Troubleshooting, Troubleshooting -16, 9 troubleshooting – Daktronics AF-3165-34-RGB User Manual

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Maintenance and Troubleshooting

4-16

4.9 Troubleshooting

This sub-section contains some symptoms that may be encountered in the displays.
This list does not include every possible symptom, but does represent common
situations that may occur.

Symptom/Condition Possible

Cause/Remedy

One or more LEDs on a single

module fail to light.

•

Replace/check ribbon cables on the module.

•

Replace the module.

One or more LEDs on a single

module fail to turn off.

•

Replace/check ribbon cables on module.

•

Replace the module.

A section of the display is not

working. The section extends all

the way to the right side of the

display.

•

Replace/check the ribbon cable.

•

Check power to module.

•

Replace the first module/driver on the left side

of the first module that is not working.

•

Replace the second module that is not

working.

•

Replace the power supply assembly on the

first module that is not working.

One row of modules does not

work or is garbled.

•

Replace/check ribbon cable to first module.

•

Check for bent pins on module and controller

•

Replace first module.

•

Replace controller.

•

Check the fuses in the power termination box.

A group of modules, (a column of

block) which share the same

power supply assembly, fail to

work.

•

Check voltage to module.

•

Check the wire connections at the power

supply.

•

Replace the power supply assembly.

Entire display fails to work.

•

Check for proper line voltage into the power

termination panel.

•

Check fuse in power termination panel.

•

Check for correct power to controller and

modules.

•

Check/replace the ribbon cable from the

controller to the modules.

•

Check the voltage settings on the power

supplies.

•

Verify proper use of the software in the

operation manual.

•

Replace the controller.

•

(For direct displays) Check the signal cable

from the computer to the controller by doing a

loop back test. (See Appendix B)

Temperature always reads –

196F/-127C degrees F/ C

•

Check temperature sensor connections.

•

Replace the temperature sensor.

•

Replace the controller.

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