Expression 3 - ETC

Secondary Messages
Dimmer # has a load, but the recorded load is zero. Because the
recorded load is zero, the Dimmer Monitoring system is unable to
determine whether the dimmer has a load error.
The load on dimmer # has changed. Because the dimmer output is
not at a high enough level, the Dimmer Monitoring system is unable
to determine the size of the load. To correct the problem use [Check
Loads] to determine the size of the load change.
The load on dimmer # has changed from #W to #W. A decreased load
indicates lamp failure. An increased load indicates that a lamp has
been added since the last [Record Load]. Correct the problem or, to
prevent further error messages, use [Clear Load] or [Record Load].
DC output has been detected on dimmer #. If this condition persists,
it may harm the connected load. Please check the connected load.
An SCR has failed On/Off in dimmer #. The dimmer should be
replaced.
Dimmer # output has failed on. The dimmer should be replaced.
Dimmer # output has failed off. Either the circuit breaker has tripped
or the dimmer needs to be replaced.
Dimmer #'s load has failed. The most likely cause is a lamp failure.
Either replace the lamp or, to prevent further error messages, use
[Clear Load] or [Record Load].
Data error on Rack # DMX port A/B. Please check DMX cabling and
connections between the console and the rack.
Rack # ambient temperature is high at # degrees F. The temperature
does not yet exceed acceptable operational limits, but the rack
should be checked. Please check the cooling/ventilation in the
dimmer room.
Rack # ambient temperature is low at # degrees F. Please check the
heating/ventilation in the dimmer room.
Rack # ambient temperature is outside the acceptable operating
range at # degrees F. Please check the cooling/ventilation in the
dimmer room immediately.
A ground fault (GFI/RCD) error has occurred in dimmer #. Use
Dimmer status to determine the rack number for the dimmer.
The phasing in Rack # is not allowed. The rack has been shut down.
Please check the input power service.
358 Appendix C Error messages