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FAULT DIAGNOSIS 8
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS | TIC
8.2.2 Traffic Controller fault indicators
The LEDs on the Traffic Controller provide the following information in the event of a fault:
Display
Possible cause
Remedy
Status LED on power
button does not light up
Supply voltage missing or
too low
Traffic Controller is
defective
Check the voltage supply.
Replace the Traffic Controller.
LED on female Ethernet
connector does not
light up
Ethernet cable
disconnected
Network component (e.g.,
Ethernet switch)
is defective
Check the Ethernet connection.
Replace the defective network
component.
Tab. 27: Traffic Controller fault indicators
8.3 Fault indicators at system level
Faults that occur on the profiling system are divided into two basic categories: warnings
and errors:
In the event of a warning, the system remains operational. However, the cause of the
fault must be eliminated as quickly as possible.
Warnings indicate things like minor contamination on a 2D LiDAR sensor.
In the event of an error, the system is still operational in principle. However, the system
can no longer be relied on to function correctly.
General system fault
Display
Possible cause
Possible measures
No connection to
the Traffic
Controller TIC
Traffic Controller supply voltage
missing or too low
Check the voltage supply.
Ethernet connection to the
Traffic Controller interrupted
Check the Ethernet connection.
Fault in network configuration
Check the network configuration.
Traffic Controller TIC defective.
Replace the Traffic Controller.
Tab. 28: General system fault

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