Siemens HB 900 Series Manuel d'utilisateur

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 1 Siemens Plc Mobility Division Traffic Solutions Sopers Lane Poole, Dorset

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 10 22 CONTROLLER OPERATION CONTROLLER OPERATION2.1 The Controller The fi

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 100 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS CMX CMX <Phase A to F2> : <0 to 25

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 8.3 Pedestrian and Cycle Crossing Demands DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS IPX IPX <I/O Line Number 0 to 24

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 8.4 Standalone Pedestrian Stream Timings DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS PAR PAR <stream number> <ch

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 8.5 All-Red Extensions DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS REX REX <Stream 0 to 7> : <0.0 to 31.8 second

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 8.7 Special Conditioning Commands Special conditioning can be used to provide a wide range of facilities.

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 8.9 VA Operation Timings DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS PEV PEV <Stream Number 0 to 7> : <Setting 0

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 106 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS PTX PTX <Phase A to F2> : <0 to 10

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 107 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS LPT LPT : <Request (0 or 1)> LamP Tes

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 108 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS DIT DIT : <0 = UTC Dim Override or 1 = L

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 109 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS LKM LKM 0 = 1 enables self-resetting LinK ov

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 2.2 Processor Card LEDs There are four LED indicators on the front of the main processor card, described be

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 8.14 Priority Configuration Commands DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS PUP PUP <Unit Number 0 to 7> <

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 111 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS during the specified alternate timeset. PCB

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 112 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS PUI PUI <Unit Number 0 to 7> : <00

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS PVP PVP <Phase A to F2> : <Binary> Priority Vehicle Phase informati

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 114 9 9LAMP MONITORING LAMP MONITORINGNote that to keep compatibility wit

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 115 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS KES KES <Sensor 1 to 48> : <curren

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 9.2 Sensor and Aspect Numbers 9.2.1 Sensor Numbers The lamp monitor can be configured to use up to 48 sen

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 9.3 Commissioning Powering up the controller for the first time will automatically start the lamp monitor l

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook KML:Awaiting D/B The lamp monitor has finished learning all the currents in the present dim or bright stat

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 9.5 Resolving Lamp Faults 9.5.1 Lamp Failures When a lamp fault occurs, fault flag 55 is set (see page 64

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 2.3 Starting the Controller When the controller is initially powered up, the controller performs various in

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook If LED Signals are being monitored and all signals appeared to be working when the lamp monitor was commissi

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook If the extinguished stream or streams do not start-up automatically, this may be due to one or more of the f

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS SLA SLA : <Access Code> Simulated Lamps Access is used to enter the acces

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 123 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS RLS RLS : <0=Slow, 1=Special, 2=Fast if

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 124 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS KLT KLT <Sensor 1 to 48> : <Load t

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 125 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS ELV ELV : <0 (None), 1 (Waits), 2 (All P

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 9.9 Miscellaneous LMU Commands The following Lamp Monitoring handset commands are also available, but shoul

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 127 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS KTR KTR <Sensor 1 to 48> <Record 0

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 128 10 O10 ON-STREET CONFIGURATION N-STREET CONFIGURATION10.1 General De

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 10.2 On-Street Configuration Commands DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS SAC SAC : <Access Code> On-Street

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 2.4 Changes from the ST800/ST700 Controllers (PB800) For those people familiar with the ST800 and ST700 Tra

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 130 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS FFZ FFZ <Stage 0 to 31> : <Phases&

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 131 111 DELETED / REDUNDANT FACILITIES AND COMMANDS 1 DELETED / REDUN

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 11.2 Old Fault Log Commands DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS FLF FLF <Fault Flag 0 to 63> : <Value 0

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 11.4 Old Cableless Link Facility Commands DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS IFA to IFD IFA <CLF Inf. Set 0 to

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS CST CST <Stream 0 to 7> : <0 to 31 Current Stage> Displays the Curr

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 135 12 H12 HANDSET COMMAND SUMMARY ANDSET COMMAND SUMMARYThis table list

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 136 O=OPEN, R=READ ONLY, 2=LEVEL 2, 3=LEVEL 3, X=ON-STREET CONFIGURATION°COD

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 137 O=OPEN, R=READ ONLY, 2=LEVEL 2, 3=LEVEL 3, X=ON-STREET CONFIGURATION°COD

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook O=OPEN, R=READ ONLY, 2=LEVEL 2, 3=LEVEL 3, X=ON-STREET CONFIGURATION°CODE INDEX1 INDEX2 DATA DESCRIPTION

