Faults and maintenance alerts comprise a text and a code. They are displayed on the panel, in EcoStruxure Fire Expert, and in EcoStruxure Fire Operation.
The panel has not initialized correctly if fault 328 occurs. The message is displayed only once and does not reappear after it has been reset.
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Number/Alarm text/Code |
Type |
Text/System alarm ID |
Description |
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– |
Unknown fault |
An undefined fault has been detected in EcoStruxure™ Fire Operation. |
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– |
– |
Unknown maintenance |
An undefined maintenance issue has been detected in EcoStruxure™ Fire Operation. |
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0 |
Maintenance |
Anytype config, not found |
An "anytype" addressable detector or device is configured but not found. NOTE: This message is displayed only once and does not reappear after it has been reset. |
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1 |
Maintenance |
Address found, no config. |
An addressable detector or device is found but not configured. NOTE: This message is displayed only once and does not reappear after it has been reset. |
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2 |
Maintenance |
Configured, not found |
The configured device is not found. Install a device corresponding to the configuration or change the configuration. |
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3 |
Maintenance |
Configured not same as found |
The configured type and found type of device differ. Install the correct type of device or change the configuration. |
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5 |
Maintenance |
Address not set |
An addressable device has a zero address. Attend to the cause of the incorrect address. |
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6 |
Fault |
Unknown type of device |
Unknown type of device installed on the loop. The address is not polled anymore. During normal operation only in ELC. |
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7 |
Fault |
Device removed on loop disab. |
Addressable device removed during loop disablement. The panel detects the fault when the loop is enabled again. If the panel has not been configured: Restart the panel to update the loop database on the MCU Main Controller Unit. |
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8 |
Fault |
Device type changed while loop was starting up |
Addressable device type changed during loop disablement. If the panel has not been configured: Restart the panel to update the loop database on the MCU Main Controller Unit. |
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9 |
Fault |
New address in the loop |
New addresses identified after panel start-up. NOTE: This message is displayed only once and does not reappear after it has been reset. |
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11 |
Maintenance |
Remote LED config, not supported |
Output function is configured for an SLC addressable detector, but the installed addressable detector does not support this feature. |
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13 |
Fault |
Double address |
Two or more ALC or ELC addressable devices are assigned the same address. |
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14 |
Maintenance |
Bad scan response of device |
The panel received an incomplete response from an ALC addressable device. |
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15 |
Maintenance |
Comm. error frame ID vs mem. ID |
The type ID is not compatible with the memory ID of an ALC addressable device. |
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16 |
Maintenance |
Protocol family vs config. |
The family of an ALC addressable device does not match the configuration (S90/XP95/Discovery). |
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17 |
Fault |
Double address (SLC) |
Two or more Ap (SLC) addressable devices are assigned the same address. The LEDs on affected addressable devices are on. |
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18 |
Fault |
Double address (LC and SLC) |
Two or more Series 200 Advanced or Clip (SLC) addressable devices are assigned the same address. |
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19 |
Maintenance |
Module subaddress overlap |
The sub-address of a multimodule overlaps with the sub-address of another addressable device. |
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20 |
Fault |
Device internal error |
An internal error in an Ap SLC or ELC addressable device. Internal error faults in Esmi Impresia Conventional zone modules can be caused by internal communication issues or power interruptions to the conventional line. |
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21 |
Maintenance |
Device detached and attached |
An Ap SLC or ELC addressable device is disconnected and connected to the loop while the loop is powered up. |
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22 |
Fault |
Multimod. subaddr too high |
A sub-address of a multimodule is out of the address range. The maximum number of sub-addresses is 250 for ELC and 159 for SLC. |
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23 |
Fault |
Short circuit in module input |
Short circuit in the input circuit of an Ap SLC or ELC input module. |
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51 |
Fault |
Too low analog value |
The value received from an addressable detector is too low or the detector has an internal fault. Values that trigger this fault depend on the type, family/series and manufacturer of the addressable detector. |
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52 |
Fault |
No/invalid reply from address |
A bad or an incomplete reply from an address. |
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53 |
Fault |
Double address |
Two or more addressable devices are assigned the same address. |
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54 |
Fault |
Break in module input |
A break in the input circuit of an input module. |
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55 |
Fault |
Break in module output |
A break in the output circuit of an output module. |
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56 |
Fault |
Short circuit in mod. output |
A short circuit in the output circuit of an output module. |
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57 |
Fault |
Fault input activated |
Input function for an input module is configured as Fault warning input . If the input activates, the panel indicates this fault. |
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58 |
