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If a customer claims and purchases a subscription for an A2C-LTE device and no longer wants to have ownership of the device, there is the option to cancel the subscription. When a customer cancels a subscription, the plan status will change to CANCELING status until the end of the billing cycle.  The cellular service will remain active until the end of that cycle.  When the end of the cycle is reached, the plan status will change to DISABLED, and the Carrier status will change to DEACTIVATED.

The Controller and Service ownership belongs to the customer who claims the device. Claiming begins as soon as the controller and Zipit account is set up in the Centralus Software. This is a one-to-one relationship with one customer per device only. Once a device is claimed by a customer, no other customer can access it. Purchasing additional data and/or taking any other actions can only be done by the customer. In some cases, the ownership will need to be transferred to a new customer.

A valve with an external leak can be a simple adjustment or may require further inspection. Review our simple checklist below.

The NO NETWORK CARD PRESENT message could appear on your Network Info screen if the module was removed, then reinstalled. Also, a zero could display for the IP number. Use the steps below to check your current connection status.

The WIRE TEST Feature will activate a 24 VAC-60 Hz frequency on all output modules and their two-wire paths, to allow wire tracking and fault finding with a standard AC current clamp meter. This is a common diagnostic technique to find shorts to earth ground. The AC current will drop sharply between two points on the wire path if a short circuit or fault to earth is between them. When troubleshooting is finished, press the soft key again to turn off the 60 Hz wire test mode.

The communication module connection to the ACC2 facepack changed, effective with a facepack manufacturing date code May 2022 and later. The new facepack now has a separate communication connection on the rear of the facepack. The 1st Generation units have the connection directly in the module slot on the bottom of the facepack.