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Indexes can be used as follows:
KLP [<Sensor number: 1-23> [aspect ID: 0-6>]]
If no index is used the lowest value is used as default, hence, 'KLP' on its own is
the same as 'KLP 1' and 'KLP 1 0'.
If a sensor is not configured (or configured as type '0'), or the aspect pattern
requested is not used by the phase type, then KLP displays just the sensor
number and aspect ID number followed by the number of faults, i.e.
3.3.3.30 Reset Fault Log (RFL)
RFL = 1
Comment:
Note RED LAMP MONITORING on a Free standing OTU is not approved by
the Department of Transport and should not be used.
3.3.3.31 Enable LMU data access (AMB) (NEC)
AMB = 35
NEC = 249
Some LMU configuration commands require these additional access commands to
allow the data to be changed. Commands requiring this special access level are
indicated by L after the command mnemonic.
3.3.3.32 Clear LMU Faults (KCF) - PB392 Firmware
KCF={Sensor Number:1 - 23}
Comment:
Caution:
Safety:
3.3.3.33 Aspect drive identification (KAD) L
KAD {sensor number: 1 - 23} = {aspect id. number 0 - 255}
Comment:
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"KLP S A: +I -F"
Clears the OTU fault log and extinguishes the fault LED provided
that fault conditions are no longer present.
LMU configuration commands
This will clear all lamp faults associated for the specified sensor,
e.g. "KCF=3" clears all faults on Sensor 3, KCF:0 will then be
displayed.
The lamps on the junction should be inspected before using this
command to ensure that no lamps are actually faulty.
This command will not clear a Red Lamp Fault on a sensor
configured for Red Lamp Monitoring.
This command is used to allocate an aspect drive identity to each
current sensor.
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