Troubleshooting, Diagnostics screen, Fault codes – Pinnacle Systems Universal Safety Controller HUB User Manual

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Troubleshooting

The Universal Safety Controller HUB has built in

Diagnostics Troubleshooting features found by pushing

the FN1 and FN2 buttons.

Diagnostics Screen

Standard Status:

(as described on the previous

page).

Terminal Status:

Terminal Status

A18 = 0, B42 = 0

Shows the current open/closed status of each pair of

terminals starting with A17-B41 and going up to A28-B52.

Pressing the “FN1” 1 time from the “Standard Status

screen” activates this mode. Pressing the “FN2” button

cycles through the Terminals. NOTE: 3 and 4 wire devices

will not show Terminal Status as they receive pulsed

signals, you must use Device Status.

Device Status:

Device Status

Dev# 01 A=1, B=1


Show the current Active/not active status of each Device

scanned by the HUB. Pressing thee “FN1” button 2 times

from the “Standard Status screen” activates this mode.

Pressing the “FN2” button cycles through the Device list.

Analog Status:

A/D Input #0

A/D Value:1023

Shows the analog voltage status (for use with Mats).

Input#0 should read over 1000, Input#1 is the Mat and

should read between 300-400 OFF the mat and between

0-40 ON the mat., Input#2 should read between 500-

600, Input#3-7 should read around 0. Pressing the “FN1”

button 3 times from the “Standard Status screen” activates

this mode. Pressing the “FN2” button cycles through the

Analog channels.

Fault Codes

FAULT

(blank 2nd line)

Indicates the Master processor is in a Fault condition and

waiting for a message from the Slave processor.

(blank 1st line)

FAULT

Indicates the Master processor is in a Fault condition and

received a message from the Slave processor.

Mstr/Slv no talk Slv/Mstr no talk

Serial Failure Serial Failure

Master processor cannot talk to Slave processor.

Slave processor cannot talk to Master processor.

This HUB contains 2 computers (Master and a Slave).

Mstr Inputs 0-7 Slv Inputs 0-7

Too Noisy Too Noisy

Master indicates noise on inputs B41-48.

Slave indicates noise on inputs A17-24.

Check for bad connection, wrong voltage levels.

Mstr Inputs 7-15 Slv Inputs 7-15

Too Noisy Too Noisy

Master indicates noise on inputs B49-52.

Slave indicates noise on inputs A25-28.

Check for bad connection, wrong voltage levels.

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