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Section 2 Contents
2 | Troubleshooting |
This section describes troubleshooting procedures to follow in the | |
unlikely event you encounter a problem with OMEGA. The | |
following procedure summarizes the steps to follow to | |
troubleshoot OMEGA. | |
1. Check the main power supply (see “Checking the Main Power | |
Supply,” below). | |
2. Verify that the cellular transceiver is operating properly (see | |
“Call Origination Testing” on page 22 and “Call Answer | |
Testing” on page 23). |
3. Verify that the antenna is operating (see “Checking the Antenna” on page 28).
4. For OMEGA units equipped with the Battery option, verify that the battery voltage is working properly (see “Checking the Battery Voltage” on page 28).
5. Verify that OMEGA can originate calls (see “Call Origination Testing” on page 22).
6. Verify that OMEGA can answer calls (see “Call Answer Testing” on page 23).
Checking the Main Power Supply
To check the main power supply:
1. Unplug the main power at the source. Then check the two fuses under the safety cover (see Figure
2. Check that the wires are securely connected to the terminal block.
3. Set OMEGA’s AC power to ON (see Figure
4. With AC power applied to OMEGA verify that the green Power LED is ON. Use a Voltmeter to check the DC voltage.
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