LED Status Description
Green, flashing quickly • At least one of the selected circuits is
occupied with higher priority
(announcement, gong, alarm) and
cannot be interrupted
• A call that has already started will be
interrupted by the higher priority
POWER Off The call station power supply has been
deactivated/interrupted
Illuminated green The call station power supply is functioning
correctly
FAULT Off System is running smoothly
Illuminated yellow There is an error in the PROMATRIX 8000
system – details are displayed in the LC
display
Flashing yellow There is a new, as yet unconfirmed error in
the PROMATRIX 8000 system – details are
displayed in the LC display
ALARM Off No alarm started
Illuminated red The alarm was triggered by any station
Flashing red The alarm has already been stopped, but is
running until the end of the signal
Depending on the current status of the system, the illuminated LC display with 122 x 32 pixels
shows time information, operating states, user information, setup information, error messages
with precise device/module descriptions, and so on.
Status display in the LC display
During normal operation in announcement mode, the name of the call station (line 1) and the
date and time (line 2) are displayed in the LC display.
Error display in the LC display
If an error occurs in the PROMATRIX 8000 system, this is displayed on the call station as
follows:
• The FAULT LED flashes, and a signal tone is sounded via the built-in loudspeaker
• The error is displayed in the LC display
• Pressing the ESC button confirms the error message, and deactivates the signal tone. At
the same time, the FAULT LED switches from flashing to permanently illuminated. If a
new error occurs, confirmation is required once again
• The FAULT LED signals an error in the PROMATRIX 8000 system for as long as it exists
The error display and signal tone must be configured via the configuration in IRIS-Net.
Functions
After being switched on, the call station will be in announcement mode. The menu mode is
used to configure the call station.
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