Led And Numeric Display Behavior When A Fault Is Present; Led And Numeric Display Behavior When Interlock Is Not Satisfied; Status Led Indicators; Table 5-4. Status Led Indicators - Advanced Energy Paramount MF 2 kW User Manual

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LED and Numeric Display Behavior When a Fault is Present

When a fault is present the Fault LED lights. All LEDs in the Generator column are
unlit. The Display Select (Generator LED scroll) button is disabled. Active error
codes are displayed on the numeric display. The display scrolls through the active
error codes, showing each for about one second. If there is only one active error code,
it is displayed continuously.
LED and Numeric Display Behavior When Interlock is Not
Satisfied
When interlock is closed, the Interlock LED lights. When interlock is open, the
Interlock LED is unlit, and the Fault LED is lit. Depending on what is open in the
interlock chain, you may see these error codes scroll on the numeric display:
• Error code 30: Interlock is open (always displays when any interlock is open)
• Error code 36: RF cable interlock is open (may display)
• Error code 37: User port interlock is open (may display)

Status LED Indicators

Table 5‑4. Status LED indicators
Status LED
AC On
RF On
Interlock
Power Limit
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When lit, this green LED indicates that AC power is on.
When lit, this green LED indicates that RF power is enabled.
Depending on the selected set point value, actual RF power may
or may not be present at the output connector when this LED is
lit.
When lit, this green LED indicates that all interlock criteria are
satisfied:
• The interlock pins on the User port are connected.
• The cable is firmly connected to the RF output connector.
When this LED is lit, the unit is ready to supply output power.
When unlit, this yellow LED indicates that the unit is able to
satisfy the requested set point power within ± 1% and 3 W.
When lit, this yellow LED indicates that the unit is unable to
satisfy the requested set point due to a limit or alarm condition
detected by the generator. Some of the conditions that can cause
an out-of-set-point condition are high VSWR and output voltage
or current limits.
Installation, Setup, and Operation
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Paramount MF 2 kW Generator
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