Fault |
Zone disabl. time exceeded |
Input function for an input module is configured as Zone disablement input . If the maximum disablement time is exceeded, the panel indicates this fault. |
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59 |
Maintenance |
Maint. input activated |
Input function for an input module is configured as Maintenance warning input . If the input activates, the panel indicates this maintenance alert. |
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60 |
Maintenance |
Contaminated detector |
A dirty smoke detector. Smoke detectors have a drift compensation algorithm. When the smoke sensor reading exceeds the compensated limit, the panel indicates this maintenance alert. This maintenance alert can only be reset when the smoke sensor reading drops below the limit. To find contaminated smoke detectors, log in to access level 3. Navigate to Tests > Report dirty detectors (level 3) and press the Activate the test button. If any detectors have reached their contamination limits, a maintenance alert is displayed. |
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61 |
Maintenance |
6 months to CO cl expiration |
The cell life of a sensor in a COPTIR detector expires in six months. |
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62 |
Fault |
Conv.subloop break/shortc. |
A break or short circuit in a conventional sub-loop of a conventional zone module. |
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63 |
Fault |
Invalid response from device |
Invalid response from an addressable device. Invalid responses can, for example, be caused by unstable readings from Ap SLC addressable devices, and SLC beam detectors 6500 in alignment mode. Values that trigger this fault depend on the type, family/series and manufacturer of the addressable detector. |
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64 |
Fault |
Device type changed while loop was running |
An addressable device was replaced during normal operation. The device type or family does not match the configuration. |
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65 |
Fault |
Remote LED config, not supported |
Output function is configured for an addressable detector, but the installed addressable device does not support this feature. If an addressable detector was replaced, this is indicated with fault 64. NOTE: The System alarm ID text for this fault is not reflected in EcoStruxure™ Fire Operation. It says Unknown fault there. |
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66 |
Fault |
Extinguisher input activated |
Input configured as Extinguisher fault warning input . If the input activates, the panel indicates this fault. |
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67 |
Maintenance |
Infrared saturation on det. |
The infrared sensor in a COPTIR/PTIR detector has reached its saturation point. |
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68 |
Maintenance |
80% drift limit reached |
80% of the drift limit reached. Can be indicated after a user activates Report dirty detectors (level 3) . |
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69 |
Maintenance |
99% drift limit reached |
99% of the drift limit reached. |
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70 |
Fault |
Unknown fault from device |
An unknown fault in an addressable device. |
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71 |
Fault |
Device mem. write failed |
Could not write to the memory of an addressable device. |
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72 |
Fault |
Device mem. read failed |
Could not read from the memory of an addressable device. |
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73 |
Fault |
Device comm. trouble |
Unsuccessful communication with an addressable device. |
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74 |
Fault |
Device self test failed |
The internal test of an addressable device was unsuccessful. |
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75 |
Fault |
Beam sensor CPU fault |
A CPU fault in a beam detector. |
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76 |
Fault |
Beam sensor align targeting |
A beam detector has an alignment fault. |
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77 |
Fault |
Beam sensor general fault |
A beam detector has a general fault. |
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78 |
Fault |
Beam sensor signal too high |
The signal of a beam detector is too strong. |
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79 |
Fault |
Detector CO cell expiration |
The cell life of a sensor in a COPTIR detector has expired. |
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80 |
Fault |
ALC SW not compatible |
The software of an ALC2 Loop Controller is not compatible with the desired sounder mode. |
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81 |
Fault |
Router fault input activated |
Input module configured as Fault warning in fire alarm router input . If the input activates, the panel indicates this fault. |
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82 |
Fault |
VoiceEvac fault input act. |
Input module configured as Voice evacuation fault warning input . If the input activates, the panel indicates this fault. NOTE: The System alarm ID text for this fault is not reflected in EcoStruxure™ Fire Operation. It says Unknown fault there. |
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84 |
Fault |
Output mod. power failure |
A power supply failure in the monitored output circuit of an output module. |
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85 |
Fault |
Not Esmi device |
The OEM code of an addressable device is incompatible. |
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86 |
Fault |
Output control failure |
Control of the output of an addressable device did not work. |
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87 |
Fault |
Device SW not compatible |
The software version of the addressable device is incompatible. |
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88 |
Maintenance |
Isolator disappeared |
An addressable device with a short circuit isolator was replaced with an addressable device without a short circuit isolator. |
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89 |
Maintenance |
Isolator appeared |
An addressable device without a short circuit isolator was replaced with an addressable device with a short circuit isolator. |
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90 |
Fault |
Unacceptable device (family) |
An addressable device is not a part of the Intellia family. The device can only be used with a special configuration license. |