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook O=OPEN, R=READ ONLY, 2=LEVEL 2, 3=LEVEL 3, X=ON-STREET CONFIGURATION°CODE INDEX1 INDEX2 DATA DESCRIPTION

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook (the EM number and issue of the configuration is still visible using the CIC handset command). • The versio

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook O=OPEN, R=READ ONLY, 2=LEVEL 2, 3=LEVEL 3, X=ON-STREET CONFIGURATION°CODE INDEX1 INDEX2 DATA DESCRIPTION

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 141 13 I13 INDEX NDEX— * — *A, *R, etc… (Handset Error Codes)...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Influence Stages (IFS) ...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Clock, Displaying the Time and Date using TOD...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook CST (Current Stage)...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Fault On No Changes (FLF38)...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook System Error LED Status (ENG176)...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Holiday Clock...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook KLR (Lamp Monitor Reset) ...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Voltage (KEV) ...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 15 3 3USING THE HANDSET USING THE HANDSET3.1 Connecting the Handset The

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Cabinet Alarm Test (LPT) ...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook OMH and OMS (Integral OMU Error Codes) ...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Pedestrian Window Local Link Active (LKA)...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Phases Enabled (ENG243)...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Phase Minimum Greens Minimum Green Time (MIN)...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Pre-Timed Maximum Extra Period Active (ENG272)... 211

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook PVE (Priority Vehicle Extension time)...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Extending Intergreen (SCI) ...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Stages, Status of At Right Of Way (ENG33) ...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Toucan...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 3.2 Handset Interface Type RS232C CCITT V24 and V28 Method of Connection Controller- Cannon DP 25-way fem

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook WEK (Week Number) ...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 161 1414 APPENDIX – ENGINEERING COMMANDS APPENDIX – ENGINEERING COMMAND

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook The ‘Description’ column shows the mnemonic, the title and then the format of the information. The mnemonic

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 14.3 “ENG” Code List (Sorted by ‘Description’) MNEMONIC CODE OFFSET DESCRIPTION DFMFLT 122 0-11 ACCEPT

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 164 MNEMONIC CODE OFFSET DESCRIPTION FLAFLF 168 0-7 FAULT LOG FLAGS THAT

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook MNEMONIC CODE OFFSET DESCRIPTION PEDNOWAIT 184 0-3 PEDESTRIAN DEMANDS WHICH DO NOT LIGHT WAIT INDICATORS

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook MNEMONIC CODE OFFSET DESCRIPTION PRSTAT 117 0 PRIORITY STATUS PBKLAT 256 PUSH BUTTON AND KERBSIDE LATCH

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 167 14.4 “ENG” Code List (Sorted by ‘Code’) CODE DESCRIPTION 1 BAS:1 F

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 168 CODE DESCRIPTION 2 BAS:3 OIDEM – Phase And Stage Movement Demands P

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 169 CODE DESCRIPTION 12 BAS:3 GAINRW – Phases To Gain Right Of Way ENG

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 17 3.3 Access Levels There are defined five levels of access to the control

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 170 CODE DESCRIPTION 17 BAS:3 FZKEEP – Phase/Stages To Keep Right Of Wa

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 171 CODE DESCRIPTION 22 (ANY) HLDREQ – Hold Request ENG 22 0:N – Hold

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 172 CODE DESCRIPTION 27 BAS:3 LATCHD – VR Latched Demands For Phases/St

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 173 CODE DESCRIPTION 33 BAS:3 ROWFAZ – Phases/Stages At Right Of Way E

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 174 CODE DESCRIPTION 41 (ANY) SWHDIS – Switched Sign Table ENG 41 0:N

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 175 CODE DESCRIPTION 50 BAS:3 CNDTER – Conditioning Timers Just Termina

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 176 CODE DESCRIPTION 56 (ANY) NOTAUT – Mode Select Switch Not In ‘NORMA

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 177 CODE DESCRIPTION 60 BAS:1 AVLMDE – Available Mode Table ENG 60 0:

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 178 CODE DESCRIPTION 63 BAS:1 MANCND – Manual Controls Table Input Data

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 179 CODE DESCRIPTION 72 (ANY) MANSEL – Manual Mode Selected Flag ENG 7

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 18 3.4 Command Format All operator commands commence with a three-character

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 180 CODE DESCRIPTION 95 BAS:3 CLFRST – CLF Restricts ENG 95 0:FEDCBAZY

