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Appendix “A”
Troubleshooting
PROBLEM: Zone 1 relay off, should be on
Cause(s): Relay found in the wrong state; circuitry
failure or relay failure.
Cure: Call for assistance.
PROBLEM: External relay contact welded/cut
Cause: External relay check input remained
open (0 volts) while the zone was de-
energized.
Cure: When the zone is de-energized (RED),
your external relay must close within
1/4 second.
PROBLEM: External relay contact short
Cause: External relay check input remained
closed (voltage applied) while the zone
was energized.
Cure: When the zone is energized, the
secondary pole of your external relay
(N.C.) must open up within 1/4 second.
PROBLEM: Mat # out of sequence
Cause: The master and slave processors
disagree on which sequence they are
on.
Cure: Could have an electrical noise problem
causing one of the processors to loose
sequence.
PROBLEM: Ram failure
Cause: Microprocessor failed the internal
memory test.
Cure: Call for assistance.
PROBLEM: Power failure
Cause: Circuitry failure; brown out.
Cure: Call for assistance.
PROBLEM: Watchdog failure
Cause: Watchdog circuitry failure.
Cure: Call for assistance.
PROBLEM: Serial data corrupted
Cause: Electrical noise getting into the control
box causing one of the computer to
reset.
Cure: Place MOV’s across the coil of any
device (outside this control) switched
on/off by the relay outputs of this
controller.
PROBLEM: Serial data transmission incomplete
Cause: Electrical noise getting into the control
box causing one of the computer to
reset.
Cure: Place MOV’s across the coil of any
device (outside this control) switched
on/off by the relay outputs of this
controller.
PROBLEM: Master relay on, Slave relay off
Cause(s): The master processor disagrees with
the slave.
Cure: Call for assistance.
PROBLEM: Slave relay on, Master relay off
Cause: The slave processor disagrees with the
master.
Cure: Call for assistance.
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