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V2.1
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock. De-energize the unit by disconnecting all incoming
sources of power, then wait 30 minutes for internal charges to dissipate before servicing
the equipment.
Fault Log
The Fault Log records faults with number of occurrences. To access the Fault Log, wire a
dry contact switch between AUX3 and COM (now called SW3), and wire a dry contact
switch between AUX4 and COM (now called SW4). Standard light switches will work. Next,
set SW3 and SW4 per
Table 24
. There are two fault logs
– Master and User Fault Log.
Master Fault Log:
A non-resettable count of all faults over the life of the main circuit board
User Fault Log:
A resettable count of faults. Each fault type is limited to a count of 10. On the 11
th
fault, the unit will display the appropriate fault and the LCD screen will display
“RESET? PWR CYCLE”.
Power cycling the unit will reset the fault back to zero.
Table 24
– Modes for SW3 and SW4 (ON = up, OFF = down)
SW3
SW4
Result
OFF
OFF
Factory default: LCD screen will scroll various operating
parameters
– UNIT WILL OPERATE WHILE IN THIS MODE
ON
OFF
LCD screen will show Master Fault Log (non-resettable count of
all faults) UNIT
WILL NOT
OPERATE WHILE IN THIS MODE
ON
ON
LCD screen will show User Fault Log (resettable count of all
faults) UNIT
WILL NOT
OPERATE WHILE IN THIS MODE
OFF
ON
Reserved
Summary of Contents for Phase Perfect PT007
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