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KX-HTS32\KX-HTS824 Series
6 Troubleshooting Guide
6.1.
General Description
In this chapter, we'll describe trouble shooting know-how.
In addtion to legacy PBX function, this system has many new function such as VoIP, Wireless LAN etc.
So, at first we have to decide which parts has trouble. Please refer below table, and execute general analysis.
In addtion to legacy PBX function, this system has many new function such as VoIP, Wireless LAN etc.
So, at first we have to decide which parts has trouble. Please refer below table, and execute general analysis.
No
Symptom
Possible reasons of this failure
Trouble Shooting Procesure
1
Can't turn on power
1. AC/DC unit failure
2. DCDC Converter ciruit failure
3. Unexpected shortage on PCB pattern
2. DCDC Converter ciruit failure
3. Unexpected shortage on PCB pattern
Refer to chapter [6.2. Power Failure Analysis]
2
System can't start
STATUS LED is RED
STATUS LED is RED
1. Software file destruction
2. FAN failure
3. etc
2. FAN failure
3. etc
Refer to chapter [6.3. Error Code]
3
Analog extension (SLC) failure
1. SLC interface circuit failure
Refer to chapter [6.5. SLC8]
4
Analog trunk (LCOT) failure
1. LCOT interface circuit failure
Refer to chapter [6.4. LCOT4]
5
VoIP communication failure
1. LAN/WAN port interface circuit failure
2. DSP function failure
2. DSP function failure
Refer to chapter [6.6. VoIP System]
6
Wireless LAN communication failure
1. Wireless LAN anttena cable faliure
2. Wireless LAN interface circuit failure
2. Wireless LAN interface circuit failure
Refer to chapter [6.7. Wireless LAN]
7
USB failure
1. USB power supply failure
Refer to chapter [6.3.3. USB]
8
System time failure
1. RTC backup battery failure
Refer to chapter [6.3.4. RTC]
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6.2.
Power Failure Analysis
DC24V
is OK?
is OK?
Start
Check DC24V at
IC1100 pin 2-4
NO
Check AC/DC Unit
Check DC15V at
D1103-A
DC15V
is OK?
is OK?
NO
Check IC1100
Check DC3.3V
at L1200
DC3.3V
is OK?
NO
Check IC1201
Check DC1.05V
at 1.05V VIA
DC1.05V
is OK?
NO
Check IC1202
Check DC5.0V
at IC301-1
DC5.0V
is OK?
NO
Check IC1205
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
A
1
5
6
8
7
4
2
1
7
8
2
1
D901A
RL900A
R901A
TP301
PC902A
CF900A
R305
AL900A
C122
9
C301
C303
R340
R1226
D911A
LF301
D912A
S
R918A
IC301
T300
A
3
1
PNLB2540Y -GW
BASE
L1200
0
0A
R
900B
0
0C
R922A
R922B
R922C
R924A
R924B
R924C
R926A
R926B
R926C
R
C1200
C1208
C1209
C1212
C1212
C1216
1
8
2
0
26
R1205
CN500
C912B
C
C500
C501
C502
C503
C2005
R1235
X500
R551
R552
R553
R554
R555
R914A
R914B
R914C
R2028
R916A
R916B
R916C
D500
IC500
TP DCSW4
31
1
4
2
E
D1103
D1107
IC1100
R
1118
R1121
R1124
L1102
CN3001
C1102
06
Q1107
C1117
IC1100-2
DC24V
IC1100-4
GND
D1103-A
DC15V
[DC24V/15V Check Point]
L1200
DC3.3V
[DC3.3V/1.05V Check Point]
[DC5.0V Check Point]
DC1.05V VIA
DC1.05V
IC301-1
DC5.0V
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A
Check DC1.8V
at 1.8V VIA
DC1.8V
is OK?
NO
Check IC1206
Check DC2.5V
at IC1204-5
DC2.5V
is OK?
NO
Check IC1204
Check DC1.5V
at 1.5V VIA
DC1.5V
is OK?
NO
Check IC1200
End
YES
YES
YES
TR SoC
C901A
C901B
L1200
ZNR900A
ZNR900B
R922A
R922B
R924A
R924B
L700G
L700H
R926A
I SoC
O SoC
C SoC
GND SoC
TP2005
CL2002
0
4
C1216
C1218
C1220
R125
R126
C1226
IC1203
R134
R147
C500
C50
1
C2001
C502
C503
C2004
Q700G
Q700H
R1235
POR
R553
R SoC
R914A
E
R914B
IC700G
C703H
D702G
D702H
R2028
R916A
R916B
C3000
C3001
3.3V SoC
R704G
R704H
IC3001
M SoC
A
BCD
94V-0
E
E
E
E
E
E
C901B
C901C
C901D
C960B
ZNR900
B
ZNR900C
ZNR900D
Q300
Q301
Q302
Q303
Q304
Q305
R928B
IC909
CL2007
R3124
02
6
C1228
1
229
R321
R322
R323
R327
R328
IC1204
R331
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C1246
R340
R342
R1226
R343
R344
C933B
R
9
R
9
R
9
C937B
IC100
IC101
R918B
C3026
BCD
[DC2.5V/1.8V Check Point]
[DC1.5V Check Point]
DC1.8V VIA
DC1.8V
IC1204-5
DC2.5V
DC1.5V VIA
DC1.5V
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6.3.
