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    The document outlines various countermeasure plans for issues that could generate SF alarms on D3NET wiring systems. It identifies the main causes of SF errors as short circuits or disconnections in multi-core wiring (5%), power interruptions usually from equipment being turned off (90%), and noise (5%). It provides examples for each cause and recommends corrections such as using the proper wiring, ensuring equipment has a stable power supply, and adding isolation to address noise.

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    The document outlines various countermeasure plans for issues that could generate SF alarms on D3NET wiring systems. It identifies the main causes of SF errors as short circuits or disconnections in multi-core wiring (5%), power interruptions usually from equipment being turned off (90%), and noise (5%). It provides examples for each cause and recommends corrections such as using the proper wiring, ensuring equipment has a stable power supply, and adding isolation to address noise.

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    The document outlines various countermeasure plans for issues that could generate SF alarms on D3NET wiring systems. It identifies the main causes of SF errors as short circuits or disconnections in multi-core wiring (5%), power interruptions usually from equipment being turned off (90%), and noise (5%). It provides examples for each cause and recommends corrections such as using the proper wiring, ensuring equipment has a stable power supply, and adding isolation to address noise.

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    SF Error - Air Net

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    The document outlines various countermeasure plans for issues that could generate SF alarms on D3NET wiring systems. It identifies the main causes of SF errors as short circuits or disconnections in multi-core wiring (5%), power interruptions usually from equipment being turned off (90%), and noise (5%). It provides examples for each cause and recommends corrections such as using the proper wiring, ensuring equipment has a stable power supply, and adding isolation to address noise.

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    FTA -------

    March 1, 2005 Service Planning Department

    Countermeasure plans

    SF alarm generated

    Wiring
    (5%)

    Multi-core wire used Short-circuiting or disconnection Descendant branching More than one type of wire used Work beyond specifications

    Beyond the specified range of D3NET wiring work.

    Corrections

    * SF D3NET communication over the Airnet monitors communications commands once per minute. If there is no command for 20 minutes continuously, the Airnet in its own discretion will take the situation as an SF error.

    Power interruption
    (90%)

    Equipment turned off Turned off owing to an insulation failure in the air conditioner.

    Turned off manually. Turned off owing to a failure in the air conditioner.

    The monitoring system is normal. Repairs or corrections

    Noise
    (5%)

    Atmospherics noise

    Power line Inverters High-frequency equipment, railroads, roads, and other external noise sources

    Keep an isolation distance. Terminal resistance and expansion adapter

    Power supply noise

    From the LC side From the air-conditioner side

    Countermeasures on power supply side

    Telephone line noise

    Influence of telephone line on LC side

    Single-unit failure
    (0.1%)

    LC Outdoor unit PCB Indoor unit PCB Other devices on D3NET Devices other than the above are connected to the D3NET.

    Repairs and replacement of defective parts

    Improper design
    (0%)

    LC Outdoor unit PCB Indoor unit PCB Devices other than the above are connected to the D3NET. Corrections to improper part

    Other devices on D3NET

    Values in parentheses indicate estimated failure rates occurring in the market.

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