Honeywell HD6 Series, User Manual

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5.4 DIAGNOSTIC OPTIONS, CONTINUED
5.4.2 Error Table
The error table lists the 64 bytes (two digit
hexadecimal number) that have been entered
into the error table. Some errors are
represented by single bytes (2 digits) and
some are represented by 2 bytes (4 digits).
Not all entries are actual errors - some are
indications of such things as normal power
down and power up operations. (The codes
used in the error table can be seen by
selecting option 5 - Display Error Tbl. Codes.)
DIAGNOSTIC OPTIONS
1 Coordinates................................... OFF
2 Error Table..................................... OFF
3 Clear the Memory
4 Clear the Error Table
5 Display Error Tbl. Codes
6 Restore Default Settings
7 Reset Scan and Camera
8 Upload new firmware to HD6
ESC to Exit
Select 2 to turn the Error Table Display ON or
OFF.
5.4.3 Clear the Memory
Select 3 to clear the memory.
Select Y to clear the memory,
N to cancel, and Esc (F6 on HJZTP
controller)
to exit.
Rev. 1.02 38 900.0679
22-June-2006
Clearing the memory does not clear the
language selection or programmed privacy
zones.
To send the Yes or No command from the
HJZTP controller, press the
camera and
preset keys to scroll through the available characters on the LCD display. When Y or N
is flashing on the controller LCD, press the Aux key.
CLEAR MEMORY
****EXTREME CAUTION****
This will delete all of the
Alarms PreShots VectorScans and Sectors
that are stored in
memory. Are you sure you
want to do this? – Y/N
ESC to Exit
ERROR TABLE HAS BEEN CLEARED
5.4.4 Clear the Error Table
Select 4 to clear the error table.
The HD6 keeps track of the last 64 bytes of
errors and events that occurred during
operation of the unit. Selecting 4 clears the
table.