Maxcess Fife Polaris DP-20, Руководство пользователя

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DP-20 WEB GUIDE CONTROLLER USER MANUAL
www.maxcessintl.com DP-20 MI 1-862 1 F
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EEPROM WRITE fault (007). An error was detected while writting to
the EEPROM. Press the ENTER key to exit the fault screen. Repeat
the last performed procedure. If the fault persists, the unit must be
repaired.
WATCHDOG RESET fault (008). An unexpected watchdog reset was
detected. XX at the left end of line 1 is a code that indicates the source
of the fault. Press the ENTER key to exit the fault screen and continue
using the unit. If the fault persists, the unit must be repaired.
EXTERNAL DAC fault (009). This fault may occur during Sensor
Calibration. Press the ENTER key to exit the fault screen. Repeat the
last performed procedure. If the fault persists, the unit must be
repaired.
MEMORY ALLOC. fault (010). This indicates that a Memory Allocation
error has occurred. Press the ENTER key to exit the fault screen. Cycle
the power to the unit. If the fault persists, the unit must be repaired.
EEPROM BUSY fault (011). This fault indicates that the EEPROM was
busy when a memory write was attempted. Press the ENTER key to
exit the fault screen. Repeat the last performed procedure. If the fault
persists, the unit must be repaired.
Return Shipment Instructions
If it is necessary to return the Polaris DP-20 to Maxcess for service, care must be taken to properly
package the unit to prevent damage during shipment. Pay particular attention to the power
receptacle on the rear panel of the unit. If the rubber cover for the power receptacle was kept from
the original receipt of the unit, place it over the power receptacle to protect the protruding pins. If
the rubber cover is not available, place sufficient packing material around the power receptacle
to protect it during shipment.
3A.0.007
<<< FAULT >>>
EEPROM WRITE
PRESS èéê
XX 3A.0.008
<<< FAULT >>>
WATCHDOG RESET
PRESS èéê
3A.0.011
<<< FAULT >>>
EEPROM BUSY
PRESS èéê
3A.0.009
<<< FAULT >>>
EXTERNAL DAC
PRESS èéê
3A.0.010
<<< FAULT >>>
MEMORY ALLOC.
PRESS èéê