What to do if Christie ACT Controller will not start?
If your Christie ACT won't start, check the Ready light to ensure it's powered and started. Examine the LEDs; if there's no activity (READY light off), check the wall circuit breaker. If it keeps "tripping" OFF, have a certified electrician investigate. Also, if plugged into the AC convenience outlet inside a pedestal, ensure the corresponding breaker labeled “Internal” is ON.
How to manually reset Christie ACT Controller?
To manually reset your Christie ACT Controller, hold down buttons #1 and #5 together for 5 seconds.
How to manually reset RS-232 IN Port on Christie ACT?
To manually reset the RS-232 IN Port on your Christie ACT, press and hold buttons #1 and #8 for 5 seconds, or until the Cue and Error LEDs blink.
What happens if Christie ACT Controller loses AC power?
The Christie ACT Controller does not have an internal battery to keep it running during a power interruption.
General| Brand | Christie |
|---|---|
| Model | ACT |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Explains how to use the manual, including typographical notations and document structure.
Details on recording purchase information, service contacts, and serial port settings.
Provides an overview of the Christie ACT, its features, inputs, outputs, and components.
Covers general installation notes, front panel components, mounting, and indicators.
Details the back panel connectors, including Ethernet, RS232, RS422, GPIO, and relay outputs.
Describes power outputs, power input, and input connector features.
Details the GPIO connector functionality and relay output specifications.
Information on USB, Ethernet, and various serial port connections (RS232, RS422).
Instructions for rack mount and CP2000 pedestal installation.
Guides for setting up Ethernet, RS232, and RS422 communications.
Steps for logging into the web interface and navigating its features using the toolbar.
Describes the Main, Operator, and Status tabs for basic system monitoring and control.
Details the different user security levels and their associated permissions.
Covers advanced operation concepts and the Editor tab for managing devices, scripts, and libraries.
Guides for configuring General, Network, Users, Communication, and File Management settings.
Step-by-step instructions for upgrading the unit's software.
Instructions for creating libraries, adding subroutines, actions, cues, devices, and buttons.
Essential safety information including labels, precautions, power, and cord handling.
Guidance on ensuring adequate ventilation and proper cooling for the device.
Solutions for problems related to power, including startup and AC power loss.
Troubleshooting steps for Ethernet communication and network issues.
Guidance for resolving issues with input or relay connections and terminal blocks.
Details on operating environment and input/output response parameters.
Provides detailed information on power input and output voltage and current ratings.
Specifications for input and output electrical interfaces, including voltage and current ratings.
Details on physical connectors for USB, GPIO, and other I/O ports.
Information on safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and environmental regulations.
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