Connect Tech CTIM-00044 user manual Power On Diagnostics, LED Error Codes

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Connect Tech Blue Heat/Net Sync User Manual

Table 3: Available Special Operations

Special Operation

Number of presses (and binary

Usage

 

representation)

 

Force port scanning to

ONE press

This forces the first two ports to RS-232

first two ports

 

mode, causing the SCM to scan these ports

(Scanning runs until

 

and thereby allowing access to the SCM (see

current scanning delay

 

note below).

setting times out. Default

 

 

is 30 seconds).

 

 

 

 

 

Force port scanning to all

TWO presses

This forces all ports to RS-232 mode,

ports.

 

therefore all ports are scanned for SCM use.

(Scanning runs until the

 

The Blue Heat/Net Sync will behave in the

SCM is entered or until

 

same manner as an RS-232 only model (see

the unit is powered

 

note below).

down. There is no time

 

 

out).

 

 

Restore factory default

SEVEN presses

This restores the factory default settings for

settings

 

ALL configuration parameters.

 

 

 

NOTE: Why would I need to force port scanning?

Some line interface settings are inappropriate for SCM use. During boot up, the SCM scans only those ports set for RS-232 mode. If all of the ports are configured for another mode, (1/2 Duplex or Multi-drop) SCM port scanning is bypassed, and the SCM application cannot be accessed. Use of either of the “Force Port Scanning” operations outlined in Table 1 will force port scanning to occur so the SCM application can be accessed.

Power On Diagnostics:

LED Error Codes

If an error is detected during the bootup process, an error condition and code are displayed on the LEDs on the face of the Blue Heat/Net Sync.

The error condition is signaled by a rapidly flashing CPU LED (about 10 to 20 per second).

The error code is displayed on Port LEDs 1 to 4 as a binary number.

Figure 11: LED Error Code Example

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