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 181 CODE DESCRIPTION 101 BAS:3 VRKEEP – Vehicle Responsive: Phases to K

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 182 CODE DESCRIPTION 107 BAS:2 MODE – Displays Current Mode Number ENG

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 183 CODE DESCRIPTION 118 (ANY) DSRACC – DSR Accepted State ENG 118 0:N

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 184 CODE DESCRIPTION 127 BAS:3 XIGNDM – Extra I/G Demand For Phase By S

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 185 CODE DESCRIPTION 137 BAS:3 SKPCUR – Phases Skipped Or Curtailed EN

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 186 CODE DESCRIPTION 150 BAS:1 DISMDE – Disabled Modes On Streams ENG

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 187 CODE DESCRIPTION 155 BAS:3 OIREQ – Phase And Stage Requests Per Mod

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 188 CODE DESCRIPTION 158 BAS:3 OIREST – Phase And Stage Restrictions Pe

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 189 CODE DESCRIPTION These timers are used by various facilities within t

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 19 3.5 Handset Error Codes If the command entered contains an error, the co

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 190 CODE DESCRIPTION 165 BAS:1 TMRSTU – Timer Status Array ENG 165 0

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 191 CODE DESCRIPTION 167 BAS:1 OR BAS:2 SCRTCH – Scratch Pad For Special

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 192 CODE DESCRIPTION 167 (CONT.) Following that block of 32 scratch bytes

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 193 CODE DESCRIPTION 170 BAS:1 PRD1EX – 1st Priority Delay Timer Expire

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 194 CODE DESCRIPTION 182 BAS:3 SCINH – Pelican UTC Vehicle Extension In

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 195 CODE DESCRIPTION 189 (ANY) LMPDIM – Lamp Dim/Bright Request ENG 18

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 196 CODE DESCRIPTION 196 BAS:1 ALTDFM – Alternative DFM Timeset Selecte

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 197 CODE DESCRIPTION 218 BAS:2 ENT_TIM_CTRL – CLF Entry Timer Control I

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 198 CODE DESCRIPTION 226.16 BAS:3 pbus.requested_triacs ENG 226 16:FED

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 199 CODE DESCRIPTION 226. 135 BAS:2 pbus.cor_mon_error_count ENG 226 1

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook SAFETY WARNING In the interests of health and safety, when using or servicing this equipment the followi

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 20 3.6 Handset Command Memories It is possible to store up to 10 handset co

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 200 CODE DESCRIPTION 227.0 BAS:2 dprcpy.compatibility ENG 227 0:X ENG

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 201 CODE DESCRIPTION 227.44 BAS:2 dprcpy.rep.curr_red1 ENG 227 44:N –

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 202 CODE DESCRIPTION 227. 224 BAS:2 dprcpy.rep.adc_test These values s

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 203 CODE DESCRIPTION 229 BAS:2 relaytest – Relay Test Information Thi

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 204 CODE DESCRIPTION 232 BAS:2 LMPMON_confirmed_drops – Confirmed Lamp

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 205 CODE DESCRIPTION 235 BAS:2 pbuso – Phase Bus Data Not Cleared By Po

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 206 CODE DESCRIPTION 238 (ANY) RTCONF – Real Time Clock Confirm Flag E

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 207 CODE DESCRIPTION 244 BAS:3 INTERGREENS_EXPIRED – Intergreens Expire

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 208 CODE DESCRIPTION 249 BAS:1 RIPCNG – Ripple Change Active ENG 249 0

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 209 CODE DESCRIPTION 254 BAS:3 PBNACT – Push-button Demands Active ENG

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 21 3.8 Handset Displays In addition to the rather ‘static’ displays describ

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 210 CODE DESCRIPTION 259 BAS:1 ONCDOK – On-crossing Detector Checking

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 211 CODE DESCRIPTION 265 (ANY) DOORSW1 – Door Switch Indication ENG 26

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 212 CODE DESCRIPTION 270 BAS:1 HIPRMD – Higher Priority Mode Active EN

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 213 CODE DESCRIPTION 275 BAS:2 ESPORT – ESP Debug Information (20 bytes

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 214 CODE DESCRIPTION 284 BAS:3 PBNLAT - Latched Push-Buttons ENG 284 0:

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 14.5 Phase Sequence Steps The diagram on the following page describes the various states a phase goes throu

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 216 State and Conditions for Movement R.O.W.* STATE 1 ATNORW (ENG 10) at

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Note: The Index for this document is located in section 13 (starting on page 141), which is before the

