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Model 3000W1000B
Rev A 27
The fault table for all RF blocks is the same, however, they are offset by a value of 40 decimal (0028
hexadecimal). The following table is for RF block number 1 (B1). RF block number 2 (B2) for example, has
the same faults, but starts at 83 decimal (0053 hexadecimal).
xxxx
Dec Description
002b
43 PS2
002c
44 PS1
0030
48 Thermal A14
0031
49 Thermal A13
0032
50 Thermal A12
0033
51 Thermal A11
0034
52 Thermal A10
0035
53 Thermal A9
0036
54 Thermal A8
0037
55 Thermal A7
0038
56 Amp A14
0039
57 Amp A13
003a
58 Amp A12
003b
59 Amp A11
003c
60 Amp A10
003d
61 Amp A9
003e
62 Amp A8
003f
63 Amp A7
Example: To find out what faults have occurred, send the following query. FSTA?<LF>
Response: FSTA= 0002<LF> (Interlock Fault)
2.6.6.14 Operating Hours (RF On)
Query to get the RF On operating hours.
Syntax: OH?
Parameters: None
Response Format: OH=x<LF>
Where:
x = 0 to 100000
Units are Hours. Values can be up to six digits in length. Leading zeros are read as
spaces.
Example: To find out the RF On operating hours, send the following query.
OH?<LF>
Response: OH=<space><space><space><space>37<LF>
(The system has spent 37 Hours in an RF On state)