How to fix 'No Active Sensors – 9999' error on Brasch GSE Generation 2?
This error occurs when all sensors are set as inactive. To fix this, ensure that at least one sensor is set to active at SW3 on the control board and that it is properly connected.
Why do Brasch GSE Generation 2 show 'Failed Sensor – 960x' error?
The 'Failed Sensor – 960x' error with Brasch Gas Detectors is often caused by improper wiring between the sensor board and the control board. Another cause is incorrect sensor numbering, either matching another sensor's designation or being set to a number designated as inactive on the control board.
What to do if Brasch Gas Detectors show 'Invalid Calibration Values – 9997' error?
The 'Invalid Calibration Values – 9997' error with Brasch Gas Detectors is often due to damaged or corrupted memory. Replace the sensor board to correct the error.
What does 'End-of-Life – 9995' mean on Brasch GSE Generation 2 Gas Detectors?
When a sensor in Brasch Gas Detectors reaches the end of its useful life, you'll see the 'End-of-Life – 9995' error. To resolve this, replace the sensor board.
How to fix 'Sensor Not Installed – 9996' on Brasch GSE Generation 2 Gas Detectors?
If Brasch Gas Detectors display the 'Sensor Not Installed – 9996' error, verify that there is a sensor on the sensor board and that it is fully seated in its socket. If not, place the sensor firmly into the socket. If the issue persists, the sensor detection switch may need to be replaced.
General| Brand | Brasch |
|---|---|
| Model | GSE Generation 2 |
| Category | Gas Detectors |
| Language | English |
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