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 3.10 Full Screen Display The handset system provides the option for a full screen status display showing th

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 3.11 Handset Types 3.11.1 Portable Handset Types The controller will function with any terminal device capa

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 24 3.11.3 Oyster 4/80 This section describes how to set up the Oyster 4/80 t

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 3.11.4 TechTerm This section describes how to set up the TechTerm terminal for use as a handset. These setti

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 3.12 Standalone Pedestrian Controller’s Configuration Data These configurations are available on the IC4 CD

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Step 7 IC4 will now attempt to establish communications with the controller. If this fails, try the follow

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 3.14 IC4 View Differences Once a controller has been configured by IC4 many items of configured data can be

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook a) Downloaded to the controller (Update Controller), i.e the value listed in the IC4 column is sent to the c

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook WARNING These controllers require specific configuration to enable them to function correctly when insta

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 30 4 4THE FAULT LOG THE FAULT LOG4.1 Introduction The controller’s faul

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 4.4 Historic Rolling Log The traffic controller contains a time stamped historic rolling log that records t

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 4.4.1 Historic Rolling Log – Start-up and Shutdown Events POWER ON...This event is recorded

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 4.4.3 Historic Rolling Log – Fault Log Entries CONTROL'R INI ... This event is recorded when the

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook LAMP FLF 55:255... See page 64 for the complete description of ‘FLF 55’. A/Amber 49W... Phase ‘

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 4.5 Fault Log Data Cross-Reference The table below shows the fault log flags that include additional fault

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 4.6 Description of the Fault Log Flags The table starting over the page describes the meaning of each of th

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 0 FLF 0 – Not Currently Used 1 FLF 1 – Not Currently Used 2 FLF 2 – Phase Bus Process

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 38 Flag Description 2 (CONT.) FLF 2 – Phase Bus Processor Checks Fail (con

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 39 Flag Description 3 FLF 3 – Correspondence Failure SHUTDOWN (Typically

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION ...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 40 Flag Description 3 (CONT.) FLF 3 – Correspondence Failure (continued)

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 41 Flag Description 3 (CONT.) FLF 3 – Correspondence Failure (continued)

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 42 Flag Description 4 FLF 4 – Relay Tests Failed SHUTDOWN RLAY FLF 4:255

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 43 Flag Description 5 FLF 5 –Conflict Detected SHUTDOWN CFT FLF 5:255, C

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 44 Flag Description 7 FLF 7 – Real Time Clock Needs Setting SIGNALS REMA

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 45 Flag Description 9 FLF 9 – LSLS Power Failure SIGNALS OFF AUTOMATIC R

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 46 Flag Description 11 FLF 11 – Memory Fault () SHUTDOWN MEM FLF 11:

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 47 Flag Description 12 FLF 12 – DFM Failure SIGNALS REMAIN ON MANUAL RES

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 48 Flag Description 15 FLF 15 – Configuration PROM Changed SHUTDOWN DIFC

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 49 Flag Description 17 FLF 17 – Lamp Supply Failure SIGNALS OFF / FLASH

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 7.3 Real Time Clock Commands...

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 50 Flag Description 18 FLF 18 – Priority DFM Failure SIGNALS REMAIN ON M

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 51 Flag Description 21 FLF 21 – Configuration and Controller are Not Comp

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 52 Flag Description 21 (Cont) FLF 21 – Configuration / Firmware Not Compat

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 22 FLF 22 – Red Lamp Fault  LAMP FLF 55:255, A/Red 49W, RLM FLF 22:1, A/RLM1 SET Th

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 22 (Cont) FLF 22 – Red Lamp Fault (Continued) Red Lamp Fault Log Data: FLD 83:000000XX –

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 23 FLF 23 – Pedestrian Controller Fault (Special Conditioning) SIGNALS REMAIN ON MANUAL

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 26 FLF 26 – Hurry Call Monitor Fault (Special Conditioning) SIGNALS REMAIN ON MANUAL RE

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 30 FLF 30 – ST750 / ST750ELV Configuration / Hardware Mismatch SHUTDOWN T750 FLF 30:255

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 34 to 37 FLF 34 to 37 – Not Currently Used 38 FLF 38 – No Dim/Bright Changes SIGNALS R

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 44 FLF 44 – Lamp Switch Card Fault SHUTDOWN LSC FLF 44:N The controller will not illum

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 6 11 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION1.1 Overview Access to the traffic controll

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 45 FLF 45 – ST750 Audible/Tactile Signal Switch is Stuck Closed SHUTDOWN AUDC FLF 45:25

