To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if eta plus ELC X12-110 displays 'Measurement' error?
If your eta plus Controller shows a 'Measurement' error, it indicates problems with the internal measurement circuits. Check for a short in the lamp circuit.
Why is my eta plus ELC X12-110 Controller showing a 'Temp high' error?
A 'Temp high' error on your eta plus Controller indicates that the ambient or internal temperature is too high. Verify the ambient temperature and check the cabinet fans for proper airflow direction. Consider changing the filter mats.
How to fix Mains volt error on eta plus Controller?
If you're seeing a 'Mains volt' error on your eta plus Controller, it means the input voltage measurement has detected mains voltage drops or fluctuations. You should check the connections and the mains voltage.
What causes Earthfault on eta plus ELC X12-110 and how to resolve it?
An 'Earthfault' error on your eta plus Controller means the insulation resistance between the lamp circuitry and earth is lower than 200 kOhm. Inspect the lamp wiring and insulation resistance.
What does 'Over volt' mean on eta plus Controller, and how can I fix it?
An 'Over volt.' error on the eta plus Controller indicates that a short peak overvoltage on the lamp exceeds the nominal ignition voltage during ignition or operation. This might be due to an internal problem with the ELC or damaged cables in the lamp circuitry. Check the lamp wiring for insulation defects.
What to do if eta plus ELC X12-110 Controller shows 'Lamp v.hi' error?
If your eta plus Controller displays a 'Lamp v.hi' error, it means the lamp voltage exceeds a threshold critical for the ELC. This usually indicates that the lamp type is incorrect. Verify the lamp type and lamp connectors/sockets, and consider switching the lamp.
What does 'CanIntern' error mean on eta plus ELC X12-110 Controller?
A 'CanIntern' error on your eta plus Controller indicates interference in modul-internal communication. Check the internal wiring.
What does 'PLow' mean on eta plus ELC X12-110 and how to fix it?
A 'PLow' error on your eta plus Controller means the lamp extinguishes, possibly due to cooling being too strong or a lamp defect. Reduce cooling or replace the lamp. Also, check the lamp wiring.
What does 'Internal' error mean on eta plus ELC X12-110 Controller and how to resolve it?
An 'Internal' error on your eta plus Controller indicates problems with internal communication between controllers or a failed “self-check” of the controllers. Try switching off and on the 24V supply.
What causes a 'Bus error' on eta plus ELC X12-110 Controller?
A 'Bus error' on the eta plus Controller means the field bus connection failed during lamp operation. Inspect the bus termination and connector contact.
General safety rules for installation, repair, and operation, including voltage warnings.
Introduces electrical connections for various ballast types.
Instructions for connecting mains power at the X100 connector.
Instructions for connecting the lamp feeder cable at the X600 connector.
Shows the location of control and bus connection ports on the ELC.
Details BUS connection pin assignments for PROFIBUS and MODBUS.
Provides pin assignment and description for control cables X805/X806.
Discusses definite lamp shutdown, safety relays, and initialization signals.
Introduces ELC configuration settings via BUS interface.
Explains how to set the BUS address using the SET button.
Verifying BUS connection status and reading out error messages.
Describes setting lamp power using BUS commands via registers.
Steps to activate the safety relay and initialization signal.
Steps and considerations for switching on the lamp, including error checks.
Overview of error effects, messages, and troubleshooting.
Describes error effects and their corresponding bit meanings in the Error Register.
Connects display messages to error bits and provides corrective actions.
Procedure to acknowledge and reset errors using the 'Clear Error' bit.
General| Digital outputs | 4 |
|---|---|
| Protection class | IP20 |
| Output Voltage | 24 VDC |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Protection | Short circuit, overload, overvoltage |
| Humidity | 5-95% RH, non-condensing |
| Certification | CE |
| Cooling | Natural convection |
