Fault Finding. ASL INTERCOM SMC02G
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ASL INTERCOM SMC02G is a powerful and versatile intercom system designed to meet the needs of a wide range of applications. With its advanced features and user-friendly design, the SMC02G is the ideal choice for any business or organization looking to improve their communications.
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SMC02G/SMC02F/Variants - Product Manual
Table 2 SMC02 Faults – VAR4/VAR12/VAR20
Operational Fault
Symptom
Total loss of live audio announcement from a single microphone, though the microphone still appears to be functional.
Total loss of live audio announcement from a single microphone, though the microphone still appears to be functional.
Total loss of all functionality on a single microphone.
No operational failure on initial fault report. Total loss of all functionality on a single microphone if subsequent fault reports within one hour.
Total loss of all functionality on a single microphone.
Total loss of all functionality on a single microphone.
Fault
Description
Input audio surveillance
Mic capsule fault
Mic comms fault
Mic CPU reset
Mic RAM error
Mic ROM error
Fault Code(s)
Reported and
Logged at the
VAR4/VAR12/VAR20
IPXX AUDIO INPUT
XX=01 to 20
IPXX MIC CAPSULE
XX=01 to 20
IPXX MIC COMMS
XX=01 to 20
IPXX MIC COMMS
XX=01 to 20
IPXX MIC FAULT-09
XX=01 to 20
(Mic Processor stops)
• Check audio cabling or power supply cabling between microphone and
Router.
• Replace microphone console.
• Replace Router.
• Check continuity of microphone capsule and any associated wiring, if faulty then replace capsule if possible.
• Replace microphone console.
• Replace Router.
• Check data cabling or power supply cabling between microphone and
Router.
• Replace microphone console.
• Replace Router.
• A one-off occurrence may be experienced due to EMI or transients.
• Repeated occurrences indicate faulty microphone electronics, so replace microphone console.
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Suggested Action
A one-off occurrence may be experienced due to EMI or transients.
• Repeated occurrences indicate faulty microphone electronics, so replace microphone console.
• Replace microphone console.
Loss of All-Call functionality on a single
SMC02 microphone
(standard SMC02 units only)
Loss of Speak Now LED functionality on a single
SMC02 microphone
(standard SMC02 units only)
Loss of All-Call LED functionality on a single
SMC microphone
(standard SMC02 units only)
All Call PTT
Contact Fault
LED fault
SPEAK-NOW
LED fault
ALL-CALL-ONLY
IPXX MIC FAULT-09
XX=01 to 20
(Mic Processor stops)
IP01 ALLCALL PTT
Audio Input 01 or
IP02 ALLCALL PTT
Audio Input 02
IP01 SPEAK LED
Audio Input 01 or
IP02 SPEAK LED
Audio Input 02
IP01 ALLCALL LED
Audio Input 01 or
IP02 ALLCALL LED
Audio Input 02
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Check hardwired PTT wiring between the appropriate microphone and the
Router.
Replace microphone console.
Replace Router.
Check wiring between Router and
SPEAK-NOW LEDs on the appropriate microphone.
Replace microphone console.
Replace Router.
Check wiring between Router and
ALLCALL LEDs on the appropriate microphone.
Replace microphone console.
Replace Router.
Issue: 02 complete, approved
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SMC02G/SMC02F/Variants - Product Manual
Table 3 SMC02 Faults – Intellevac ACU and VAR8-ACU
Operational Fault
Symptom
Total loss of live audio announcement from a single microphone, though the microphone still appears to be functional.
Total loss of live audio announcement from a single microphone, though the microphone still appears to be functional.
Total loss of all functionality on a single microphone.
No operational failure on initial fault report. Total loss of all functionality on a single microphone if subsequent fault reports within one hour.
Total loss of all functionality on a single microphone.
Total loss of all functionality on a single microphone.
Fault
Description
Fault Code(s)
Reported and Logged at the
Intellevac ACU and
VAR8-ACU
IPXX AUDIO INPUT
XX=01 to 08
Suggested Action
Input audio surveillance
Mic comms fault
Mic CPU reset
MIC<n> MIC COMMS n=01 to 08
MIC<n> MIC COMMS n=01 to 08
• Check audio cabling or power supply cabling between microphone and
Router.
• Replace microphone console.
• Replace Router.
Mic capsule fault MIC<n> MIC CAPSULE n=01 to 08
• Check continuity of microphone capsule and any associated wiring, if faulty then replace capsule if possible.
• Replace microphone console.
• Replace Router.
• Check data cabling or power supply cabling between microphone and
Router.
• Replace microphone console.
• Replace Router.
• A one-off occurrence may be experienced due to EMI or transients.
• Repeated occurrences indicate faulty microphone electronics, so replace microphone console.
Mic RAM error MIC<n> FAULT 09 n=01 to 08
(Mic Processor stops)
• A one-off occurrence may be experienced due to EMI or transients.
• Repeated occurrences indicate faulty microphone electronics, so replace microphone console.
• Replace microphone console.
