To Perform a Control Panel Display Test
The control panel display test allows you to test the color
pixel functionality of all the displays and mnemonics on
the control panel. Each display and mnemonic on the
control panel is illuminate, and then transitions to the
next color, cycling through the different colors. The
brightness of the displays and mnemonics is also cycled
between max and min brightness.
1.
Press
HOME
>
More
>
Diagnostics
>
Panel
Diagnostics
>
Module Test
>
Display Test
.
2.
Confirm that all displays and mnemonics are
changing at the same time, and that the colors and
brightness are consistent.
To Perform a Knob Test
The knob test allows you to test the functionality of the
knobs of the control panel.
1.
Press
HOME
>
More
>
Diagnostics
>
Panel
Diagnostics
>
Module Test
>
Knob Test
.
2.
Press
Change Only
.
3.
Rotate the knob that you want to test.
An illustration of the knob is shown on the menu
and the position graph is updated as the knob is
rotated.
4.
Press the knob that you want to test.
The text below the illustration of the knob changes
from Up to Down when the knob is pressed.
To Perform a Module Memory Test
The module memory test allows you to test the integrity
of the button and mnemonic memory used in a module.
Press
HOME
>
More
>
Diagnostics
>
Panel
Diagnostics
>
Module Test
>
Memory Test
.
The switcher tests each module on the control panel,
including the touchscreen display, and report any errors
on the menu.
To Perform an Audio Fader Test
The Audio Fader test allows you to test the functionality
of the audio faders on the Audio Control module. This
test moves the audio faders on the menu and on the
module, and shows you which audio fader is currently
being touched.
1.
Press
HOME
>
More
>
Diagnostics
>
Panel
Diagnostics
>
Module Test
>
Audio Fader
.
2.
Use the
Link/Nodes
knob to select the Audio
Control module that you want to test.
3.
Move each audio fader on the Audio Control module
and confirm that the menu shows the correct position
of the slider. As you touch each audio fader, a finger
icon appears below that fader on the menu.
4.
Press
Up
,
Down
, or
Wave
to run one of the
automated tests.
•
Up
— all the audio faders on the module move
to the top position.
•
Down
— all the audio faders on the module
move to the bottom position.
•
Wave
— all the audio faders on the module
move up and down in a wave pattern.
Control Panel Power Supply Failure
The Acuity control panel can have a maximum of two
power supply modules. Each power supply module can
contain up to two power supplies. A failure of one of the
power supplies in the power supply module requires the
replacement of the entire module.
When a control panel power supply or cooling fan fails,
the switcher identifies the failed component on the Status
menu. Use this information to trouble-shoot the power
supply module and replace it if required.
To Identify a Failed Power Supply
When the switcher reports that a power supply has failed,
the failure could be in the power supply, or in the power
distribution board for the control panel.
1.
Press
HOME
>
Status
and identify which power
supply is reporting a failure.
If you have the Redundant Power option installed,
power supplies 1 and 2 are located in the Primary
Power Supply module and power supplies 3 and 4
are located in the Secondary Power Supply module.
If you do not have the Redundant Power option, only
the Primary Power Supply module is present with
power supplies 1 and 2.
Secondary
Primary
Figure 19: Power Supply Modules
2.
Check the AC power cords for the failed Power
Supply module. Ensure that they are securely
plugged into the control panel power supply, as well
as the power outlet.
3.
If each Power Supply is connected to a separate
circuit, check that there has not been an interruption
to the AC power for the failed power supply.
4.
Lift up on the control panel lid to gain access to the
control panel tub.
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