FOR-A MFR-5000 - 4 Settings Via MFR-5000 Menus; Function List

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4. Settings via MFR-5000 Menus
4-1. Function List
The MFR-5000 front menu display allows you to change or verify settings as shown below.
* The status and alarm display for uninstalled functions will be indicated as “- -“.
Function
Indication
Description
MENU EXIT
MENU EXIT
Exits the menu.
ALARM
AC
Displays the AC alarm. (OK: Normal / NG: Alarm)
DC
Displays the DC alarm. (OK: Normal / NG: Alarm)
TEMP
Monitors the temperature (OK: Normal / NG: Alarm)
FAN
ALARM PS:
Displays the fan alarm for the power supply unit.
(OK: Normal / NG: Alarm)
ALARM FAN:
Displays the fan alarm for the main unit. (NORMAL /
WARNING / ERROR)
FAIL
Displays the overheat alarm for the power supply unit.
(OK: Running / NG: Stopped)
V1, V2, …
Displays an alarm for the each card voltage
(OK: Normal / NG: Alarm)
CPU2COND
Displays the Secondary CPU condition
(OK: Normal / NG: Alarm)
CNFG
Displays the CPU and MTX card startup status.
(OK: Startup successful / NG: Startup error)
STATUS
CPU1/2FIRM
Displays firmware versions
CPU1/2FPGA
MTX FPGA
Displays FPGA versions (CPU cards / MTX cards)
PS
Displays whether the power supply unit is present.
(INSTALLED: Present / NONE: Absent)
CPU
Displays whether the CPU card is present.
(INSTALLED: Present / NONE: Absent)
SLOT
Displays whether an input or output card is present in
each slot. (INSTALLED: Present / NONE: Absent)
TEMP
Monitors the temperature (°C)
AC
Displays the input voltage of the power supply unit
(OK: Normal / NG: Alarm)
DC
Displays the output voltage of the power supply unit
(OK: Normal / NG: Alarm)
FAN
PS STATUS:
Displays the fan alarm for the power supply unit.
(OK: Normal / NG: Alarm)
FAN STATUS:
Displays the fan alarm for the main unit. (NORMAL /
WARNING / ERROR)
FAIL
Displays the overheating alarm for the power supply
unit. (OK: Running / NG: Stopped)
V1, V2, …
Displays an alarm for the each card voltage
(OK: Normal / NG: Alarm)
CPU2COND
Displays the Secondary CPU condition
(OK: Normal / NG: Alarm)
SETTINGS
-
Allows you to change the Ethernet, menu display
brightness, and reference signal settings, and shut
down slots. See section 4-5. “SETTINGS”