Precor TRM 811.v2, Руководство по обслуживанию

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CAUTION
note
Swapping a Motor Controller from a good unit into a bad unit could damage the
Motor Controller from the good unit. If the control module that is being swapped
may have a defect and could damage components in the good unit. This could
potentially produce two bad units instead of one.
Error Codes
The system generates error codes and stores those codes in a block of memory known as the
ERROR LOG. The error is entered into the ERROR LOG when it detects conditions that are
defined in the error reporting software. On the P80 the errors are located, along with software
events, in an EVENT LOG. The ERROR LOG (P10/P30) displays the 30 most recent errors, with
error location one being the most recent. The EVENT LOG (P80) stores data from events over
the last 30 days. The EVENT LOG is only accessible via the Diagnostics mode.
The error codes are useful in isolating certain system issues. In a fault state the error will be
recorded if the values are different from the previous (odometer, hour meter, etc.). If two exact
same faults happen within a short time frame, without any belt movement, only the first one will
be recorded. Not all system issues will generate an error code, and only the errors that can be
generated in the treadmill will be described in this manual.
To review the error log on a P10 or P30, press and hold the reset key or the Stop switch for at
least 6 seconds. If there are errors logged, this action will take you into the error log. If there are
no errors STUCK KEY will be displayed. The error log can also be accessed through the
Information Display by pressing Stop, Pause, or Reset, then the numbers 6, 5.