User manual LG GC-269SBF

[. . . ] Although it has taken all possible measures about the contents of this book, please give notice, if there are contents which should be hard to understand, and mistaken contents. Please understand that our company does not assume responsibility about the influence of the result employed irrespective of the 3rd clause. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i ii Safety Precautions This instruction manual and the labels affixed to the products or equipment give important information for using products safety. It helps prevent damages to properties and hazard to people who use them or work with them. [. . . ] It illuminates red when the equipment is under initialization, writing to CompactFlash, and maintenance mode. It illuminates green when the shutdown of the equipment is completed. It illuminates red when the user program under initialization, and at the time of stop. It blinks by user program setting. General-purpose LEDL1/L2 These LEDs can be set up a display state by the user program. LED Status It illuminates green the main unit is under normal operation. L1 When its operation is set by the user program, it follows the setting of the user program. It illuminates green when the CompactFlash starts, and it blinks when the L2 equipment is under normal operation. When its operation is set by the user program, it follows the setting of the user program. 15 Chapter 4: Description of Operations By investigating the length of the blink interval of ER LED, the cause of unusual operation of equipment is analyzable. Status LED Display Cause of Error Red-ShortGreen-LongRed-Short Green-Long. . . . . . Red-ShortGreen-ShortRed-Short Green-Short. . . . . . Red-LongRed-ShortGreen-Short . . . . . . Java VM stops, STAT_ERR1 is set by the program. STAT_ERR3 is set by the program. The combination pattern of the state of to is shown in the following table. The following blink is repeated, in the cycles of about 5 seconds. D-Sub9 pin male connector is mounted for this port. Serial Port-2: for maintenance It is the serial port of the RS-232C interface for maintenance consoles. D-Sub9 pin male connector is mounted for this port. CAUTION Serial Port-2 cannot be used for data communications, since it is mounted for maintenance consoles. 18 Chapter 4: Description of Operations (5) Power Switch It is the switch which performs ON/OFF of AC power supply of equipment. (6) AC Inlet AC power cord is connected to this inlet. The power supply of equipment can be used for both a 100Vac system and a 200Vac system. Moreover, there is no adjustment of the voltage change to operating voltage. Dtails3. 1 Hardware Specification CAUTION Since the AC power cord is not attached to GIGABINE type II, prepare the AC power cord according to the safety requirements of each country. Do not use any AC power cord other than the AC power cord with 3-pin plug adapted to the input voltage. Do not use it with the grounding pin disconnected. (7) CompactFlash Slot The slot of a CompactFlash card is prepared in the left side of GIGABINE type II. The software update in the field by exchanging CompactFlash became easy. The eject button attached to the slot side is pushed, and CompactFlash is taken out from the equipment. CompactFlash Slot Ejector CAUTION Do not perform attachment and detachment of CompactFlash, and operate the ejector during system operation. It becomes the cause which data in processing is destroyed or disappears. 19 Chapter 4: Description of Operations (8) Function Switch The function switch is prepared for the bottom of GIGABINE type II. [. . . ] Moreover, please carry out the following thing periodically as preventive maintenance. In addition, please contact your service station about a request of scheduled inspection service. Environmental Conditions3. 2 Specification of Installation Environment (1) Dirt of Equipment The dirt of equipment is wiped out with the cloth which attached thin neutral detergent is extracted firmly. Furthermore, it is wiped out with dry cloth once more. CAUTION If a detergent spray is covered over equipment or it is wiped out with medicine, such as alcohol, benzine, and thinner, the failure of the equipment may occur and the communication data etc. [. . . ]