Troubleshooting; Index Of Error Codes; Tech-Air® Support - Tech-Air RACE_AIRBAG SYSTEM Guia Del Usuario

Turning Off
This is the same as in section 12.
WARNING! ALWAYS turn the system off [by separating the activation flap] when
you are not riding a motorcycle, even if you continue to wear the system. Keeping
the system powered up and/or active increases the possibility of an unwanted
deployment and drains the battery.
Note also that the system will power back up if the activation flap is closed again.
Display indicates - street mode
Normal Operation
Off On Slow Fast
Blink Blink
Battery Level
TOO STILL
Under 2 hours 2 to 8 hrs
Stability Check
Use while Riding
BATTERY LOW
Turn Off
IMPORTANT!
The solid Green LED indicates that the system is functioning and will deploy
in a crash.
WARNING! A single RED LED or a flashing green LED indicates that the system
will NOT deploy in a crash.
Tip: With a single red indication, the red LED will blink a number of times
to indicate the code of the system error for the problem that the system
is experiencing. A list of these codes and corresponding errors are listed in
Section 20.
18-7 Cleaning, Storage and Transportation
See section 14.
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Fault Conditions
Turn On
3s
5s
FAULT
Red LED Blinks.
2s
5s
No of blinks
indicate fault type
(see Section 20)
3s
5s
over 8 hrs
2s
5s
220-60s
5s
NOT STABLE
FAULT
5s
5s
18-8 Maintenance, Servicing and Disposal
See section 15.
18-9 Actions in the Event of an Accident
See section 16.

19. Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause
Vest does not startup when the Master Switch not on
activation flaps (18) are closed.
Battery fully discharged
Suit and vest not connected
Activation flaps open
Activation Flaps obstructed or not aligned
Single Red Indication on LED Dependent on error
Display

20. Index of Error Codes

Where 'Red LED' is crossed marked with an "X", the error number will correspond directly to
the number of blinks of the Red LED.
Code Number Red LED Error Description
x
001 Firmware Error
x
002 Power Supply Error
x
003 Battery Voltage Too Low
x
004 Reset Squib Error
x
005 Squib Configuration Error
006 x Squib Diagnosis Fail
x
007 Inflator 1 error
x
008 Left Sensor Error
009 x Right Sensor Error
x
010 Central Sensor Error
x
011 Gyro Sensor Error
012 x Squib Arming Error
x
013 Synchronization Error
x
015 Load Algorithm Error
018 x Inflator 2 Error
x
019 Left Sensor Power Supply
x
020 Right Sensor Power Supply
024 x Algorithm Not Stable
025 x Unit Locked
128 First Charge Activated
136 Second Charge Activated
21. Tech-Air® Support
In case of questions or if customers need further information, they may first contact the
Tech-Air® dealer where the product was purchased, however support is also available direct
from Alpinestars:
E-mail: techairsupport@alpinestars.com
Tel: +39 0423 5286 (asking for Tech-Air® Support)
Tip: Remember that a full list of Tech-Air® dealers in your country is available
from the Tech-Air® Data Portal.
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Possible Solutions
Turn on Master Switch (8)
Recharge battery (Section 11)
Connect LED Display wires to unit (section 8)
Close the activation flaps, checking that as they
are closed the magnets attract one another.
Check that there is nothing in between the
activation flaps and that the velcro closure is
only used AFTER the magnets have attracted
both parts together.
Consult list of error codes in Section 20 for
recommended solution
Possible Solution
Reflash Firmware / Return for Service
Recharge Battery / Return for Service
Recharge Battery
Restart Unit, if error persists, Return for Service
Recharge Battery, Restart Unit, if error persits, Return Service
Restart Unit, if error persists, Return for Service
Restart Unit, if error persists, Return for Service
Return for Service
Return for Service
Return for Service
Return for Service
Restart Unit, Recharge Battery, if error persists, Return Service
Reflash Firmware / Return for Service
Reflash Firmware
Restart Unit, if error persists, Return for Service
Return for Service
Return for Service
Switch system off and on, sitting on motorcycle
Indicates that both charges have been fired
and that the airbag must be replaced.
No action.
Return for service / Dispose of System.
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