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Troubleshooting
Possible System Issues
Checking Battery Status
Press the battery button on the sensor and observe the number of amber LEDs lit:
0= No Charge/Dead Battery
1= Low Charge
2= Half Charge
3= ¾ Charge
4= Full Charge
Battery Charge is Low Recharge the battery using the supplied USB cable from the PC.
Sensor and DCM are not
communicating
While communicating with the DCM, the sensor uses a default frequency of 2412 MHz.
If this frequency is shifted on only one of the two (sensor or DCM) they will not be able to
communicate. When this happens, disconnect the DCM from the PC and press and hold
the power and the zero buttons on the sensor until the red and green LEDs turn on and off.
This resets the sensor’s frequency to the default value and allows communication when the
DCM is turned on.
Red LED (above the Zero button) is ON
This indicates a general error in the sensor, shown also as a text message under Last Error
fi eld (in the iPecs Status area in the s DCM Connection Status window). The error condition
can usually be corrected/cleared by sending the Clear Errors command within the s
iPecs Lab software. Refer to the software function Command/Send (section 6) .
Supply Voltage Too Low
The supply voltage needs to be corrected.
Recharge the sensor, refer to
Charging the
iPecs Lab sensor (section 4) .
Force or Moment Management Saturation
You have exceeded the 800 lb load limit. To
clear errors, refer to the software function
Command/Send (section 6) .
All other errors
Contact College Park Technical Support
at techsupport@college-park.com or call
800.728.2950