Document No: LT0119 F3200 Operator's Manual
Operating Instructions - System Functions
Issue 2.04 29 July 2002 Page 6-9
SYSTEM FAULT RECALL FAULT LIST (CONTINUED)
14. All MAF zones isolated
This fault will occur if all zones (mapped to MAF) are isolated. This can be
inhibited with an option in programming, but doing so contravenes AS1603.4.
15. Supply failed
This fault means that both mains has failed and the battery voltage has fallen to
21 volts or below. The standby relay is de-energised and all processing of circuit
inputs stops.
16. Output logic exec error nn
An error has occurred with output logic execution. The error number nn has the
following meaning:
Note The software produces the following error messages from a series of built-
in checks which are performed during the operating of the FIP outputs. It
is highly unlikely that such errors will occur. If one does, the operator
should inform the service company and have them check it.
1. No equations have been found but some were expected. This indicates a
conflict in the information stored in the EEPROM database.
2. Invalid opcode
An invalid token has been encountered in an equation.
3. Range error
This occurs when an out of range value is found such as a timer number
greater than 64 or an ancillary relay number greater than 3.
4. Stack error
The execution stack in the RAM has overflowed or underflowed.
5. Link error
An invalid value has been found in a link field in an equation.
6. Invalid MAF output
This indicates a conflict in information stored in the EEPROM database.
An equation has been found to control an ancillary or MAF relay but was
not expected.
7. NA (New Alarm) function RAM limit exceeded
This indicates too many NA functions have been used in the program-
ming of Output Logic functions.
8. Netvar SID not present
This error occurs if a network variable in the output logic specifies a SID
which is not present in the SID list of this panel. Every SID for which
netvars are to be accessed must be entered into the SID list of this panel.
9. Zone command range error
An equation to isolate/deisolate or reset a zone or range of zones had an
invalid zone number.
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