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3.7.1.1 Circuit Voltage Self-diagnosis (Circuit voltage)
① Click "Diag/Service (T)" from the menu, and select "Circuit voltage" from the list of "Self diag",
then the following window (Fig. 70) will be displayed.
Fig.70
② In this step, circuit voltage is monitored. Click "Start" , and a massage box (Fig. 71) will be
displayed. click "OK" to start diagnosis.
③ During diagnosis, a message, "Executing self diagnosis now ... " is displayed at the bottom of the
window as shown in Fig. 72. If the diagnosis indicates normal, "Good" is displayed. If the diagnosis
indicates abnormal, "Fail" is displayed.
④ To stop diagnosis, click the "Stop" button. A message box will be shown (Fig. 73). Then click
"OK" .
Fig.73
⑤ The window for setting item is displayed. To exit, click "Cancel" .
3.7.1 Self-diagnosis (Self diag)
These functions are used to self-diagnose the transmitter.
Fig.71
Fig.72
"+5V" ... Voltage at detector point +5V
"+15V" ... Voltage at detector point +15V
"-15V" ... Voltage at detector point -15V