Micro-control as Operation and Maintenance Manual for MC-3-series Page 9 of 9
MAN-05-006 Rev. 1
Table 2: Possible indications in the Base Unit display
If the system has a 4 digit LED module the indicated codes are displayed there. If the system has a
LCD module the error codes are displayed in a field in the display.
Display Description Action
”XXX” System ID code.
Is normally displayed a short moment when the
terminal is “turned on”. Is displayed in systems
with only one terminal.
None
”XXX.Y” System ID code and terminal number.
Is normally displayed a short moment when the
terminal is “turned on”. Is displayed only in
systems with
more than one terminal.
None
”X.YY” The battery voltage measured in volts.
(The number displayed has two decimals, the
values will be between 6.40 and 9.00.)
Is normally displayed a short moment when the
terminal is “turned on”.
None
”A-XX” Analog channel that can be programmed. (The
number displayed is an integer between 1 and
13.)
Is displayed only when the terminal is in
programming mode.
None
” A-00” No analog channel is activated.
Is only displayed when the terminal is in
programming mode.
Activate the analog channel that you wish
to program!
E001 Processor fault.
Indicates a processor module fault and/or a
processor fault.
Ensure that the processor module
BOOT-jumper is not turned on!
Replace the processor module and/or the
processor!
E002 Activity at start-up.
A joystick is out of center position, or a switch is
in ON-position.
Set all switches/joysticks to OFF-position
and/or neutral position!
E003 Radio fault. Change the Radio module.
E004 Shutdown because of low battery voltage. Replace the battery!
E005 Keyboard fault.
The terminal is not able to ”read” switches,
joysticks etc.
There is a fault at the MC-ITX input
module.
E006 Shutdown because of inactivity.
The terminal will soon ”turn itself off” since no
switches, joysticks etc. has been activated.
Activate a function.
E007 Priority stop.
The stop button or the chock detector has been
activated.
Turn the terminal OFF and ON again to
start normal operation!
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