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Bosch Security Systems | December 8, 2004
LTC 8100, LTC 8200, LTC 8300 Series | Instruction Manual | Troubleshooting
Problem Description/Solution
Remote Receiver/Driver Functions Inoperative
All receiver/drivers and functions inoperative. • Verify that the CODE LED indicator on the front panel lights during P/T/Z control
actions. If not, the unit requires service.
Individual receiver/driver nonoperative. • Check the Green LED code indicator inside the receiver/driver box. If not lighting,
check shielded twisted-pair cable between the unit and receiver/driver box.
• Confirm that the camera address setting in the receiver/driver corresponds to the
camera number selected by the keyboard.
• Perform internal receiver/driver local test to verify operation its receiver/driver
circuitry and the pan/tilt/zoom wiring.
AutoDome Series cameras are not operating in a
variable speed fashion.
• Verify that CPU DIP switch 7 is selected for variable speed mode.
No Alarm Response
No system alarms are operative. • Verify that the Alarm LED on the front panel lights when the unit is in alarm. If not,
verify that alarm programming is correctly enabled.
Individual cameras/monitors not responding when
alarmed.
• Ensure that the desired cameras are properly armed on the appropriate armed
system monitors.
• Verify that the alarming device and the cable to the unit’s alarm interface connections
are intact.
Incorrect system alarm response. • Verify that the desired alarm response mode has been selected.
• Refer to Section 13, KEYBOARD USER FUNCTIONS for instructions.
Alarms cannot be reset. • Power off/on unit to clear all alarms. (Any alarms that re-initiate are still active.)
• Verify alarm response and user settings for alarm acknowledge authority.
• Remove alarm connections to rear of unit. If alrams are still present, investigate
possibility that alarm input polarity has been changed by the installer using “CCL”
commands.
CPU Software Version Numbers
During the system evolution, new CPU software
versions will be released. Some troubleshooting
cases require Factory Technical Support personnel
to ask for the version of the CPU. To obtain a CPU
software version:
• Using a system keyboard, an operator with a priority level 1 can enter keyboard
User Function 23. Press [User], then Enter 23 using the numeric keypad, and
press [Enter].
• The CPU version number will be displayed on the overlay of the monitor currently
being controlled by the keyboard. Record this number for future reference.
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