Loss of All-Call functionality on a single
SMC microphone
(standard SMC02 units only)
Loss of Speak Now LED functionality on a single
SMC microphone
(standard SMC02 units only)
Loss of All-Call LED functionality on a single
SMC microphone
(standard SMC02 units only)
Mic ROM error
All Call PTT
Contact Fault
LED fault
SPEAK-NOW
LED fault
ALL-CALL-ONLY
MIC<n> FAULT 09 n=01 to 08
(Mic Processor stops)
IP01 ALLCALL PTT
Audio Input 01 or
IP02 ALLCALL PTT
Audio Input 02
IP01 SPEAK LED
Audio Input 01 or
IP02 SPEAK LED
Audio Input 02
IP01 ALLCALL LED
Audio Input 01 or
IP02 ALLCALL LED
Audio Input 02
• Check hardwired PTT wiring between the appropriate microphone and the
Router.
• Replace microphone console.
• Replace Router.
• Check wiring between Router and
SPEAK-NOW LEDs on the appropriate microphone.
• Replace microphone console.
• Replace Router.
• Check wiring between Router and
ALLCALL LEDs on the appropriate microphone.
• Replace microphone console.
• Replace Router.
Issue: 02 complete, approved
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Key Features
- Easy to use: Intuitive user interface makes it easy to operate.
- Versatile: Can be used for a variety of applications, including paging, intercom, and emergency announcements.
- Expandable: Can be expanded to support up to 128 zones.
- Reliable: Built to last with high-quality components.
- Cost-effective: Affordable solution for businesses of all sizes.
- Compact design: Takes up minimal space.
- Wall or desk mountable: Can be installed in a variety of locations.
- Optional accessories: Can be customized to meet specific needs.
- Meets all relevant safety standards.
- Backed by a comprehensive warranty.
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Table of contents
- 5 Description
- 6 Operation
- 6 Control and Indicators
- 9 Console Operation
- 9 Live Announcements
- 12 Routing Digital Voice Messages (DVA Routing Buttons)
- 14 Playing Digital Voice Messages (Play DVA Buttons)
- 17 Listen-in Operation
- 17 Listen-in All Mode
- 18 Selective Listen-In Mode
- 19 Installation
- 19 Installation Requirements
- 19 Equipment and Tool Requirements
- 19 Cabling Requirements
- 19 From Rack to Marshalling Box within Control Room
- 20 From Marshalling Box to SMC02 Console
- 20 Cabling to an Intellevac ACU
- 20 Cabling to an VAR8-ACU
- 21 Recommended Installation Procedure
- 23 Connections
- 23 Terminal Allocation
- 24 Connection Diagrams
- 25 Fire or Paging Microphone Connection to VAR4/VAR12/VAR20 Input
- 27 Paging Microphone Connection to Other VAR4/VAR12/VAR20 Inputs
- 28 Fire or Paging Microphone Connection to ACU Input 1 or
- 30 Paging Microphone Connection to ACU Inputs 3 to
- 31 Commissioning the SMC
- 31 Obtaining the Router’s Input Number
- 31 Configuring the Microphone Type
- 32 Configuring the Microphone Control Parameters
- 32 Microphone Priority
- 32 Microphone Class
- 33 Microphone Name
- 33 Microphone Protocol (ACU only)
- 33 Microphone Button Capacity (ACU only)
- 34 Busy and Select Indication LEDs Mode (ACU only)
- 35 Configuring the PTT Button (VAR4/VAR12/VAR20 only)
- 35 PTT Button Cough Timeout (VAR4/VAR12/VAR20 only)
- 35 PTT All Call Mode (VAR4/VAR12/VAR20 only)
- 35 PTT Restore Mode (VAR4/VAR12/VAR20 only)
- 36 Configuring the Listen-in Button
- 36 Listen-in Button
- 36 Configuring the Microphone Buttons
- 36 Unused Buttons
- 37 Zone Selection Button
- 37 DVA Routing Button (VAR4/VAR12/VAR20 only)
- 38 Controlled Route or Routes
- 38 Trigger Mode
- 39 DVA Play Mode
- 39 Busy Indication Mode
- 39 All Call Button
- 40 Play DVA Button (ACU only)
- 40 DVA Message
- 40 Trigger Mode
- 41 DVA Play Mode
- 41 Busy Indication Mode
- 41 Cancel All DVAs Button (ACU only)
- 42 Configuring the Microphone Audio Parameters
- 42 Microphone Input Gain
- 42 Microphone Surveillance Tone Detection
- 43 Microphone Relative Output Gain (VAR4/VAR12/VAR20 only)
- 44 Microphone Equalisation
- 44 Microphone Fade Up and Down Times
- 46 Microphone Pre-Annoucement Chime
- 47 Configuring the System Fault Indication Control
- 47 Remote Fault Output (VAR4/VAR12/VAR20 only)
- 47 Remote I/O Unit (BMB01) Digital Output (ACU only)
- 48 Fault Finding
- 50 Maintenance
- 51 Product Specification
- 53 Mechanical Dimensions
- 55 Safety and Precautions
- 55 Environmental
- 55 Electrical Safety
- 55 Unpacking and Handling
- 55 Packing for Return for Repair
- 56 Spare Parts and Accessories
- 57 Reference Documents
- 58 Index
- 59 Service and Warranty