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Fike Twinflex
Display blank and no LEDs showing
The manual says that if the display is blank and no LEDs are showing, either the unit is not powered or the mains has failed and the batteries are lower than 21 V. To recover from the low-battery shut-off, power down…
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EARTH FAULT LED
Yellow EARTH FAULT indicator, flashing: the manual says an earth fault has been detected where a path exists from the circuit wiring to earth. Remove circuits one at a time to discover which one, and then rectify.
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FAULT LED
Yellow FAULT indicator, continuous: the manual says the control panel is in the fault state and other indicators will show the origin. The indication can also be confirmed from the message in the panel information…
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FIRE OUTPUT fault LED
Yellow FIRE OUTPUT indicator, flashing: the manual says a fault condition is present on a monitored relay circuit. Continuous means a device or an action associated with the monitored relay circuit has been disabled.
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POWER FAULT LED (continuous)
Yellow POWER FAULT indicator, continuous: the manual says a battery fault has been detected, and to check the batteries and the in-line battery fuse.
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POWER FAULT LED (flashing)
Yellow POWER FAULT indicator, flashing: the manual says a mains supply fault has been detected, and to check for a 230 V AC supply on the incoming AC terminals.
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SOUNDER fault LED
Yellow SOUNDER indicator, flashing: the manual says a fault condition is present on a monitored sounder circuit. Continuous means a device or an action associated with the monitored sounder circuits has been disabled.
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SYSTEM FAULT LED (continuous)
Yellow SYSTEM FAULT indicator, continuous: the manual says it indicates the presence of a processor or a checksum error. To clear it, power the system down, reprogram all settings and test the system. During a system…
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SYSTEM FAULT LED (flashing, write enable)
Yellow SYSTEM FAULT indicator, flashing: the manual says this LED is also illuminated if the write protect / write enable switch is left on while the system is not in the engineer menu. In access levels 1 and 2 a system…
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ZONE fault LED
Yellow ZONE indicator, flashing: the manual says a fault condition is present on one of the zones or on a device connected to that zone. Continuous means a device or an action associated with a zone has been disabled.
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98/99
The FlexES Control local essernet receive buffer has reached 100 percent because one or more network participants have not acknowledged telegrams despite retries. FAQ 1001 treats codes 98 and 99 as one combined…
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24
After the detector loop is switched on, Störungscode 24 means that an automatic detector cannot correctly control its base board. A base relay PCB may not be reliably controlled, so required event control can fail.…
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RF-Störung
An IQ8Wireless participant has a radio communication fault. FAQ 1010 directs the engineer to inspect preceding Batt < 30 and Batt < 7 indications as evidence of depleted batteries; those indications are references only…
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