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FTC 370 / 370A LCM USER MANUAL AVOID TOUCHING LIVE CIRCUITS Avoid touching any component or any part of the circuitry while the equipment is operating. Do not change components or make adjustments inside the equipment with power on. DO NOT DEPEND ON INTERLOCKS Never depend on interlocks alone to remove unsafe voltages.
Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS) utilizing standard Modbus TCP protocol. The FTC 370A version provides the additional capability for a SCADA or other control system to monitor alarms in addition to the ADLS. The FTC 370 is currently compatible with the Detect Harrier and the Terma Scanter ADLS systems.
2.2 MOUNT THE FTC 370 LCM Locate the FTC 370 LCM in an area that will allow proper access to the enclosure. Ensure the mounting location does not interfere with the quick-release latch that secures the enclosure’s door. Release the latch to open the door for internal access.
FTC 370 / 370A LCM USER MANUAL Wire Color Function Wiring Connections External Connections (120 VAC) or Black Input Power TB1 – BLK (240 VAC) - L1 (120 VAC) or White Input Power TB1 – WHT (240 VAC) – L2...
2.4 WIRING THE LCM WITH OVP SYSTEM The LCM can be installed in conjunction with the optional Flash Technology Overvoltage Protection System (OVP- Radar, Part number 1390191). Install the OVP in between the LCM and each Beacon. See OVP manual for installation.
FTC 370 / 370A LCM USER MANUAL 2.5 VERIFYING OPERATION Apply power to the LCM and verify operation. 2.5.1 POWER UP Power the system using the breaker located on the TB1 Terminal Block. Observe that the LEDs on the power supply and MOXA are illuminated.
FTC 370 / 370A LCM USER MANUAL State Description Power Amber System power is ON System power is OFF Ready Green System is ready Flashing Flashes every 1 second when the “Locate” function is triggered Flashing Flashes every 0.5 second when the firmware is being upgraded Flashing ON/OFF cycle period of 0.5 second represents “Safe Mode”...
Information Label on the enclosure door for unit specific information. Figure 3-1 – LCM Information Label 3.3 LCM MODBUS MAP Flash Technology utilizes two registers in the Moxa E1213 Modbus map accessed via the Ethernet on the LCM. Parameter Name Description...
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FTC 370 / 370A LCM USER MANUAL the light to turn ON. Please note: when not suppressed, the light will follow normal operation and turn the light ON if the photodiode determines it is nighttime. So, if the DO command is not sent and daylight conditions are detected by the photodiode, the light will remain off but is functioning correctly.
4.1 MAINTENANCE No regularly scheduled maintenance is required for the LCM. • Flash Technology warranties the function of the LCM to meet or exceed FAA/ICAO requirements for a 5-year period. • Optional mounting brackets and cable glands should be checked periodically for tightness.
FTC 370 / 370A LCM USER MANUAL Possible Cause Action AC Mains power failure / AC Power not applied Check AC mains power using multi-meter; Restore Power. External circuit breaker OFF/Tripped Check circuit breaker; Move breaker to ON position. Internal circuit breaker OFF/Tripped Check circuit breaker;...
FTC 370 / 370A LCM USER MANUAL Possible Cause Action Incorrect / No dry contact wiring Inspect for correct alarm connections: normally open (NO) contacts close on alarm, normally closed (NC) contacts open on alarm Jumper missing between RED2 and ORG on TB1...
Note: While performing the following steps, check for any loose connections and other damaged components. 4.3.1 REPLACE THE LCM FTC 370 LCM Part Number: F1371500, FTC 370A LCM Part Number: F1371510 LCM REMOVAL Disconnect the LCM’s cable pigtail from the power source and any monitoring equipment. Unfasten the hardware that holds the LCM unit to the structure or mounting bracket.