Troubleshooting reference table – GAI-Tronics 69268-001 Amplifier Zone Interface II (AZI) User Manual

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69268-001 Amplifier Zone Interface II PCBA

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Troubleshooting Reference Table

Status/
Message


Possible Cause


Suggested Action

On-Line LED
does not
illuminate.

1. Power is not applied to

the AZI II board.

• Verify power to the card rack assembly.
• Verify the AZI II board is properly seated in the

card rack.

• Call for service.

2. A component failure has

occurred.

• Replace the AZI II board.
• Call for service.

3. Board is not in the

configuration.

• Verify the proper board ID and board address

settings on the AZI II board.

• Verify MCU is configured as specified in system

manual.

• Call for service.

RTS LED does
not flash.

1. No external devices are

configured.

• Verify MCU is configured as specified in system

manual.

• Call for service.

2. A component failure has

occurred.

• Replace the AZI II board.
• Call for service.

EOL fault LED
is illuminated.

An end-of-line (EOL)
external module is not
reporting.

• Verify the connection between the AZI II P2

connector and its mating connector in the card rack
assembly.

• Verify the connection between the P2 connector and

all the EOL external modules.

• Verify power to all the external modules.
• Verify the module addresses of the EOL external

modules are set properly.

• Verify the EOL resistor is installed.
• Verify the MCU is configured as specified in system

manual.

• Call for service.

No difference
in volume
detected
between normal
and emergency
volume levels.

NORMAL

LEVEL

and/or

EMERGENCY

LEVEL

volume control(s)
improperly set.

• Adjust the NORMAL

LEVEL

and/or

EMERGENCY

LEVEL

volume control(s) until the

desired levels are obtained.

• Call for service.

Supervisory
tone level is too
low in all
zones.

Supervisory tone volume
(SPVR

VOL)

control is set

too low.

Rotate supervisory tone volume control, SPVR

VOL

,

to increase volume level.

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