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Appendix C
Status Messages
The Power Control Processor shows messages on the display to advise status of the system or the
components in the panel itself.
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Status Message
System OK
No other messages active
Emergency Active
Emergency look is active
Breakers Tripped
No voltage detected at one or more relays
Relay Mismatch
One or more relays in the rack are mismatched Yes
Relay Removed
One or more relays in the rack are not found
One or more breakers don't match the
Breaker Mismatch
configuration
Breaker Removed
One or more breakers in the rack are missing
Timed Event Hold
User has applied a timed event hold.
Holiday Shut-off
User has activated Holiday Shut-off
Unable to communicate to the breaker drive
Drive 1/2 Error
board
Breaker Error
Breaker is detected as an impossible type
Dim Overtemp
Dimmer is in an overtemp state
Emergency Active
Emergency contact closures are commonly used with auxiliary systems, such as fire alarms. For
information on wiring and configuring the emergency input on your specific panel, see the applicable
Installation Manual found on etcconnect.com.
An "Emergency Active" status message on the display indicates that the emergency ("Panic") contact
input has been triggered and the configured emergency look is active in the panel.
An "Emergency Active" status message is the highest priority message; no other status message
displays while this status is active. In addition, this status cannot be cleared until the condition is
cleared. For example, resetting the fire alarm signal would clear the condition.
Breakers Tripped
A "Breakers Tripped" message indicates that voltage is not detected at one or more relay or breaker
inputs. Typically this condition is caused by one of the circuit breakers at the panel tripping or being
switched off.
To resolve this message, check the circuit breakers in the panel and verify that they are all turned on.
As needed, reset the breaker or determine if additional troubleshooting of the circuit is required.
To achieve short circuit ratings, the Echo Relay Panel Mains Feed has in-line fuse for each relay card.
Two spare fuses are included inside the panel. The fuse is a 30A SC-30 type fuse, available from ETC
with part number F334. Replace the fuse only with the same type. See
information on how to replace a fuse if necessary.
Status Messages
Cause
Echo-
ERP
ERP–FT
DIN
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Changing Fuses
Sensor
IQ
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
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