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 47 FLF 47 – Not Currently Used 48 FLF 48 – CPU Crystal Frequency Wrong SHUTDOWN FREQ

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 50 FLF 50 – RAM Battery Faulty On Power-Up SIGNALS REMAIN ON MANUAL RESET BATT FLF 50:2

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 51 FLF 51 – SDE/SA Not Enabled SIGNALS OFF MANUAL RESET SDEN FLF 51:255 A stand-alone

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 53 FLF 53 – Local Link PV1 Fail Active or Inactive Timer has Expired SIGNALS REMAIN ON

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 57 FLF 57 – Not Currently Used 58 FLF 58 – Integral TC12-OTU Fault SIGNALS REMAIN ON M

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 59 FLF 59 – Integral London IMU Fault SIGNALS REMAIN ON IMU FLF 59:255, FLD 82:XXXXXXXX

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook Flag Description 61 FLF 61 – Initialisation Did Not Occur SHUTDOWN TKE! FLF 61:255 [From PB801 issue 8

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 4.7 Soft Errors A ‘Soft Error’ occurs when an unexpected event is detected by the software. When a ‘soft er

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 69 55 MAINTENANCE AND MONITORING COMMANDS MAINTENANCE AND MONITORING CO

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 1.4 Document Revision History Issue Summary of the Changes 1 First revision. 2 • Section 1.4 “Document Rev

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 70 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS RFL RFL : <Value 0 to 2> Used to Rese

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 71 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS FAC FAC <Facility Number 0 to 59> : &l

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 5.4 Identities and Issue States DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS PIC PIC : <Text> Program Identity Code

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 73 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS PLD PLD : <Variant number and text> D

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 74 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS LBT LBT : <45 to 255 volts> [Not ELV]

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 75 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS RRT RRT : <Idle (0), Requested (1), Runni

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 5.7 Test Facilities DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS PHD PHD <Phase A to F2> : <Continuous demand (1)

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 77 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS FRE FRE 0 : <Current Free Time> FRE 1

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 5.8 Status Commands DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS STS STS <Stream 0 to 7> : <Mode> <Stage>

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS SPH SPH <Phase A to F2> : <Status> Status of a Phase displays info

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 8 Issue Summary of the Changes 8 Changes for PB801 issue 12 and other mino

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 80 6 6INPUT AND OUTPUT INPUT AND OUTPUT6.1 I/O Layout The traffic contr

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 6.3 Basic I/O Commands Note: The firmware will display the function of each I/O line, i.e. the mnemonic con

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 82 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS IPX IPX <I/O Line Number 0 to 247> : &

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 83 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS DSA DSA <DFM Group 0 to 7> <DFM Alt

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 6.6 U/D Commands DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS CUD CUD <U/D Unit Number 0 to 7> : <Physical I/O Li

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 85 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS SEA SEA <Index 0 or 3> : <Binary>

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 86 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS SAT SAT <Assessor Number 0 to 31> : &l

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 87 77 MASTER TIME CLOCK / CABLELESS LINKING COMMANDS MASTER TIME CLO

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 3) Now set up the master time clock using TOD as accurately as possible with a digital watch. 4) This pro

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 89 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS CKA CKA : <Date 0 to 31> <Month JAN

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 1.6 Document Structure The document has been sub-divided in to several sections, each covering part of the

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 7.4 Timetable Commands DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS SWS SWS <Time-switch Event 0 to 31> : <Activ

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 91 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS TSW (CONT) TSW N 0 : <Day Code> (<Ab

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 92 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS TSW (CONT) Timetable Operation Codes: TSW N 4

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 7.5 Timetable ‘Holiday Clock’ Commands DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS TSH TSH <Entry 0 to 31> <0=St

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 94 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS TSD TSD <Entry 0 to 63> : <Date DDM

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 7.6 Cableless Link Facility (CLF) Configuration Commands Note: The CLF facility will only be correctly sync

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 96 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS IFS IFS <CLF Inf. Set 0 to 15> <CLF

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 7.7 Cableless Link Facility (CLF) Maintenance Commands DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS CPL CPL : <CLF Plan

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 98 88 GENERAL TIMING COMMANDS GENERAL TIMING COMMANDS8.1 Fundamental Ti

ST900 and ST750 Family Handset Handbook 667/HH/32900/000 Issue 9 Page 99 DESCRIPTION AND REMARKS RAT RAT <Phase A to F2> : <0 to 255