Terminal does
not power up
(no cursor:
on/off indicator
does not light;
no beep is heard
as switch is
turned on)
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a. Terminal power
cord disconnected
b blown terminal
fuse
c AC power source
fuse blown or
circuit breaker
tripped
d Deffective
terminal power on
switch
e Defective
terminal
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a. Check terminal power cord
Reconnect if necessary
b Unplug terminal power line
Check Terminal power fuse
c Unplug terminal power line
Check AC fuse or circuit
breaker
d Unplug terminal power line
Check for continuity across
power on switch. Replace
switch if not continuity detected
e Replace with operable
terminal
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Controller
does not power up
(POWER ON indicator
does not light; cooling
fans do not operate;
no initialization
message)
|
a Controller
power cord
disconnected
b Blown controller
line fuse
c Defective
controller POWER
ON switch or AC
power cord
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a Check controller power
cord. Reconnect if necessary
b Unplug controller power
line. Check Line fuse
Replace if necessary
c Unplug controller power
line. Check for continuity
in POWER ON Switch. Replace
switch if no continuity
detected. Check for
continuity in AC power
cord. Replace cord if no
continuity detected
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No
Initialization
Message
(controller powers
up; terminal powers up)
|
a Loose terminal
connections
b Operator error
c Board(s) not
securely seated
d Blown fuse in
low voltage power supply
e defective LSI -11
board
f Defective "A"
interface board
g Defective quad
serial board
h Defective CMOS
memory board
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a Check terminal connections
at back of terminal and at back of
controller for tightness.
Tighten as necessary
b Begin startup sequence
again . Terminal must be on
with a visible cursor before
turning controller power on
c Check boards in card cage
for proper seating
d Check connector P23 at
CRT/TTY for the following
voltage levels:
1 Pins 3 & 4 = +12vdc
2 Pins 1 & 5 = -12 vdc
3 Pins 4 & 5 = +5 vdc
e Replace defective board
f Replace defective board
g Replace defective board
NOTE
Lack of all voltage readings
is indicative of
blown low voltage power
supply fuse. Replace fuse
if necessary. Lack of a
single voltage level is
probably caused by a bad
connection or defective
power supply. If initialization
message problem persists, call
RP Automation Field Service
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Fans do not
run (controller
powers up)
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a Faulty fan
connections
b Defective fan
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a Check fan connections and
wiring
b Check fan coils for continuity.
If no continuity replace fan
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POWER ON indicator
does not light
(controller powers
up)
|
Defective POWER
ON indicator bulb
|
Replace POWER ON indicator
bulb
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ARM POWER does
not come on
(controller
powers up)
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a Arm power port
not jumpered,
pins 2 to 9
b System not
initialized
c Arm cable disconnected
d brake on high
signal missing form "B"
interface board. Signal
should be low
e. Defective "B"
interface board
f Defective I/O
module
g defective arm
cable
h Boards installed
improperly
i Defective "A" or
"B" interface board
j Defective I/O
interface board
k defective LSI-11
processor board
l Defective CMOS
board
m Blown AC fuse in
low voltage power supply
n Defective
solid state relay
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a. Verify external interlocks
or install auto start plug
in arm power port
b Check that system is
initialized. Initialize
if necessary
c Check arm cable connections
Reconnect if necessary
d Check that "B" interface
board is firmly seated in
backplane and that board
connectors are installed
firmly. Reset as necessary
Replace defective "B" interface
board
e Replace Defective "B"
interface board
f. Disconnect all I/O modules
and attempt top turn on ARM POWER.
