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Dormakaba RAC5 MFC - 5 Annex A: Quick Troubleshooting Guide; 5.1 Power Troubleshooting; 5.2 Card Reading Troubleshooting

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06-2023 dormakaba Canada Inc. RAC5 MFC Installation Guide PK3738 | 15
5 Annex A: Quick Troubleshooting Guide
The following sections show basic troubleshooting for some common problems that may occur during
installation. Each section related to a specific type of problem. For detailed assistance, please contact
Technical Support.
5.1 Power Troubleshooting
Symptom
Action
Power adapter LED is OFF
Verify that the AC supply is not turned off
Verify that the Adapter output is not shorted
Power supply AC ON green LED
is OFF
Verify that the wiring to the power wall-mount adapter is correct
If using the 24 VDC International Adapter, verify that the polarity is
correct
Power supply DC ON red LED is
OFF
Verify the wiring between the power supply and the RAC5 MFC
controller
Verify that the power supply output is not shorted
Verify that the power supply is powered (both AC ON and DC ON LEDs
are on)
Verify the LED wiring to the power supply
All RAC5 MFC LEDs are OFF
Verify that the DC ON LED on the power supply is on
Verify that the AC power is active for the wall-mount adapter
Verify that the RAC5 MFC controller is connected properly to the
power supply as per Annex B, Figure 8
If qualified, with a multi-meter, verify that 24 VAC (North American
Power Adapter) or 24 VDC (International Power Adapter) is present
across the power supply terminal block XFMR_1 and XFMR_2 as per
Annex B, Figure 8
5.2 Card Reading Troubleshooting
Symptom
Action
No feedback on Reader when
using a card
Verify that the RAC5 MFC controller is active. If not, restart the RAC5
MFC controller: Press the Reset Switch (SW1) or disconnect and
reconnect the power
Check that the Reader LED (D48 for Reader 1 or D37 for Reader 2) is
steady ON. If not, verify the reading wiring
Verify that the card is encoded properly