
ST800 Guidance Notes
Issue 1 667/HB/27000/100 Page 17
When learning is complete, the learnt load for each sensor and aspect, i.e. each
phase and colour, can be displayed using ‘KEL↵’.
For example, if there are three signal heads connected to phase A, each fitted with
50W halogen lamps, then entering KEL would display the following assuming 5W for
the transformers in the signal heads:
Keystrokes Display
KEL↵
KEL 1 0:167W A/Red
+
KEL 1 1:164W A/Green
+
KEL 1 2:165W A/Amber
+
KEL 2 0:166W B/Red
etc...
The format of the command is as follows, KEL s a:nnnW p/ccccc, where:
‘s’ = sensors 1 to 32 monitor A to F2, sensors 33 to 48 are external
‘a’ = aspect (or colour) pattern identifier
‘nnn’ = the load that has been learnt, i.e. the watts normalized to 240V
‘p/ccccc’ = phase and colour associated with this sensor and aspect pattern
When a lamp fault is detected, the fault log flag FLF 55 is set and more information
can be displayed using ‘KLD↵’. For example if one of the 50W green lamps on
phase A failed, then the following would be displayed:
Keystrokes Display
KLD↵
KLD 1 0:52W A/Green
+
KLD END OF LOG
After the lamp has been replaced, the lamp monitor will automatically clear the fault
once it has been given time to confirm the replacement. Note that the default confirm
time is 10 seconds.
If ‘KLD’ indicates that a lamp has failed, but all the lamps appear to be working
correctly, check that ‘KEL’ for the same sensor and aspect numbers displays a learnt
load which matches the number of lamps connected.
To clear any such lamp faults, view the KLD lamp fault entry as normal and simply
type ‘=0↵’ to change the ‘failed’ wattage back to zero. Note that this operation
requires level 3 access. Also note that this cannot be used for failures on vehicle red
lamps used for red lamp monitoring, any such attempt will result in the error ‘*W’.
Alternatively, the lamp monitor can be reset and all the lamp loads relearnt by
entering ‘KLR=1’.
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