Cooper Bussmann
Testing Your Units
We recommend you bench test the complete system before installing a new system.
Configuration problems are easier to identify and fix when the units are next to each other.
The following table describes common problems and recommended solutions:
If your installation has … | You should check … | Cooper Bussmann recommends … |
Poor radio channel | • The antenna installation. | • Higher performance antennas if the path is too long. |
communications | • For radio interference on the same channel. | • Higher mounting points to overcome obstructions. |
• TX LED flashes but no RX LED | • The radio path is adequate. | • Using an intermediate unit as a repeater. |
• Output LEDs flash quickly |
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Red OK LED | • Power Supply voltage | • Supply should be between 9 and 30Vdc. |
| • Analog loop supply current | • The analog loop supply is rated for 35mA max. |
| • Module configuration | • Your module configuration may be invalid. |
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| or restore factory default configuration. |
TX LED flashes but no RX LED (bench testing)
•Ensure the
•Register the receiver with the transmitter. (Refer to the Quick Start Guide)
RX LED Flashes but no | • For a |
outputs change | - check the configuration. |
| • For default configuration, check the receiver is |
| registered with the transmitter. |
For support for other testing issues, please contact Cooper Bussmann.
•Check the configuration and reprogram the modules.
•Repeat the procedure to register the receiver with the transmitter.
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