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…always there
Symptom Possible Causes Possible Solution
Problems indicated on the STU Status LEDs
Red STU Status
LED
Fast flash.
a) NVM not fitted.
b) NVM
unprogrammed.
c) NVM wrong way
around.
d) NVM leg bent
under.
e) The NVM has been
removed from the
STU.
a), b), c) Insert correctly programmed
NVM.
d) Refit NVM.
e) Power down, insert the NVM and re-
apply power to the STU. Ask the ARC
to commission the STU again.
When an alarm is
triggered the
number of
outstanding
alarms does NOT
increase.
The red STU
Status LED is off
or the number of
flashes of the red
LED stays the
same. The
green STU
Status LED
intermittent
flash.
a) An alarm previously
transmitted on the
same channel has not
been acknowledged
by the ARC.
b) The NVM has been
incorrectly
programmed and the
alarm channel has
been disabled by
mistake.
a) Ask the ARC to acknowledge any
outstanding alarms.
b) Re-program the NVM.
The red STU
Status LED
flashes up to
eight times after
every other flash
of the green STU
Status LED.
Each red LED flash
represents an
outstanding alarm.
a) Alarm input/s may
be incorrectly wired.
b) Alarm information
may be programmed
incorrectly in the
NVM.
a) Check/correct the alarm input wiring.
b) i) Re-configure alarm settings.
ii) Re-program the NVM.
Green STU
Status LED fast
flash.
Power supply and/or
battery voltage is too
low.
Check the operation of the power
supply. Check that the back up battery
is charged.
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