Cadac J-Type, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Revision J2005-2 J-Type
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If any of the following errors occur it will usually be after power-up (or RESET) when
the CCM tests its own internal memory and hardware device. The CCM will display a
message and flash all of the keypad buttons to attract the user’s attention. The CCM
will continue its normal function after the user has pressed a button to acknowledge
the fault report.
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When the CCM starts it checks its battery backed memory. Several different tests are
performed and if any of them fails this error is reported and logged.
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A special area of the battery backed memory stores the console’s “mapping informa-
tion”. If this area is found to be corrupted, then this error is reported and logged. The
user will then have to map the console to reset this information, please see the oper-
ating manual for instructions.
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It is possible for the user to clear all the battery backed memory if it is suspected of
being corrupted. Hold the P and N buttons down and RESET the CCM, keep the P
and N buttons held down until the CCM displays the message “Manual Reset”. The
buttons may then be released and the CCM displays the message “Maps lost”.
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There is a wire in the data communication bus that is used by some of the program-
mable modules to request attention from the CCM. It is normally held at logic high
and if it is pulled low then the CCM searches through the for one that requires atten-
tion. When the CCM starts it will perform any necessary function to clear all modules
that may be requesting attention, if the attention line is then still seen to be logic low,
the CCM will report this error meaning that pin 23 or U1 appears to be held low.
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When the CCM first starts running, it will try to exchange a message with the “motor
fader communication processor” and if it is not successful it will report this error.
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Sometimes an error is found during the start-up procedure which can be corrected
by the software, but it is still reported to the User for information. The message will
stay on the display for 1 to 2 seconds and then clear automatically. The same mes-
sage is recorded in the error log.
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There are 10 local memories and several other “pages” of information in the battery
backed memory. If any are found to be corrupt then a report is raised where n is the
relevant page number from 0 to F (hexadecimal).
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These errors will display a message on the CCM display, which may stop the opera-
tor for 1 or 2 seconds, because some piece of data was found to be corrupt. This will
most likely mean that a Cue was not performed as intended. The system will con-
tinue operating after the error message has been displayed.
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The CCM has tried to add an error report to the Error log but it is full. There is space
sufficient for 1000 reports in the error log, but it is possible for this to fill up over the
life of a product. If this error occurs the user should empty the Error Log and refer to
the User Manual for instructions.
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