Document No: LT0119 F3200 Operator's Manual
Operating Instructions - System Functions
Issue 2.04 29 July 2002 Page 6-21
HISTORY OR PRINTER EVENTS CONTINUED
ISOLATE RAM FAIL
Zone isolate data is stored in the clock chip RAM and this event indicates that zone
isolate status was not written successfully to the clock chip RAM. The Controller may
need replacing.
OP LOGIC ERROR nn
An error has occurred in the execution of output logic and the error number is nn. A list
of these errors is given in Chapter 6 Recall System Faults.
CLOCK CHIP FAULT
This event occurs only at startup and indicates a problem with the clock chip. The
Controller may need replacing.
NET PORT HW FAULT
This event occurs only for networked panels and indicates that the panel failed to receive
an acknowledge to a message it sent on the network. This might occur on busy
systems, there is a hardware fault somewhere, or if the device that is programmed to
send the acknowledgement is powered down or faulty.
NET MSG DISCARD
This event occurs only for networked panels and indicates that the panel failed to receive
an acknowledge to a message it sent on the network. This might occur on busy systems
if there is a hardware fault somewhere, or if the device that is programmed to send the
acknowledgement is powered down or faulty.
WARM START
This event is logged when a “warm start” restart occurs. This may possibly indicate a
watchdog reset has occurred. If the content of the history queue in RAM is found to be
valid at startup then a warm start event is logged and the history is retained. Events that
appear in the history before the warm start event may possibly indicate the reason for
the warm start.
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