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RRC R902/12 - REV001A
SYSTEM ERRORS AND FAULTS - SIGNALS
SYSTEM ERRORS
During the start-up phase the radio receiver can display the presence of system errors.
Flash checksum error
If this error is detected on start-up, the ON/OFF LED fl ashes quickly.
In this case it is necessary to contact the after-sales assistance centre or Quick
®
customer service.
PROBLEMS WITH AUTOMATIC RESET
The reset for this class of problems takes place automatically, as soon as the cause of the problem disappears.
Low power supply voltage. Power supply voltage is less than 9.5 Vdc. When this signal is active, the
relays are deactive. The signal ends when power supply voltage is once again above 9.5 Vdc
SIGNALS
Receiver’s memory is full. The maximum number of transmitters has been reached (50). In order to
add more transmitters it is necessary to complete the memory erasing function (all previously stored
transmitter IDs will be erased).
Signal is only active during the or programming phase.
Transmitter code is already in memory. The signal for this problem is only active during the or
programming phase.
Transmitter ID is not valid. The transmitter cannot be coupled to the receiver in use.
Transmitter ID is not in memory. This signal is displayed when a correct transmitter ID is received but it is
not present in receiver’s memory.
This signal may appear when there is another RRC Quick
®
system operational in the surrounding area
The radio data packet received contains errors. The receiver has detected an error in the data packet
received due to the presence of interference. If this signal appears frequently, verify that the receiver has
been installed correctly.
RSSI level insuffi cient. The level of the radio signal received is below the threshold value of the selected
fi lter. Verify that the internal or external (if present) antenna has been installed correctly.
Translation function is not possible. The programming with translation function is not possible for the
transmitter type in use.
Display is only active during the programming function.
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