5. Apply Power to ChartScan

ChartScan can be powered from a standard AC outlet. Use the following steps to connect power to your unit.

1.Make sure ChartScan’s power switch is in the “0” (OFF) position.

2.Plug power cord CA-1 into ChartScan’s power connector, located on the rear panel. Plug the other end of the cord into an appropriate receptacle.

3.Turn ChartScan’s power switch to the “1” (ON) position. The Power LED should light up.

At initial power-up ChartScan performs automatic self-tests to ensure that it is fully functional. The rear panel LEDs indicate errors, if they occur. Possible error conditions and their corresponding indicator light patterns are shown in the following table. Any pattern not shown is an internal error that is not field-serviceable; in this case, contact the factory. When only the POWER and ERROR LEDs are on, a configuration error exists as a result of the setup information in NV-RAM.

Error Condition

 

 

LED Indicators

 

 

 

ALARM

TRIGGER

 

SCAN

 

ERROR

POWER

General Hardware Failure

ON

 

 

ON

 

-Flash-

ON

ROM Invalid for U22, COMM2

 

 

 

 

 

-Flash-

ON

ROM Checksum Error for

 

 

 

ON

 

-Flash-

ON

U21 Comm1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ROM Checksum Error for

 

ON

 

 

 

-Flash-

ON

U22 COMM2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Non-Volatile RAM Error

ON

 

 

 

 

-Flash-

ON

Dynamic RAM Error

ON

ON

 

 

 

-Flash-

ON

Interprocessor COM Error

ON

ON

 

ON

 

-Flash-

ON

Configuration Error

 

 

 

 

 

ON

ON

If you observe a configuration error, perform an error status query (see E? in Appendix A). If you observe any other type of error condition, make note of the error and contact your service representative.

If no problems are found ChartScan will begin its power-up initialization. This self-test is performed each time the unit is powered up regardless of whether power-on was caused by the power switch or the Power-On Reset (*R) command.

During initialization, ChartScan self test performs the following steps:

•Checks for errors at power-up.

•Checks the flag in the NV-RAM to determine if it should power-up with factory default settings or a user-defined configuration.

•Loads appropriate registers with corresponding values in NV-RAM.

•Checks a flag to see if alarms should be enabled at power-up, and if so, enables them.

•Loads channel configuration registers.

•Loads program sequencer with appropriate channel configurations.

•Resets computations processor to begin acquiring scans.

The self-test takes approximately 5 seconds to complete; after which, ChartScan is ready for normal operation.

6. Connect Channel Signal Inputs

Connect channel inputs to your signal conditioning cards. Each signal conditioning card can support up to 16 Channels. With use of the expansion chassis, you can have up to 8 signal conditioning cards. Depending on the type(s) of cards used, your connections will be made via one or more of the following: screw terminal, mini-plug, BNC, or safety jack type input connector.

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