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RFL 9780 16 - 7 RFL Electronics Inc.
April 8, 2003 (973) 334-3100
The values display shows the parameter number for each alarm, a brief description of its meaning, and
its status. Full descriptions for each alarm are as follows:
011 – Tx Fail #1 This indicates that transmitter channel #1 has failed (this is the only
transmitter in a Tx, or Tx/Rx chassis).
012 – Tx Fail #2 This indicates that transmitter channel #2 has failed (this is the second
transmitter in a Tx/Tx chassis).
013 – Logic Alarm #1 This indicates that there is a problem with receive channel #1 (this is the
only receive channel in an Rx, or Tx/Rx chassis). The possible causes of
a logic alarm are:
Excessive noise is detected in the received signal.
The received level is out of normal limits (either too high or too low).
The system is receiving both guard and trip signals simultaneously.
The system is not receiving either a guard or a trip signal.
There has been a failure of the 9780’s internal power supply(s).
014 – Logic Alarm #2 This indicates that there is a problem with receive channel #2 (this is the
second receive channel in an Rx/Rx chassis). The possible causes of a
logic alarm are:
Excessive noise is detected in the received signal.
The received level is out of normal limits (either too high or too low).
The system is receiving both guard and trip signals simultaneously.
The system is not receiving either a guard or a trip signal.
There has been a failure of the 9780’s internal power supply(s).
015 – Power Fail #1 This indicates that a problem has been detected with power supply #1. In
a single supply system, this is the only supply. In a Tx, Rx, Tx/Rx, or
Rx/Rx chassis with dual supplies, the system will continue to operate
using the backup supply. In a Tx/Tx chassis, as one supply is required for
each channel, channel #1 will be disabled.
016 – Power Fail #2 This indicates that a problem has been detected with power supply #2.
This is only applicable in dual supply systems. In a Tx, Rx, Tx/Rx, or
Rx/Rx chassis with dual supplies, the system will continue to operate
using supply #1. In a Tx/Tx chassis, as one supply is required for each
channel, channel #2 will be disabled.
017 – Low Level #1 This indicates that the receive level for channel #1 is below acceptable
limits (this is the only receive channel in an Rx or Tx/Rx chassis).
018 – Low Level #2 This indicates that the receive level for channel #2 is below acceptable
limits (this is the second receive channel in an Rx/Rx chassis).

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