M18830 Main Display and Peripheral Testing Procedures

Related Equipment:

• M18830AXXX Main Display

Details:

The M18830AXXX Main Display has the capability to test itself and connected peripherals built
into the software. These tests will allow a technician to test Main Display and peripherals for
proper functionality and aid in troubleshooting. A Main Display peripheral is a component that
communicates to the PCN through the Main Display, such as a manager’s keypad or upper door
security.

Getting Started:

The testing procedures are started by installing the JP6 jumper on the back of the Main Display
while the unit is powered up. This jumper is at the top right-hand section of the board. Only the
Main Display with JP6 installed will enter test mode, Main Displays and components must be
tested individually. There are several different testing procedures that may be used.

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Visual Functional Testing:

Main Display PPU Display Backlight Brightness

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0000 Off
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11111.1 Increasing brightness
111.1
11111.1
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22.22
2222.22
333.333
3.333
333.333
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4444
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55555,5
555,5
55555,5
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66,66
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777,777
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777,777
888888
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888888
999999
9999
999999
G.x;L;y
(x= the grade the PPU is
Version number
jumpered for, y = the Maximum brightness
checksum
number of displays on the
PPU.)

If the visual test does not show proper data, the Main Display must be replaced. There are no field
serviceable parts on the Main Display. If the test is successful, the Main Display is functioning
normally. Backlights are software controlled and non-adjustable.

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Keypad Testing:

The Main Display supports 4 keypad connections. The matrix below describes which keycode
should be shown on the Main Display when each row is tested. Keys are tested by pressing the
first-row upper left key, then the second-row second key, third-row third key and so on. On a
Manager’s Keypad those keys would be 1, 5, 9, Vol/Total. Proper results for each row indicate a
properly functioning keypad.

Connector Function/Pin Function/Pin Keycode Key Pressed

Col 1, pin 1 Row 1, pin 9 064 * 1
P2108 Manager Col 2, pin 2 Row 2, pin 10 073 * 5
Keypad Col 3, pin 3 Row 3, pin 11 082 * 9
Col 4, pin 4 Row 4, pin 12 091 * "VOL TOT"
P2111 Pin 1 Pin 2 122 Start
Start/
Pin 5 Pin 6 121 Stop
Stop
P2114
Pin 1 Pin 3 115 Door switch
Door Switch
Col 1, pin 1 Row 1, pin 5 024 *
Col 2, pin 2 Row 2, pin 6 033 *
P2107 Col 3, pin 3 Row 3, pin 7 042 * Dependent Upon
Preset keypad Col 4, pin 4 Row 4, pin 8 051 * Graphic
Col 5, pin 11 Row 5, pin 10 060 *
Col 6, pin 12 Row 1, pin 5 029 *

Note: Keycodes marked with * will also beep when pressed.

If the results are not correct the keypads should be tested one at a time with the others
disconnected until the problem component is found. Issues may occur due to a faulty membrane
keypad, a damaged cable, or a malfunctioning Main Display.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This bulletin does not serve as authorization to perform any site visits or warranty service.

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