Polon-Alfa CDG 6000, Эксплуатационная и техническая документация

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12 ID-E364-001
BATTERY FAULTS
A
U
1 Internal battery resistance exceeded.
2 Charging time exceeded.
3 Battery voltage too low.
4 No battery.
CONTROL PANEL FAULTS
S U
1 No mains power supply.
2 No power supply of 27V detection line.
3 Damaged 12V output fuse.
4 Control panel internal memory fault.
5 MKA module does not respond.
DETECTOR LINE FAULTS
L
U
1 Undeclared components in the line.
2 Changed components in the line.
3 Line grounding.
4 Loop line open.
5 Line output short circuit.
6 Loop input short circuit.
7 Incorrect loop RC parameters.
4.2.4. Power supply state signaling
The control panel is fitted with two indicators which present the power supply state. The POWER
SUPPLY indicator presents the mains power supply state. Continuous light indicates correct mains
power supply, whereas intermittent light indicates no mains power supply.
The BATTERY indicator presents the internal battery state. Continuous light indicates battery
operation of the control panel, whereas intermittent light indicates battery fault. Short flashes of this
indicator inform about battery charging.
4.2.5. Detector localization
The control panel is equipped with a feature that localizes element in the line and activates signaling
LED in the detector. To activate this feature double click the required element with the left mouse
button in Detectors tab in the configuration dialog box. Activation of this feature is signaled with
circle in brackets icon as depicted in figure 4.2.5.2. To switch this feature off double click the element
again with left mouse button.
Put a magnet close to a detector near its label with magnet icon to display the number of this
element in the line with letter L as depicted in figure 4.2.5.1.
Fig. 4.2.5.1 The control panel screen when a magnet is close to detector number 14.