| 4.0 TROUBLESHOOTING | |
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Symptom | Recommendation |
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| 1. Check the ID number of the adapter you are trying to |
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| access. Ensure it is correct. This will display when there |
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| is no adapter with the ID number you are entering. |
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| 2. Check the connection from the adapter to the remote |
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Display reads: | port. |
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ADAPTER OFFLINE | 3. Check the connection from the COM Port to the |
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This is displayed when | remote port. |
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running the DOS display |
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emulation program when | 4. Check the LED on the SWCA Adapter. |
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there is no adapter |
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response. | a. If it illuminates when connected to the inverter's |
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| remote port, then the adapter is recognized. |
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| b. If it does not illuminate when connected to the |
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| inverter's remote port, then the adapter is |
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| malfunctioning and needs to be replaced. |
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Data (via modem) is not | Ensure the BAUD rate for the modem and the |
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recognizable. | program is fixed at 9600. |
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| Run the DOS emulation program to determine if the |
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Modem is not connecting | adapter is functioning and all connections to the adapter |
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| are correct. |
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| Troubleshooting the SWCA |
©2002 Xantrex Technology Inc.
P/N | 21 |