
No more memory. Remove some modules. -
DesignScope is limited by the RAM in your computer. Delay lines and storage scopes are particularly memory intensive. See the Memory Tips help file.
Not enough memory or not enough room on data disk to print. -
The print routines need more memory and/or disk space to work properly. The disk used for printing is the disk that was used to save a file. If no file was saved, the disk with the application is used. See Memory Tips help file.
Missing data. Press Cancel or enter data. -
This appears when either the Run Simulation or QuickFilter dialog boxes are trying to be used with insufficient data. Press Cancel to escape.
Missing or bad data in selected modules. -
Self-explanatory. Close the storage scope dialog box. The problem modules are highlighted (selected).
This connection has already been made. -
A connection is being replicated.
This connection has already been made somewhere else. -
When connecting the inputs for several modules (to be fed from a common output wire), a loop of inputs has been made.
Too many modules. Remove some. -
Only 254 can be placed in a single Design Scope window.
Too many nodes used. Remove some modules. -
A node is an output of a module that is connected to a single input or multiple inputs. A maximum of 254 nodes per window is the maximum.
Too many steps. 1,000,000 is the maximum. -
Either of the Autosteps settings can calculate a required number of steps in excess of 1,000,000. Either set steps to Manual, and enter a number less than 1,000,000, or reduce the time of the simulation.
Too many wires. Three max per connector. -
Only three wires can be attached to any output terminal. (Note, however, that one wire coming from an output terminal can daisy-chain to an unlimited number of input terminals).
