Figure 5-11: network wiring fault, Figure 5-12: network wiring faulty on circuit 6b, Diagnosing abnormal states – GE Industrial Solutions CPS2500D +-190V User Manual

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CPS2500D +/-190V Downstream System

Issue 4 January 2008

Installation 5 - 11

Diagnosing Abnormal States

(continued)

Diagnosing
Abnormal States

Abnormal state:
Network Wiring Fault

Step

Action

1

Observe the LEDs.

2

Does the display look like a combination of the states shown in
Figure 5-11: Network Wiring Fault?

3

Yes - Trace the fault back to the
5 pin protector and circuit where
it enters the cabinet using the
slot identifiers and circuit
identifiers as shown in example
Figure 5-12: Network Wiring
Faulty on Circuit 6B. The
problem resides outside the
CPS2500D system. Resolve the
wiring problem using the
standard procedures provided by
the network service provider.

No - Continue to the next step of
Diagnosing Abnormal States.

Figure 5-11: Network Wiring Fault

QS882A

A

B

OUT

IN

QS882A

A

B

OUT

IN

Green

Red

Red

Red

Green

Input Voltage

Interrupted on

B Pair

Input Voltage

Interrupted on

Both Pairs

1

1

Figure 5-12: Network Wiring Faulty on Circuit 6B

Red

Green
Green

QS882A

A

B

OUT

IN

1

QS882A

A

B

OUT

IN

2

QS882A

A

B

OUT

IN

3

QS882A

A

B

OUT

IN

4

QS882A

A

B

OUT

IN

5

QS882A

A

B

OUT

IN

6

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