Error Code
When STATUS LED turns on RED, any error status may occured internaly.
To distinguish the detail reason of error, you have to use Web Maintenance Console tool.
For more information of Web-MC tool, please refer below documents.
To distinguish the detail reason of error, you have to use Web Maintenance Console tool.
For more information of Web-MC tool, please refer below documents.
KX-HTS824/HTS32 Getting Started Guide
[ 3.9.1 Overview of Web Maintenance Console ]
KX-HTS824/HTS32 Programming Item List Guide
[ 4.3.2 Maintenance - [3-2] Utility - System Log ]
Error Message
Description
Error
Code
Code
Error
Level
Error Message Subcode
Information
LED
Analysis Procedure
U
DD
XX
YYY
Unit
Device
Process
Detail Information
MPR WDT overflow
Program operation
failure due to
unexpected error.
failure due to
unexpected error.
0
Major
1
0
0
X
X
0
0
0
-
RED At first please try [Initial Reset], after
that, if problem occures, please refer to
[6.3.1.CPU].
For initial reset procedure, please refer
to [Getting Started Guide / 3.8 Starting
the PBX]
[6.3.1.CPU].
For initial reset procedure, please refer
to [Getting Started Guide / 3.8 Starting
the PBX]
System start up error
Application programe
start error.
start error.
3
Major
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
-
RED At first please try [Initial Reset], after
that, if problem occures, please refer to
[6.3.1.CPU].
For initial reset procedure, please refer
to [Getting Started Guide / 3.8 Starting
the PBX]
[6.3.1.CPU].
For initial reset procedure, please refer
to [Getting Started Guide / 3.8 Starting
the PBX]
Heat Alarm
CPU temperature is
too high.
too high.
9
Major
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
-
RED Possible reason is
1. Clogged ventilation holes
2. Cooling FAN failure
Please refer to [6.3.2. FAN].
2. Cooling FAN failure
Please refer to [6.3.2. FAN].
FAN stop Alarm
Cooling FAN stop.
13
Major
1
0
6
0
1
0
0
0
-
RED Possible reason is Cooling FAN failure.
Please refer to [6.3.2.FAN].
FAN Alarm
Cooling FAN rotation
speed error.
speed error.
14
Major
1
0
6
0
2
0
0
0
-
RED Possible reason is Cooling FAN failure
Please refer to [6.3.2.FAN].
USB access error
Can't access to USB
memory which is
connected to USB
connector.
memory which is
connected to USB
connector.
20
Major
1
0
5
0
4
0
0
0
-
RED Please refer to [6.3.3. USB].
System data file not
found
found
System data file does
not exist on NAND
Flash memory.
not exist on NAND
Flash memory.
31
Major
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
-
RED At first please try [Initial Reset], after
that, if problem occures, please refer to
[6.3.1. CPU].
For initial reset procedure, please refer
to [Getting Started Guide / 3.8 Starting
the PBX]
[6.3.1. CPU].
For initial reset procedure, please refer
to [Getting Started Guide / 3.8 Starting
the PBX]
System initialization file
not found
not found
System initialization file
does not exist on
NAND Flash memory.
does not exist on
NAND Flash memory.
32
Major
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
-
RED At first please try [Initial Reset], after
that, if problem occures, please refer to
[6.3.1. CPU].
For initial reset procedure, please refer
to [Getting Started Guide / 3.8 Starting
the PBX]
[6.3.1. CPU].
For initial reset procedure, please refer
to [Getting Started Guide / 3.8 Starting
the PBX]
System initialization file
access error
access error
System initialization file
access error on NAND
Flash memory.
access error on NAND
Flash memory.
36
Major
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
-
RED At first please try [Initial Reset], after
that, if problem occures, please refer to
[6.3.1. CPU].
For initial reset procedure, please refer
to [Getting Started Guide / 3.8 Starting
the PBX]
[6.3.1. CPU].
For initial reset procedure, please refer
to [Getting Started Guide / 3.8 Starting
the PBX]
RTC backup failure
RTC backup time
failure.
failure.
40
Major
1
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
-
RED Possible reason is
1. Battery backup voltage failure.
2. RTC IC failure
Please refer to [6.3.4. RTC].
2. RTC IC failure
Please refer to [6.3.4. RTC].
Program Recovery
System software
version up failure and
recovered to original
file.
version up failure and
recovered to original
file.
48
Major
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
-
-
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