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TP-6461 1/08 31 Section 2 Controller Troubleshooting
Set Inputs/Outputs
B Y "
Main
Set
Main Board I/O
B Y "
Back
Set
Auxiliary I/O
B Y "
Back
Module 1
Type POB Addr 1
Status: Lost
B Y "
Back
Module 1
Uninstall Module
Yes
Save Back
Press the down arrow button to step to
the next module, if necessary.
Figure 2-14 Uninstall Module
6. Navigate to the Set Auxiliary I/O screen. See
Figure 2-14. Press the right arrow button to see the
status of module 1. Press the down arrow to step to
the next module, if necessary, until the screen
shows Status: Lost.
7. Press the right arrow button to move to the
Uninstall Module screen. Verify that the screen
says Uninstall Module Yes. (Press the open arrow
button to toggle no/yes, if neccessary.)
8. When Yes is displayed, press Save to uninstall the
module.
9. Repeat the uninstall procedure for additional
modules, if necessary.
Other Module Status Change Conditions
A “Module Status Change” message that cannot be
cleared as described above may indicate a failure of the
controller’s real-time clock.
Carefully follow the
procedures above to attempt to reset the fault. If the
fault cannot be reset, replace the controller’s logic
board. See Section 4.14.
2.7.3 Module Status Conflict
The message “Module Status Conflict” appears if one
type of module is replaced with another type of module
that has the same address. Follow the procedure below
to resolve the conflict.
Procedure to Clear a Module Status Conflict
1. Disconnect power to the transfer switch.
2. Disconnect the module.
3. Close the enclosure door and reconnect power to
the ATS. The display will show “Module Status
Change.”
4. Press the button labelled Reset. The display will
show Check Module Setup to Clear Fault.
5. Follow the procedure in Section 2.7.2 to uninstall
the module through the ATS controller keypad.
6. Disconnect power to the ATS.
7. Connect the new module.
8. Close the enclosure door and reonnect power to
the ATS. The display will show “Module Status
Change.” See Figure 2-12.
9. Press the button labeled Reset to display “Reset
New Module.” Press the reset button from that
screen. The controller will now recognize the new
module type.
10. Navigate to the Set Auxiliary I/O screen to check
the status and settings for the new module. See
Figure 2-14. Press the right arrow button to see the
status of module 1. Press the down arrow to step to
the next module, if necessary,
See the transfer switch Operation/Installation Manual
for instructions to assign programmable inputs and
outputs to I/O modules or assign functions to the audible
alarm for an Alarm Module.