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92 |
Fault |
Break in CLC input |
Break in an input line of a CLC Conventional Line Controller. |
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93 |
Fault |
Short circuit in CLC input |
Short circuit in an input line of a CLC Conventional Line Controller. |
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94 |
Fault |
Voltage problem in CLC input |
Voltage problem in an input line of a CLC Conventional Line Controller. |
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95 |
Fault |
VoiceEvac mute input timeout |
Maximum time for muting voice evacuation has been reached. |
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96 |
Fault |
Unit memory checksum |
Memory checksum of an addressable device is incomplete. |
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97 |
Fault |
Beam sensor signal blocked |
The signal of a beam detector is blocked. The receiver does not receive signals. |
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98 |
Maintenance |
Simulated maint/serv command |
A command has activated a simulated maintenance alert. |
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99 |
Fault |
Simulated fault/serv command |
A command has activated a simulated fault. |
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100 |
Fault |
Beam sensor local test fail |
A locally activated test alarm of a beam detector was unsuccessful. |
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101 |
Fault |
Beam sensor remote test fail |
A remotely activated test alarm of a beam detector was unsuccessful. |
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102 |
Fault |
Memory fault in unit |
A memory fault in an addressable device. |
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103 |
Fault |
Sounder fault in unit |
A sounder in an addressable device does not work correctly. |
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104 |
Fault |
Beacon fault in unit |
A beacon does not work correctly. |
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105 |
Fault |
Sounder and beacon fault in unit |
Sounder and beacon not working as expected. |
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106 |
Fault |
Fault in unit |
An internal fault in a sounder beacon. |
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110 |
Fault |
Battery missing |
A battery is missing from an XPander series ALC addressable detector. |
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111 |
Fault |
Unit fault |
Internal fault in an XPander series ALC addressable device. |
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112 |
Fault |
Head missing |
An XPander series ALC addressable detector has been removed from the base. |
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113 |
Fault |
Sounder missing |
An XPander series ALC sounder has been removed from the base. |
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114 |
Fault |
Tamper |
Tamper fault in an XPander series ALC addressable detector. |
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115 |
Fault |
Signal strength |
The signal strength of an XPander series ALC addressable detector is too low. |
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117 |
Fault |
Battery fault |
The battery power of an XPander series ALC addressable detector is too low. |
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118 |
Fault |
CO element fault |
Carbon monoxide element fault in a detector. |
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119 |
Fault |
Heat element fault |
Heat element fault in a detector. |
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120 |
Fault |
Sensor and module unit have same address |
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200 |
Fault |
Open circuit in loop |
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201 |
Fault |
Short circuit in loop |
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202 |
Fault |
Earth leakage fault (positive) |
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203 |
Fault |
Earth leakage fault (negative) |
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204 |
Fault |
Loop scanning trouble |
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205 |
Fault |
PS mains fault |
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206 |
Fault |
PS charger fault |
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207 |
Fault |
PS charger overvoltage fault |
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208 |
Fault |
PS battery low voltage fault |
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209 |
Fault |
PS battery fault |
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210 |
Fault |
Open circuit in monitored input |
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211 |
Fault |
Short circuit in monitored input |
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212 |
Fault |
Voice evac. fault input activated |
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213 |
Fault |
Fault input activated |
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214 |
Fault |
Fire router fault |
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215 |
Fault |
Fault router fault |
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216 |
Fault |
Extinguisher fault |
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217 |
Fault |
Address configuration missing |
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218 |
Fault |
Text configuration missing |
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219 |
Fault |
Panel configuration missing |
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220 |
Fault |
Event register cleared |
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221 |
Fault |
Fire detection unit halted |
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222 |
Fault |
Fire panel restarted |
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223 |
Fault |
Short circuit in MC monitored output |
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224 |
Fault |
Open circuit in MC monitored output |
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225 |
Fault |
Short circuit in monitored output |
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226 |
Fault |
Open circuit in monitored output |
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227 |
Fault |
Too old sw version of (monitored output |
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228 |
Fault |
Fire alarm device mute input timeout |
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229 |
Fault |
Fault in info port comm. |
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231 |
Fault |
IO-configuration missing |
