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D. Error Messages
The fixture has some built-in diagnostic features that can help you isolate and
repair problems internal to the fixture. It has an ability to display certain error
message on the menu display that give an indication of any problems. The error
messages are as follows:
CoEr
– Color wheel error. The color wheel has a small magnet glued onto its
circumference. It signals the magnetic sensor when the wheel is in the home
position. Should the sensing circuit fail, either because the magnet is missing or
the sensor has failed, then the color wheel error message will appear on the
menu display. When that happens, the color wheel may not be positioned
correctly.
FAn
– Fan off. This message indicates that the fixture has overheated and the
lamp and fan were automatically turned off.
Note: This state can only occur in the event that the
LO.OF
option under
SPEC
was set to
OFF
. (See
Setting the Fixture Personality
)
FrEr
- Frequency error. This message will appear if the mains frequency is
anything other than 50 or 60Hz.
FtEr
– Fixture overheating error. If the fixture overheats the temperature sensor
will automatically turn off the lamp and the fixture overheating error will be
displayed. When the temperature drops to a suitable level, then the display will
change to a heat error, indicating that the fixture will not attempt to ignite the
lamp for five minutes. After the five minute time out, the heat error message will
disappear and the fixture will automatically strike the lamp.
HEAt
– Heat error. The lamp requires a 5 minute cool down period before it can
be turned on again after it has been operating. If you try to turn on the lamp
within five minutes of the lamp having been turned off, the heat error message
will flash in the menu display. After a period of five minutes, the fixture will
automatically try to ignite the lamp again. The heat error message will also
appear if the lamp fails to ignite within 28 seconds of attempting to turn it on,
indicating a possible lamp circuit problem (missing lamp, or bad lamp, ignitor or
ballast).
Note: If the
En.Sn.
function (lamp light sensor – see
Setting the Fixture
Personality
) has been turned
Off
then the heat error message will only
appear if the lamp has been turned off from the controller or the menu
display and turned back on within five minutes. It will not automatically
detect a lamp off condition should the lamp extinguish by itself.
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