Yamaha RIVAGE PM Series Owner's Manual page 18

Error messages indicating a need for attention
LCD
Message
*[ERR T0#]
TWINLANe
WRONG LOOP
*[ERR T07]
TWINLANe
OPEN LOOP
*[ERR T12]
TWINLANe
T V B OP IP
*[ERR T0#]
CONSOLE NETWK
WRONG LOOP
*[ERR T08]
CONSOLE NETWK
OPEN LOOP
*[ERR W01]
BNC UNLOCK
*[ERR W02]
DATA CORRUPT
TRY RE-SYNC
*[ERR P01]
POWER A OFF
*[ERR P02]
POWER B OFF
*[ERR C11]
LOW BATT
*[ERR C12]
NO BATT
Names marked with an asterisk (*) are Unit IDs.
NOTE
If multiple issues occur at the same time, press the [U] or [D] key to view the corresponding error messages.
18 DSP-RX(-EX) Owner's Manual
Color
Indicator
Status
Fiber optic cable is not connected properly.
A number sign (#) indicates the error
description.
1: Signal is looped back to the unit itself
Red
(IN-OUT).
(flashing)
2: Input connectors are connected to each
other (IN-IN).
3: Output connectors are connected to
each other (OUT-OUT).
Yellow Fiber optic cable is not connected properly.
(lit steadily) The TWINLANe network loop is not closed.
An error has occurred with the optical
Yellow transceiver module on the HY256-TL.
(lit steadily) T: Temperature, V: Voltage, B: Bias current,
OP: Output Power, IP: Input Power
Ethernet cable is not connected properly.
A number sign (#) indicates the error
description.
4: Signal is looped back to the unit itself
Red
(IN-OUT).
(flashing)
5: Input connectors are connected to each
other (IN-IN).
6: Output connectors are connected to
each other (OUT-OUT).
Yellow Ethernet cable is not connected properly.
(lit steadily) The Console network loop is not closed.
The unit is unable to lock to the word clock
Red that is being input from the WORD CLOCK
(flashing) IN connector (if the WORD CLOCK IN has
been selected as the clock source).
Mix data inside the unit has been corrupted.
Red
The loading of a file or data syncing might
(flashing)
have been interrupted due to power outage.
Yellow Power is not supplied from power supply
(lit steadily) unit A.
Yellow Power is not supplied from power supply
(lit steadily) unit B.
Yellow The backup battery voltage is down to 2.8V
(lit steadily) or lower.
Yellow The backup battery voltage is down to
(lit steadily) 2.45V or lower.
Description Possible solution
Check the cable connection.
Check the cable connection.
• Make sure that the cable is securely inserted.
• Use a commercially-available cleaning tool for
fiber optics to clean both ends of the cable and
the connectors on the card.
• Change to a different cable.
If the solutions above do not resolve the issue,
have the unit checked by an authorized
technician, although the problem will not affect
operation of the unit. Please contact your Yamaha
dealer.
Check the cable connection.
Check the cable connection.
Check the external device that is supplying the
word clock.
Try data syncing again by transmitting data from
the control surface.
Make sure that the power switch on power supply
unit A is turned on, and that the power cord is
connected to the unit and power supply unit A.
Make sure that the power switch on power supply
unit B is turned on, and that the power cord is
connected to the unit and power supply unit B.
Please contact your Yamaha dealer immediately
and have qualified Yamaha service personnel
replace the backup battery.
Please contact your Yamaha dealer immediately
and have qualified Yamaha service personnel
replace the backup battery.