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Manual Test Functions:
Manual Test Procedure
Test Switch
Presses
Press and Hold
Single Press
Two Presses
Three Presses
Four Presses
Seven Presses
Table 1
4. This unit is configured standard with Self-
Diagnostics. Periodic checks are performed
on the charging circuit, batteries and lamps.
Failure of any of these components will
result in a red flash to indicate the failure
mode (See Table 2 below for failure codes).
5. The Self-Testing option will perform routine
maintenance checks in addition to Self-
Diagnostics. The Self-Test option runs a 1
minute check each month and a 30 minute
test each 6 months.
Chloride is a Philips group brand
Test Performed
Switches the unit to
emergency mode and
remains in that mode
until the user releases
the Test Switch.
Silences the Audible
Alarm Option. The unit
will remain silenced
until its next normally
scheduled check.
Discontinues and
manual test in process.
1 minute manual test.
90 minute manual test
Lamp load re-
calibration. Use if lamp
load changes by design.
Forces a complete
system reset.
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Flash Sequence
1 Flash
2 Flash Red
3 Flash Red
4 Flash Red
Flashing Green
Steady Green
Alternating Green /
Red (Fast)
Alternating Green /
Red (Slow)
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Failure Codes
Failure Mode
Battery Failure – Check
battery connections /
Replace battery.
Lamp load failure –
Indication of lost lamp
load usually caused by
burned out lamps.
Replace as required.
Charger Failure – Check
connections / Replace as
necessary.
Transfer Failure –
Charger has failed to
transfer power to lamps
during emergency
operation. Replace
charger.
Unit has AC applied and
indicates unit is in a
high rate of charge
mode. No action
required.
Unit has AC applied and
unit is in a normal
maintenance charge
mode. No action
required
Unit connected to higher
than allowable voltage.
Check line input wiring
for correct voltage
connections. NOTE:
Disconnect power
immediately to avoid
damage to unit.
Unit connected to lower
than allowable voltage.
Check line input wiring
for correct voltage
connections.
Table 2
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