FieldServer NCA2-NFS2-3030 - Manual (Page 21)

FS-8700-130 Notifier NCA2/NFS-3030 Manual Page 21 of 21
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Error Description Action
#2 Err. Reset/Normal
queue<%d>
full on
MD<%s>
This driver keeps track of all non-zero
memory locations per Map Descriptor.
When the track queue is full, the oldest
offset is overwritten with the latest
one. This could be a problem on
System_Reset
and System_Normal
where memory locations get cleared as
per this queue.
If the error occurs during installation or
testing, it can be ignored. If the error
occurs during field operation, configure the
Map Descriptor with required address
ranges only and keep the Map Descriptor
length smaller than the queue length.
#3 FYI. Event<%s> not
Supported.
The FieldServer received an
unrecognized event or corrupted
message.
If the error occurs continuously, check that
connection parameters match with panel
port settings.
#4 Err. Unknown Node
Trouble <%s>
The FieldServer received a Node
Trouble event not listed under
Appendix A.2 or a corrupted message. If this error occurs continuously and you
need this new trouble status, contact
FieldServer.
#5 Err. Unknown OFF
NETWORK Node <%s>
The FieldServer received a message
that a Node either connected or
disconnected from the network, but no
Node number was received - it is likely
that the message was corrupted
Call Tech support.
#6 Err. Unsupported
Point
Address
Format<%s>
A message was received from an
unsupported device or the address of
the device is not in the correct
format/location.
Call Tech support.
#7 FYI. Attempt to
decrement below zero
offset<%d> DA<%s> The driver attempted to decrement the
trouble counting number to a number
less than 0.
This occurs due to poor synchronization
between the FieldServer and the Notifier
panel or because a problem existed before
connection.
2 . It will rectify itself upon
“System Normal” message. Check the
configuration file to identify the address
and memory area type mapped to this
offset and the Data Array which is causing
the error.
2 All Data Arrays on the FieldServer are initialized to zero on rebooting or starting up. A zero value in the Data Array assumes no problems with
the devices, but if a problem existed before the startup and the device comes out of problem, the FieldServer will attempt to decrease the
number of problems by 1 and this generates the error. Data from the FieldServer should not be considered reliable until the “System Normal”
message has been returned.