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5. Troubleshooting
Code 8605: “Check ambient temperature” (Error)
Situation
Solution
Ambient temperature high.
Check ambient temperature. The ambient temperature must be between 10°C (50°F)
and 40°C (104°F).
Code 8620: “no signal shutdown” (Info)
Situation
Solution
The projector has automatically shut
down because no input signal was
detected for a certain period on any
of the input slots.
If this situation is not desired switch off the automatically shut down option in the projector
software. See installation manual of the HDF projector.
Code 8621: “No dmx shutdown” (Info)
Situation
Solution
The projector has automatically shut
down because no DMX signal was
detected for a certain period on XLR
communication port.
If this situation is not desired switch off the automatically shut down option in the projector
software. See installation manual of the HDF projector.
Code 8700: “Lamp not inserted” (Error)
Situation
Solution
The Lamp House is not correctly
installed.
Check if the Lamp House is properly installed. Make sure that all three
fi
xation screws
(reference 1, 2 & 3 image 5-36) of the Lamp House are fastened. See installation
procedure "Lamp and lamp house", page 117.
Damaged Lamp Info module
sockets.
1.
Check if the blue socket at the front of the Lamp House (reference 1 image 5-11) is
not damaged. If damaged, replace the Lamp Info module. See "Lamp info module
replacement", page 138.
2.
Check if the blue socket inside the Lamp House compartment (reference 2
image 5-12) is not damaged. If damaged, replace the main wire tree.
Wire unit of the Lamp Info module
socket is disconnected from the
Power Backplane.
Reconnect the wire unit (reference 6 image 5-42) with the Power Distribution board.
Malfunction Lamp Info Module .
The projector can not read from the
installed Lamp Info Module.
In case no other “board read errors” appears, replace the Lamp House. The Lamp Info
Module is located inside the Lamp House, behind the blue socket. See "Lamp and
lamp house", page 117
Malfunction internal RS485
communication line. The FCB, MCB
and CLO also reports “read errors”.
Disconnect the boards one by one from the internal RS485 line until this error disappears.
Replace the board which makes this error goes away. See chapter "Projector block
diagram", page 15, to know which boards are using the internal RS485 communication
line. If the problem remains replace the PMP.
Code 8701: “Tilt orientation invalid” (Error)
Situation
Solution
The projector is tilted in a position
which is not allowed.
Ensure that the right side (input side) of the projector doesn’t face the
fl
oor. To know the
exact tilting range see installation manual of the HDF projector.
Code 8702: “Engine not connected” (Error)
Situation
Solution
One or more of the six data wire
units are disconnected between the
PMP board and Light Processor.
Ensure that all six wire units between the PMP board and Light Processor satellite
boards are properly connected.
Code 8703: “Cooling startup failed” (Error)
Situation
Solution
One of the projector cooling systems
fails which disable the start up of the
lamp.
Check for
fi
lthy dust
fi
lters, blocked air inlets and outlets, liquid cooling level, etc. Check
also other error/warning messages. See projector noti
fi
cations.
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