Why can't my GSI Group Industrial Equipment recognize my password over the phone?
If the AA128 Touch of your GSI Group Industrial Equipment does not recognize your selection over the phone, try typing your choice slower (leave about 1/2 seconds between each key). This may be due to phone compatibility issues.
Why does my GSI Group Agri-Alert 128 Touch Industrial Equipment shut down when I unplug it?
If your GSI Group Industrial Equipment system shuts down when you unplug it from the main sector, ensure the battery is correctly connected. Allow the system to recharge the battery for about 3.5 hours. Also, verify that the loads connected to the siren output, 12VDC output, 28 VDC output, and SBI power output do not exceed the circuit capacity. If the problem persists, contact your dealer.
How to fix a siren that doesn't work on GSI Group Agri-Alert 128 Touch?
If the siren on your GSI Group Industrial Equipment isn’t working, first ensure that the siren load does not exceed the circuit capacity. If no siren is connected to the siren terminals, connect a 1.5kΩ, ½ W resistor in its place, or disable the siren output. If the siren impedance is too high, add a 1,5K ?, ½W resistor to the siren circuit, as close to the siren as possible. Also, check if the siren wire or the siren itself may be defective. If the problem persists, contact your dealer.
Why does my GSI Group Agri-Alert 128 Touch refuse to arm?
If your GSI Group Industrial Equipment system refuses to arm, first ensure that an intrusion zone is programmed and that there is no active alarm in any intrusion zone. Also, ensure you are logged in with the installer or master password. If the problem continues, contact your dealer.
What to do if GSI Group Industrial Equipment does not detect any probe?
If the system does not detect any probe, make sure the flat cable between the top and the bottom board inside the enclosure is properly connected. Also, ensure that the removable terminal block is properly inserted on the bottom board. Check the wiring of the zone inputs. If the problem continues, contact your dealer.
What should I do if the 12 volt auxiliary is disconnected on my GSI Group Agri-Alert 128 Touch Industrial Equipment?
If the 12 volt auxiliary is disconnected in your GSI Group Industrial Equipment, make sure the load connected to the 12VDC output does not exceed the circuit capacity. Check the wiring of the 12VDC output and verify if the fuse F29 or F30 is not opened.
Why does my GSI Group Industrial Equipment system refuse to arm?
If the GSI Group Industrial Equipment system refuses to arm, make sure an intrusion zone is programmed and that there is no active alarm in any intrusion zone. Also, log in with the installer or master password.
How to troubleshoot a disconnected 28 volt auxiliary in GSI Group Agri-Alert 128 Touch Industrial Equipment?
If the 28 volt auxiliary is disconnected in your GSI Group Industrial Equipment, ensure the 28VDC does not exceed the circuit capacity. Check the main sector to the AA128 Touch and wiring. Verify if the fuse F31 or F32 is not opened. Use a voltmeter to check voltage at the AA128 Touch supply input terminals (24Vdc minimum at J13 between VDC+ and VDC-).
Why GSI Group Industrial Equipment doesn't start when I plug in the battery?
On first startup of GSI Group Industrial Equipment, the controller needs to be powered by the main sector.
What to do if the disconnected line icon is displayed on GSI Group Industrial Equipment?
If the disconnected line icon is displayed on your GSI Group Industrial Equipment, ensure the entry line is plugged into the correct phone jack of the phone plug-in card and that the plug-in card is properly inserted in the "PHONE CARD" connector. If the problem persists, unplug the telephone jack from the phone plug-in card and contact your dealer.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the Agri-Alert system and its components.
Guides on checking shipment contents and inspecting for damage upon receiving the system.
Outlines the conditions and responsibilities for using the product.
Details requirements and specifications for connecting the system to a telephone network.
Outlines essential safety guidelines for operating the system to prevent injury or damage.
Lists compliance information with FCC rules for the equipment.
Advises on surge arrestors due to electrical surges affecting terminal equipment.
Explains measures to prevent ESD damage to electronic components.
Provides guidelines for the safe handling, storage, and disposal of the system's battery.
Explains how to move around and use the system's intuitive touchscreen interface.
Describes how to access general and specific help information within the system.
Guides users on how to change system settings and parameters via the interface.
Details the process of logging into the system using master or installer passwords.
Explains how to acknowledge system alerts either locally or remotely.
Describes how to temporarily disable monitoring for a specific zone.
Explains how to remove contact groups, temperature curves, and zones.
Explains the system's procedure for contacting users when an alert is detected.
Defines different access levels for contacts to limit system actions.
Guides on setting access levels for contacts based on their function.
Guides on adding, editing, and managing contact information for alerts.
Explains how to group contacts for efficient alert notification.
Describes how to group zones logically for monitoring and control.
Lists and describes the different types of sensors and zones supported by the system.
Outlines the common and specific settings available for configuring any zone type.
Instructions for assigning a descriptive text label to a temperature zone.
Guides on assigning a zone to a partition for logical grouping.
Configures the time delay before a temperature alert is triggered.
Defines the upper and lower temperature limits that trigger alerts.
Explains how to adjust alerts based on external temperature readings.
Instructions for assigning a descriptive text label to a 4-20mA zone.
How to select the appropriate units for displaying input measurements.
Procedures for calibrating sensor outputs to ensure accurate readings.
Steps to set zero and span calibration for sensor inputs.
Instructions for assigning a descriptive text label to a 0-5V zone.
How to input the expected minimum and maximum values for sensor inputs.
How to view the calibration status and data for a specific zone.
Instructions for assigning a descriptive text label to a dry contact zone.
How to reset the recorded daily minimum and maximum values for a zone.
Selecting the correct EOL resistor type for data accuracy.
Adjusting low/high ohm thresholds to prevent false trouble alerts.
Guidelines for routine inspection and cleaning of the system controller.
Details on the types and specifications of replacement fuses for the system.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing a blown fuse.
Instructions for safely removing and installing a new system battery.
Procedures for running automated tests on the system's hardware and communication.
How to test if alert messages are correctly sent to configured contacts.
Troubleshooting steps for when the 28VDC auxiliary power is not connected.
Guidance on resolving issues preventing the system from arming.
Common problems and solutions related to the system's phone communication features.
Describes the terminals and their functions in the main system enclosure.
Lists and describes the terminals found in the battery enclosure.
Illustrates the wiring connections for a DPST disconnect switch.
Details the physical dimensions, materials, and sensor input specifications of the main enclosure.
Provides specifications for the battery enclosure, including weight and capacity.
Lists the standards and levels met for electromagnetic emission compliance.
Details the standards and performance criteria for electromagnetic immunity.
Outlines safety requirements for the phone card and its connection.
Specifies operating and storage conditions like temperature and humidity.
Lists products with extended warranty periods and their terms.
Outlines the terms, limitations, and exclusions of the product warranty.
General| Brand | GSI Group |
|---|---|
| Model | Agri-Alert 128 Touch |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
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