Baseline Systems BaseStation 6000 - Manual (Page 116)

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this fault. Run the Detailed Test All Zones from the System Self Test tab of
the System Diagnostics interface.
• High Communication Voltage failure – A poor quality or high resistance
two-wire system caused by poor connections or excessively long wiring runs
between the Remote Base Unit and the biCoder.
• No 24 Volt AC on a 12- or 24-valve biCoder – Indicates that the power plug
is not connected or the inline fuse (on the circuit board) is blown.
biSensor™ Troubleshooting
Test Steps In the System Diagnostics interface, click the Base/TwoWire tab, and then click
the Base # Test button (where the # represents the number of the Remote Base
Unit that you want to test). If test fails, refer to Remote Base Unit
Troubleshooting.
Run the Quick Test All Zones from the System Self Test tab of the System
Diagnostics interface. Note any failing zones.
In the upper right of the System Diagnostics interface, click the arrow in the
Select Zone to Start Test field, and then click the biSensor that you want to test.
The results display in the IO Event Display pane. The following messages are
possible:
• No Response from Remote Unit - failure may indicate that a wire may have
failed. Refer to Wire Troubleshooting.
• Zero Moisture Reading – Indicates a cut or damaged sensing unit requiring
replacement.
• Check Sum Error – Remote – Indicates an address conflict. Grounded wires
caused by failing insulation or nicks or cuts in the insulation may also cause
this fault. Run the Detailed Test All Zones from the System Self Test tab of
the System Diagnostics interface.
• High Communication Voltage failure – A poor quality or high resistance
two-wire system caused by poor connections or long wiring runs between
the Remote Base Unit and biCoder.