SAM Electronics GmbH NG3028X25KW Manual Do Utilizador
RADARPILOT / CHARTRADAR
ED 3038 G 232 / 01 (2002-06)
Operating Instructions
22 System Maintenance Manager
22.1 Determining the Versions of Software, Hardware and Documentation
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Switching the System Maintenance Manager On
Click on the MENU button and then on the MAINTENANCE button. The menu of the System Mainte-
nance Manager appears.
nance Manager appears.
The menu is organised in the form of a card index box. Only the Selfcheck, Telemonitoring Data and
Tools index cards contain operator functions. The superordinate key ASCII Keyboard shall not be used
by the operator.
Tools index cards contain operator functions. The superordinate key ASCII Keyboard shall not be used
by the operator.
Switching Off the System Maintenance Manager
In the menu of the System Maintenance Manager, click on the Exit button.
22.1
Determining the Versions of Software, Hardware and Documentation
The versions of the unit’s software and hardware can be indicated, as well as the appropriate version of
the customer documentation: Click on the index card Telemonitoring Data, and then click on Versions.
The following then appears:
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the customer documentation: Click on the index card Telemonitoring Data, and then click on Versions.
The following then appears:
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CHARTRADAR or RADARPILOT: The software version of the unit
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Documentation: The number and revision index of the associated documentation. These data must
be present on the title pages of the documents used.
be present on the title pages of the documents used.
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IMB Image: Software version of the IMB (the central assembly on which the program is stored).
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PCB Versions: The electronics assemblies installed, with their software versions
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These data, together with the system fault lists, can be transferred as a file to diskette - see
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22.2
Listing the System Faults
System faults that have occurred (which generate the alarm indication SYSTEM FAULT xxxxx) can be
listed. The list can be transferred as a file to diskette, and is then available for further transfer. This func-
tion, which is provided for service use, is also accessible to the operator because, in the event a fault, a
service visit can be better prepared or even omitted if the service station can be informed of the fault
codes beforehand.
listed. The list can be transferred as a file to diskette, and is then available for further transfer. This func-
tion, which is provided for service use, is also accessible to the operator because, in the event a fault, a
service visit can be better prepared or even omitted if the service station can be informed of the fault
codes beforehand.
Listing the Currently Existing System Faults
Click on the Telemonitoring Data index card, and then click on Faults. All system faults that exist at the
time are listed under Present Faults. New faults are added to the list if and only if the square in the
Faults button is green (can be switched on and off by clicking of the Faults button).
time are listed under Present Faults. New faults are added to the list if and only if the square in the
Faults button is green (can be switched on and off by clicking of the Faults button).
Listing the System Faults that have Occurred
After clicking of the Fault History button, two lists appear additionally:
Fault History: Contains all faults that have occurred since switch-on of the indicator, in the sequence in
which they first appeared. Contents:
Date/Time: Time of the most recent occurrence
Count: Number of occurrences since switch-on of the unit
Fault: Fault code
Dev, Subdev: Unit/assembly in which the fault occurred
Info: Brief description of the fault
Date/Time: Time of the most recent occurrence
Count: Number of occurrences since switch-on of the unit
Fault: Fault code
Dev, Subdev: Unit/assembly in which the fault occurred
Info: Brief description of the fault