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Using the front panel Viewing status information
IF… Take the action…
You are unable to get the display
you want using the instructions
above.
Reset the power supply:
Method 1: Press and hold the
DEL key and
then press LOCAL - the two keys
must be pressed together.
Method 2: recycle power using the line
switch.
Display details
The table below summarizes the detailed system status information shown on the
upper row of the display, from left to right:
Field Displayed data
nnnnW
Total output power (as measured at the output connectors), in
watts, delivered by the master mainframe.
SER=
Operating mode of the RS232 communications link:
OFF.....not used.
CNT....used for remote control (GPIB is OFF).
MON...driving a remote monitor, giving full screen status
display.
GPIB=
Operating mode of the GPIB communications link:
OFF.....not used.
ON!.....Used for remote control (RS232 may operate in
monitor mode) with IEEE488.2 compatability.
BUZ=
Operating mode for the internal buzzer:
N.........never makes a sound.
F..........sounds off when a fault occurs.
AL.......the buzzer is being used for all events: faults,
warnings, wrong user entry, etc.
<system
level error
code>
The last known system level error code is displayed at the far
right side of the display. The error code display is cleared when
the reset key is pressed or when the error code is read or cleared
by a remote controller.
The right portion of the lower row of the display shows system messages that
provide:
♦ User guidance suitable for the active operating mode of the front panel.
♦ System fault messages.
♦ Temporary entry field (e.g. module number to select, storage area number,
etc.).
See appendix A for a complete list of the system messages that may be displayed.
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