STAR*NET V6 - Circe

Appendix D Error and Warning Messages
Could Not Compute Approximate Coordinates for Following Stations:
Could Not Compute Approximate Elevations for Following Stations:
Coordinates (or elevations in 3D adjustments) could not be automatically computed for
the stations listed. There may not be enough observational data to create them. For
certain types of data configurations, you may have to enter approximate coordinates for
some or all stations in the network. For example, a trilateration network needs fixed or
approximate coordinates for all stations. This error can also be caused by naming
inconsistencies in the data. For example, if you name a point as “JOHN” in one
observation line, and “John” in another, this will cause problems.
Data Type Code Not Recognized
A data line begins with a data type code not recognized by the program.
2D/3D/3R Dimension Changed During Current Traverse
Mapmode Changed During Current Traverse
You cannot turn the inline “.MAPMODE” on or off within a traverse. The mode may be
changed before the “TB” line or after the “TE” line.
Duplicate Names in AT, FROM, or TO Stations
All names in AT-FROM-TO or FROM-TO station strings must be different.
Excess or Unrecognizable Input Data
A line of data contains more items than it should have for the specified data type, or a
data item was encountered that STAR*NET did not know how to interpret. For example,
on a 2D Measure “M” line, the program expects two observations plus either, two
standard error values, or none. But in this case if only one such item was found, this error
message would occur because the data item is unrecognizable. This error will often occur
if you forget to properly set whether a job is a 2D or 3D job in the Adjustment Options,
and you end up entering data of another dimention type the program cannot understand.
Fatal Floating Point Error While Processing Station
A math error, usually caused by a divide by zero, was encountered during processing.
Although STAR*NET tries to trap all such errors, sometimes the problem occurs. Check
your data for any unusual situations to see if you can determine the problem. If you
cannot, contact technical support at Starplus Software for assistance.
Inline Option Code Not Recognized
Inline Option Code Not Unique
An inline option code is either not one recognized by the program, or is abbreviated
using too few letters such that it is not unique.
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