Detail Of Alarms On The Bm 3616 Consoles; Detail Of Alarms On The A.c.u.s - Mackie RCF RX 3000 Instructions D'emploi

DETAIL OF ALARMS ON THE BM 3616 CONSOLES

SYSTEM ALARMS OVERVIEW
GPI PROCESSORS
DIG. CONSOLLES
PRESS F1 TO VIEW CURRENT ALARMS
For a detailed report on the current status of alarms related to the BM 3616 digital consoles, from the ALARMS menu of the control unit, use
the ↑ / ↓ and/or pag ↑ / pag ↓ keys to move the selection point to the DIG. CONSOLLES submenu and press ENTER. The fields described
below appear on the control unit display.
CONSOLLE Indicates the identification number of the BM 3616 digital console; this number is set locally on the console by means of
the address assignment procedure (see the installation and operation manual for the BM 3616 console).
REV Indicates the software version of the console.
COM Indicates an alarm caused by a communication problem between the console and the control unit. When the alarm is acti-
ve, the symbol X is shown in the field.
EEP Indicates an alarm caused by a failure or defective operation of the console's EEPROM memory. When the alarm is active,
the symbol X is shown in the field.
RST Indicates an alarm caused by the reset of the console microprocessor for reinitializing its operation ("watchdog" function).
When the alarm is active, the symbol X is shown in the field.
POW Indicates an alarm caused by a power supply voltage to the console that is too low or absent. When the alarm is active, the
symbol X is shown in the field.
KO Indicates an alarm caused by the removal of the console (e.g. for repairs). In this condition, the console no longer commu-
nicates with the CP 3100 control unit, and the control of all the other alarms causes is suspended. To use the previously re-
moved console again, the system must be reconfigured as described in the section STORING A CONFIGURATION. When
the alarm is active, the symbol X is shown in the field.
To display the next or previous BM 3616 digital consoles, press the ↑ / ↓ and/or pag ↑ / pag ↓ keys.
CONSOLLE REV
1 1.0
2 1.0
3 1.0
CONSOLLE REV
4 1.0
5 1.0
6 1.0
To exit from the submenu, press ESC.

DETAIL OF ALARMS ON THE A.C.U.s

SYSTEM ALARMS OVERVIEW
(ACU) AMPLIFIERS
GPI ALARMS
PRESS F1 TO VIEW CURRENT ALARMS
For a detailed report on the current status of alarms related to the A.C.U.s (see the section AMPLIFIER CONTROL UNITS), from the ALARMS
menu of the control unit, use the ↑ / ↓ and/or pag ↑ / pag ↓ keys to move the selection point to the AMPLIFIERS submenu and press EN-
TER. The fields described below appear on the control unit display.
ACU N. Indicates the identification number of the A.C.U. (RB 3300 back-amplifier board). The indication is sequential and is related
to the address assigned to the A.C.U. in the installation phase: the number 1 corresponds to the A.C.U. with address "0";
the number 120 corresponds to the A.C.U. with address 119.
REV Indicates the software version of the A.C.U.
COM Indicates an alarm caused by a communication problem between the A.C.U. and the CP 3100 control unit. When the alarm
is active, the symbol X is shown in the field.
LFT This alarm is only signalled if the A.C.U. is equipped with the optional SB 3320 FAULT DETECTOR board. It indicates one
or more faulty signals on the audio line for speakers connected to the output of the amplifier controlled by the A.C.U.; e.g.
a short circuit between the two conductors of the line, an interruption of the line, a short circuit between the line and the
earth circuit (see the section LINE FAULT FUNCTION). When the alarm is active, the symbol X is shown in the field.
PAF This alarm is only signalled if the A.C.U. is equipped with the optional SB 3320 FAULT DETECTOR board. It indicates any
malfunction of the amplifier controlled by the A.C.U. that causes a perceptible decrease in the power transmitted (see the
section PA FAULT FUNCTION). If the A.C.U. has been configured with the MODE=AUTO option, activation of this alarm
causes the automatic disactivation of the amplifier controlled by the unit and insertion of a backup amplifier, where present,
or a BACKUP A.C.U. if the backup amplifier is also controlled by a RB 3300 back-amplifier board (see the section USING
THE "ACU" MENU). When the alarm is active, the symbol X is shown in the field.
COM EEP RST POW
Pag ↓
COM EEP RST POW
ALARMS
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KO
KO
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