If ARM POWER comes on,
turn it off, replace
one I/O module, and attempt
to turn on ARM POWER again
Continue this procedure until
ARM POWER fails to
come on. Replace defective
I/O module
g Remove arm cable. Check
for continuity on all
lines. Replace arm cable
if continuity breaks are found
h Check board installation
(refer to label inside top
cover of controller)
i Replace defective "A" interface
board; then replace defective
"B" interface board if problem
is not resolved
j Replace defective board
k Replace defective board
l Replace defective board
m Check connector P23 at
CRT/TTY for the following voltage levels
1 Pins 3 & 4 = +12vdc
2 Pins 1 & 5 = -12 vdc
3 Pins 4 & 5 = +5 vdc
NOTE
Lake of voltage readings
are indicative of a blown
low voltage power supply
fuse. Replace fuse if necessary
n Try to turn on ARM POWER
Check voltage at lug 3 of K1
+3V or more indicates all
PC boards and high power
function board are good
K1 is faulty if ARM POWER
light is not on
Transformer T1 or Diode
Bridge BD1 is faulty if
ARM POWER light is on
Replace with know good
parts if necessary
NOTE
If arm power problem persists,
cal RP Automation
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Terminal does
not respond
correctly or
system does not
respond
correctly to
terminal
(controller
powers up,
terminal powers
up).
|
a Operator error
b Terminal switch
settings incorrect
c Loose terminal
connections
d Defective cable
e. Terminal cable
incorrectly jumpered.
f. Quad serial board
not seated securely
or not properly
jumpered.
g. CPU
h. Blown AC fuse in
low voltage power
supply.
i "A" interface
board not seated
securely
j CMOS memory
board not securely
seated
k Defective I/O
module
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a. Check CRT and TEACH PENDANT
displays for error messages.
Refer to Table 5-1 for service
procedures in this table and the
User's Guide to VAL.
b Check CRT terminal switch
settings for adherence to
following:
(1) Hazeltine 1410: DIP switches
1 & 2 ON, remainder OFF.
(2) ADDS Regency 20: DIP switch
5 ON, remainder OFF.
(3) UNIMATION Industrial CRT:
Test Mode switch at NORMAL.
Jumpers in 9600 Baud position
(marked 960).
NOTE
For any terminal being used,
ensure that FULLDUPLEX mode has
been enabled.
c. Check terminal connections at
back of terminal and at back of
controller for tightness.
Tighten as necessary.
d Check terminal cable wirinq
for continuity. If any wire
lacks continuity, replace
terminal cable.
e Check cable jumpering for
adherence to the following:
1 CRT cable jumpered
from pin 2 to pin 9
for baud rate of 9600
2 TTY cable jumpered
from pin 2 to pin 10
for baud rate of 300
f check seating of quad serial
board (DLV11-J), and
check jumpering for
adherence to the following:
1 0-2-N lines jumpered
for baud rate of 9600
2 1-Y lines jumpered for
baud rate of 2400
3 3-T lines not
jumpered
g Check seating of LSI-11/73
or LSI-11/23microprocessor
board
h Check connector P23 at
CRT/TTY for the following
voltage levels:
1 Pins 3 & 4 = +12vdc
2 Pins 1 & 5 = -12 vdc
3 Pins 4 & 5 = +5 vdc
NOTE
Lack of all voltage readings
is indicative of a
blown low voltage power
supply fuse. Replace fuse
if necessary.
i Check seating of "A" interface
board
j Checking seating of CMOS
board
k Disconnect all I/O modules
and attempt to use the
terminal. If terminal
communications are correct,
shut system down and
reconnect on I/O module.
Continue this procedure
until the original proplem
reappears. Replace defective
I/O module
NOTE
If terminal response
problem presists, call
RP Automation Service
Department
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Garbled
initialization
message (ter-
minal powers up;
controller
powers up).
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a. Loose terminal
connections.
b. Board(s) not
securely seated.
c. Defective boards).
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a. Check terminal connections
at back of terminal and at
back of controller for
tightness. Tighten as
necessary.
b. Check boards in card cage
for proper seating.
c. Replace boards in the fol-
lowing sequence, checking if
problem persists after each
replacement.
(1) Quad serial board
(2) "A" interface board
(3) LSI-ll microprocessor
(4) "B" interface board
(5) CMOS board
NOTE
If garbled message persists,
call RP Automation Field Service
Department.
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