Error Codes And Repair; Cable Assignment - ICP ICARUS Serie Handbuch

RX MINI

2.9 ERRoR CoDES AND REPAIR

In case of system malfunctions, LED 1 shows which error has occurred using
an error code. LED 1 flashes x times then there is a short pause, then LED 1 flashes
x times again etc... If you count how often LED 1 flashes per interval, you can use
the following list to diagnose the error precisely.
flash sequence (e.g. 3 times)
first category errors (warning):
A first category error is just a warning, however the system is still ready for use.
However these errors should also be repaired immediately, as otherwise
smooth working is not guaranteed.
To reset the error display, press the SET button on the receiver once. If the error
has been dealt with, LED 1 lights up again in green and operation can be continued.
LED 1 is flashing: Meaning:
5 times Input voltage below 9V
Second category error:
Second category errors lead immediate system shutdown to prevent possible
operational faults. If the cause of the error has been found and repaired,
the error display can also be reset.
To do this, please disconnect the receiver from the power supply and connect it again.
If the error has been successfully dealt with, LED 1 lights up again in green and
operation can be continued. If the error is still present, the receiver switches itself
off again immediately and displays the error code once more.
LED 1 is flashing: Meaning:
6 times Input voltage below 8V
8 times Input voltage above 38V
9 times Overcurrent (main controller)
10 times High or low voltage (main controller)
11 times An output has an error
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If your receiver does not function although no error is displayed, it may be because
the radio signal sent by the transmitter is not reaching the receiver. (When a button is
pressed on the transmitter, LED 2 lights up in red)
In this case please try the following solutions:
I. Ensure that the distance between the transmitter
and receiver is not greater than 50 metres.
II. Ensure that there are as few objects as possible, particularly
metallic objects, between the transmitter and the receiver.
III. If you are surrounded by a metallic grating or another
heavy metallic structure, please leave these surroundings.
IV. Check if there are transmission masts in the immediate vicinity,
which could lead to faults, and if necessary leave this area.
V. Check if there are cables in the immediate vicinity carrying
high voltage or current and leave these surroundings if necessary.
If the receiver still does not work correctly after carrying out these steps,
please contact your supplier.

2.10 CAbLE ASSIGNMENT

function: Number/Colour:
0Vdc yellow/green
12-24Vdc 1
In 1 2
In 2 3
System active 4
Out 0 (Pump) 5
Out 1 6
Out 2 7
Out 3 8
Out 4 9
Out 5 10
Out 6 11
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