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BLE 3000 Module User's Guide
3.1 Bluetooth Function Fault and the DMC 3000
During a fault with the telemetry function of the BLE 3000 module, the DMC 3000 will exhibit the following
characteristics:
Dosimeter detection will not be aected by the telemetry function failure.
Dosimeter will retain all Dose, Max Rate, set points and status bits regardless of module status, failure or
connections.
Dosimeter Dose and Dose Rate Alarms will take precedence over any telemetry fault messages.
3.2 Fault Diagnosis and Resolution
Major Fault: a major fault prevents the dosimeter from going into Run mode
Display Causes Solutions
- Module management is incorrect.
- The 26-pin connector is missing or unproperly installed.
Check the module management (refer to §2.9).
Remove the BLE 3000 module and check that the 26-
pin connector is properly installed.
- The module was disconnected from the DMC 3000 without first
aecting the disconnection via DMCUser.
- It is possible that the dosimeter’s firmware version does not
support the module.
Put the DMC 3000 in Pause mode. Check the module
connection and the integrity of the connector. Make
sure the firmware version of the dosimeter is V.7.8 or
greater.
Reconnect the module while the DMC 3000 is in Pause
mode.
If problem persists, contact your Mirion representative.
Problem of communication between the dosimeter and the NTx
module.
Check the module connection and the integrity of the
connector. Verify that the firmware version of the dosi-
meter is V.7.8 or greater. Reconnect the module.
If problem persists, contact your Mirion representative.
The dosimeter does not recognize the module. Use DMCUser to change the DMC 3000 configuration,
make sure it accepts the BLE 3000 module. See §2.7.
3- Alarms