What to do if the SHORT indicator is on for Skip-Line SC-12?
If the SHORT indicator is on, it signifies that the total current of your Skip-Line Control Systems Hub exceeds 10A. To resolve this, inspect the cabling connected to the peripheral devices.
What to do if the FAULT indicator is on for Skip-Line Control Systems?
If the FAULT indicator is lit, it means a power fault has been detected in your Skip-Line Control Systems, indicating a power loss or spike. You should check and tighten all power connections and remove any devices known to cause power interference from the power branch.
What to do if the RED indicator is on for Skip-Line Control Systems?
If the RED indicator is on, it means the device is overdrawing beyond the 1A limit in your Skip-Line Control Systems, which could lead to the resettable fuse cutout. Inspect the cables for any breaks or pinches and ensure the connector pinout is correct.
What to do if the BUS ERR indicator is on for Skip-Line Control Systems?
If the BUS ERR indicator is on, a bus error has occurred in your Skip-Line Control Systems. This can be caused by malfunctioning devices. Begin by checking the cables and their lengths to ensure they meet the required specifications. The indicator should disappear once the error is resolved.
What to do if SLAVE is not blinking on Skip-Line SC-12 Control Systems?
If the SLAVE indicator is not blinking when a Core Skipper is detected, check the cabling between this hub and the Core Skipper to ensure they are properly connected for your Skip-Line Control Systems.
What does the GREEN indicator mean on Skip-Line SC-12?
The GREEN indicator on your Skip-Line Control Systems means a device is connected and drawing between 30mA and 700mA, which is normal. If it's flashing, it indicates that this port has experienced an error since the last startup.
What to do if TRAFFIC is not blinking on Skip-Line SC-12?
If the TRAFFIC indicator is not blinking, verify that both the power and communication cables are correctly connected to your Skip-Line Control Systems.
Provides Skip-Line's contact information, address, and website for support.
Outlines warranty terms, disclaimers on electronic failures, and important operational notes.
Lists the essential devices required for the SC-12 core system, including Skipper, Hubs, and Master Control Box.
Details optional devices like Glass Cockpit, Switch Boxes, and various interface modules that expand system capabilities.
Specifies operating temperature, humidity, voltage, and current ratings for SC-12 devices.
Covers installation preparation, physical mounting, and cabling standards for the SC-12 system.
Explains navigation options, menu bar, action screens, and the main screen interface.
Details parameters like Pattern Selector, Stripe, Cycle, Bead Extend, and Bead Offset on the main screen.
Covers feature status indicators, system status indicators, and the information system for alerts.
Introduces Quick Setup for feature control and details various operational modes like Normal, Test, and Marker.
Covers gun setup for colors, widths, offsets, delays, and guided calibration procedures for distance and pumps.
Explains marker layout creation, black pattern modes, and carriage layout for gun positioning.
Details help features including switch, input, and button tests for troubleshooting system issues.
Explains other menus like Splash Screen, USB, Side Configuration, and Demo Mode operations.
Discusses Datum Point for target creation, bead registration timing, and offset correction.
Covers menu message icons, descriptions, and how to handle system errors and warnings.
Describes Master Box switch functionality and provides a glossary of key terms.
Details communications cable standards, pin assignments, and the process for repairs and forms.
General| Brand | Skip-Line |
|---|---|
| Model | SC-12 |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
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