Bose E4 manual Service Hardware mode

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5.0 Using FreeSpace® Installer™ Software

5.6 Service Hardware mode

The Service Hardware mode provides a list of any system errors that have occurred.

To view the Error Log, click the Service Hardware button. If you are already connected to hardware, the Error Log is retrieved from the hardware and displayed in the window. If not yet con- nected, select the hardware in the System Overview pane and

after establishing the connection, click (Detect Hardware)

and then click .

When the FreeSpace E4 system is powered on, it performs a self- test. Any errors detected during a power-on cycle are appended to the Error Log. Likewise, any errors detected during normal operation are appended to the Error Log. The Error Log provides diagnostic information for repair technicians to help them repair the system.

For more information on reported errors, see “FreeSpace® E4 system error log” on page 65.

The buttons below the Error Log display allow you to manage the Error Log information:

Uploads the current Error Log listing from the hardware. If you recently cleared the log, the Error Log will con- tain information reported only since the time you cleared it.

Exports the Error Log to your hard drive as a text file.

Clears the Error Log from the window and the E4 hardware.

Service Hardware button

Error Log

Hardware version numbers

Type of alarm

Name of test

Test results

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Contents FreeSpace E4 Series II Business Music System Contents Contents Connecting to the E4 system Installing the softwareSet the E4 rear panel Power switch to on Power switchLaunch the FreeSpace Installer software Incompatible microcontroller code No hardware detectedSample design files Installer software user interface Service Hardware Selects the Service Hardware mode Mode buttonsTool box Window sizing toolsHardware pane Set Up Hardware modeSet Up Schedule mode Adding events Setting the clockAdds a zone Auto Volume event Viewing and changing event settingsRemoving events from the list Adds a zone Source Change eventService Hardware mode Introduction Connecting your PC to an E4 systemFactory default settings System setup procedureOutput gain circuit block diagram Output gain setup sequenceGain Setup Zone setupOutput gain controls Input gain Input gain circuit block diagramTo add a subzone To delete a subzoneInput gain controls Input gain setup sequenceInput Line Input Types Selection Initial Gain To assign a source to a zone Source assignTo unassign a source To route a source to a zoneSource EQ SetupSetup controls Setup with Opti-voiceoffSetting up Multi-zone paging Paging operation Zone EQZone EQ operation Auto Volume calibration button Auto VolumeAuto Volume Auto Volume Tracking Off Dynamic EQAuto Volume setup procedure Important Before you calibrate Auto VolumeSense E4 System E4 System Setup E4 System Setup Click to reset Auto Volume calibration Resetting a calibrated Auto Volume zoneAuto Volume controls When to repeat the Auto Volume calibrationAuto Volume operation Changing Auto Volume Tracking after calibrating a zoneTurning the system on Enabling keypad operationStandard user interface operation Standard User InterfaceAuto Volume User Interface Auto Volume user interface operationAuto Volume User Interface Example Multi-zone paging user interface operation Bose Product Sales Conditions
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