Paradise 205486 REV F User Manual
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205486 REV F
Operations Manual, HPA2, Compact Outdoor SSPA
11.1.1.8 Fault Setup sub menu
This menu allows the user to customize Auxiliary fault setup.
Aux. Action
Allows the selection of the final effect of the auxiliary fault on an SSPA operation. Selection:
Fault (Major Fault), Fault + Mute, Alert (Minor Fault).
Aux. Check
Allows the user to select the fault-triggering event. Logic High – fault occurs on “open”
unconnected state of auxiliary input line. Logic Low – fault occurs on “close” shorted to
ground state of the auxiliary input line. Ignore – allows user to disable auxiliary fault checking.
Options menu
This menu makes available functions to backup or restore settings.
Backup
Allows the user to create a backup of all settings to nonvolatile memory.
Restore
Restores saved settings, either those from a previous backup (User), or to those as shipped
from the factory (Factory).
Reset
Allows the user to remotely reset the SSPA controller card MCU, to allow the SSPA to apply
new communication settings. The aftermath of the action depends on the selection which
been made prior reset. If the SSPA is in Terminal mode protocol, communication with the unit
may be reestablished after 5 seconds from the reset time. If the SSPA is configured to be a
part of a 1:1 redundant system, the reset will cause the SSPA to go offline.
This menu allows the user to customize Auxiliary fault setup.
Aux. Action
Allows the selection of the final effect of the auxiliary fault on an SSPA operation. Selection:
Fault (Major Fault), Fault + Mute, Alert (Minor Fault).
Aux. Check
Allows the user to select the fault-triggering event. Logic High – fault occurs on “open”
unconnected state of auxiliary input line. Logic Low – fault occurs on “close” shorted to
ground state of the auxiliary input line. Ignore – allows user to disable auxiliary fault checking.
Options menu
This menu makes available functions to backup or restore settings.
Backup
Allows the user to create a backup of all settings to nonvolatile memory.
Restore
Restores saved settings, either those from a previous backup (User), or to those as shipped
from the factory (Factory).
Reset
Allows the user to remotely reset the SSPA controller card MCU, to allow the SSPA to apply
new communication settings. The aftermath of the action depends on the selection which
been made prior reset. If the SSPA is in Terminal mode protocol, communication with the unit
may be reestablished after 5 seconds from the reset time. If the SSPA is configured to be a
part of a 1:1 redundant system, the reset will cause the SSPA to go offline.