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232 |
Fault |
LC communication fault |
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233 |
Fault |
LC communication restarted |
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234 |
Fault |
I/O communication fault |
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235 |
Fault |
I/O communication restarted |
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236 |
Fault |
IOU installation conflict |
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237 |
Fault |
PS communication fault |
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238 |
Fault |
PS communication restarted |
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239 |
Fault |
SA unit |
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240 |
Fault |
Configuration information missing |
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241 |
Fault |
Fault in MC power output PO |
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242 |
Fault |
Fault in PS power output PO |
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243 |
Fault |
Fault in power output PO |
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244 |
Fault |
Fault in LC power output PO |
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245 |
Fault |
LC installation conflict |
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246 |
Fault |
Fault in MC power input PI |
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248 |
Fault |
Connection fault to panel |
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249 |
Fault |
Connection to panel restarted |
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250 |
Fault |
Connection line to panel |
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251 |
Fault |
Panel message queue overflow |
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252 |
Fault |
Incompatible software in panel |
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255 |
Fault |
More than 20 devices of 200-series in the loop |
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256 |
Fault |
Communication failure in loop |
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257 |
Fault |
Info port cannot handle address numbers higher than 255. |
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258 |
Fault |
Extra battery package 1 connection fault |
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259 |
Fault |
Extra battery package 2 connection fault |
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260 |
Fault |
Extra battery package 3 connection fault |
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261 |
Fault |
Extra battery package 4 connection fault |
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262 |
Fault |
PS charger temperature fault |
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263 |
Fault |
PS unknown HW version |
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264 |
Fault |
Too high resistance in loop |
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265 |
Fault |
Resistive load in loop |
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266 |
Fault |
Too high current in loop |
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267 |
Fault |
Too high voltage drop in loop |
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290 |
Maintenance |
Maintenance service period expired |
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291 |
Maintenance |
Maintenance input activated |
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300 |
Fault |
Info external device fault 0 |
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301 |
Fault |
Info external device fault 1 |
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302 |
Fault |
Info external device fault 2 |
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303 |
Fault |
Info transmitter fault 3 |
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304 |
Fault |
Info receiver fault 4 |
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305 |
Fault |
Info external device fault 5 |
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306 |
Fault |
Info external device fault 6 |
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307 |
Fault |
Info external device fault 7 |
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308 |
Fault |
Info transmitter watchdog fault 8 |
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309 |
Fault |
Info receiver watchdog fault 9 |
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310 |
Fault |
Info unknown external device fault |
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311 |
Fault |
User interface communication fault |
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312 |
Fault |
Info device board not installed |
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313 |
Fault |
Active config file content error |
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314 |
Fault |
Active config file open error |
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315 |
Fault |
Active config checksum file open error |
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316 |
Fault |
Active config file checksum error |
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317 |
Fault |
Configuration data missing |
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318 |
Fault |
APU communication fault |
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319 |
Fault |
APU communication restarted |
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320 |
Fault |
Short circuit in APU monitored output |
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321 |
Fault |
Open circuit in APU monitored output |
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322 |
Fault |
APU installation conflict |
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323 |
Fault |
Communication missing in APU line 1 |
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324 |
Fault |
Communication missing in APU line 2 |
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325 |
Fault |
Database out of memory |
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326 |
Fault |
Connection fault in Ethernet line 0 |
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327 |
Fault |
Connection fault in Ethernet line 1 |
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328 |
Fault |
Failed to read factory settings |
See the warning at the beginning of this section. |
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329 |
Maintenance |
EcoStruxure Fire Operation Default password not changed |
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330 |
Maintenance |
EcoStruxure Fire Operation Not running |
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