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Axell BSR 3308-PS NFPA
Product Description and User’s Manual
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Alarm Description and probable cause Recommendation
System Mute Most probable cause – Repeater
amplification is muted
(automatically)
Check the Repeater LEDs
*Panel Switch Mask Not Applicable Ignore
PLL Lock Detect Malfunction in UL/DL path.
Probable cause: channeler
module lock-detect failure
Check the Repeater LEDs.
Section above.
6.2.2.2 Alarm Analysis
The alarms display in this tab have two types of indications: external and internal:
Each alarm icon consists of two elements: the inner circle and the perimeter belt.
The colors of the inner circle indicate mode while the perimeter belt color indicate the alarm
severity.
Figure 2: Axell -CMU - Interpretation of Alarm Icons
The following table provides a description of the Alarms color code that appears at the bottom of
the Alarms window.
Inner Circle
Alarm Description
Green - indicates that the element is functioning
Red – indicates that the element is not functioning
Grey (Masked) - indicates that the Administrator has
disabled the display of that element.
Perimeter
Belt
Grey (Mask) - indicates that the Administrator has disabled
the display of that element.
Light blue - indicates a minor issue.
Yellow - indicates a major issue.
Orange - indicates a critical issue.
The following figure shows an example of the Axell -CMU alarm design.
Figure 3.Axell -CMU - Two Examples of Alarm Design
Functioning element
with a minor issue