28 P/N 69761 rev. B
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PICO-GUARD Controller
Instruction Manual
System Operation
USSI 1 Input a-b State Invalid
1: The state of the USSI 1 Input a-b is unknown (not available).
0: The state of the USSI 1 Input a-b is known.
USSI 1 Input c-d State Invalid
1: The state of the USSI 1 Input c-d is unknown (not available).
0: The state of the USSI 1 Input c-d is known.
USSI 1 Input a-b State
1: USSI 1 a-b Input is Closed (high).
0: USSI 1 a-b Input is Open (low).
USSI 1 Input a-b Noisy
1: Noise detected on USSI 1 Input a-b.
0: No noise detected on USSI 1 Input a-b.
USSI 1 Input c-d State
1: USSI 1 c-d Input is Closed (high).
0: USSI 1 c-d Input is Open (low).
USSI 1 Input c-d Noisy
1: Noise detected on USSI 1 Input c-d.
0: No noise detected on USSI 1 Input c-d.
USSI 2 Input a-b State Invalid
1: The state of the USSI 2 Input a-b is unknown (not available).
0: The state of the USSI 2 Input a-b is known.
USSI 2 Input c-d State Invalid
1: The state of the USSI 2 Input c-d is unknown (not available).
0: The state of the USSI 2 Input c-d is known.
USSI 2 Input a-b State
1: USSI 2 a-b Input is Closed (high).
0: USSI 2 a-b Input is Open (low).
USSI 2 Input a-b Noisy
1: Noise detected on USSI 2 Input a-b.
0: No noise detected on USSI 2 Input a-b.
USSI 2 Input c-d State
1: USSI 2 c-d Input is Closed (high).
0: USSI 2 c-d Input is Open (low).
USSI 2 Input c-d Noisy
1: Noise detected on USSI 2 Input c-d.
0: No noise detected on USSI 2 Input c-d.
System Error Code
The value of this byte indicates the System Error Code number.
(See Figure 5-1)
Microcontroller-A Advanced Diagnostic Code
The value of this byte indicates the Microcontroller-A Advanced
Diagnostic Code number. (Factory use only)
Microcontroller-B Advanced Diagnostic Code
The value of this byte indicates the Microcontroller-B Advanced
Diagnostic Code number. (Factory use only)
Channel 1 Enabled
(Config Invalid bit must be 0)
1: Channel 1 Switch is set to ON
0: Channel 1 Switch is set to OFF
Channel 1 Clear
1: Channel 1 is Clear. (Strong signal)
0: Channel 1 is Blocked. (No signal)
Channel 1 Weak
1: Channel 1 is Clear but has a weak signal.
0: Channel 1 is not weak. (Clear/strong or Blocked)
Channel 1 Noisy
1: Noise detected on Channel 1.
0: No noise detected on Channel 1.
Channel 2 Enabled
(Config Invalid bit must be 0)
1: Channel 2 Switch is set to ON
0: Channel 2 Switch is set to OFF
Channel 2 Clear
1: Channel 2 is Clear (strong signal).
0: Channel 2 is Blocked (no signal).
Channel 2 Weak
1: Channel 2 is Clear but has a weak signal.
0: Channel 2 is not weak (Clear/strong or Blocked).
Channel 2 Noisy
1: Noise detected on Channel 2.
0: No noise detected on Channel 2.
Channel 3 Enabled
(Config Invalid bit must be 0)
1: Channel 3 Switch is set to ON
0: Channel 3 Switch is set to OFF
Channel 3 Clear
1: Channel 3 is Clear (strong signal).
0: Channel 3 is Blocked (no signal).
Channel 3 Weak
1: Channel 3 is Clear but has a weak signal.
0: Channel 3 is not weak (Clear/strong or Blocked).
Channel 3 Noisy
1: Noise detected on Channel 3.
0: No noise detected on Channel 3.
Channel 4 Enabled
(Config Invalid bit must be 0)
1: Channel 4 Switch is set to ON
0: Channel 4 Switch is set to OFF
Channel 4 Clear
1: Channel 4 is Clear (strong signal).
0: Channel 4 is Blocked (no signal).
Channel 4 Weak
1: Channel 4 is Clear but has a weak signal.
0: Channel 4 is not weak (Clear/strong or Blocked).
Channel 4 Noisy
1: Noise detected on Channel 4.
0: No noise detected on Channel 4.
4.6.1 Diagnostic Data Explanations, continued
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