What causes a MAPFAULT trouble on an EST3 and how do you clear it?

Edwards ESTEST3Mar 23, 2026
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A Map Fault is caused by a mismatch between the expected circuit database and the actual devices or wiring conditions found on the Signature loop (Page 316) [1].

This typically occurs when a device is replaced with a different model, a module type is changed, or wiring issues like excessive resistance or T-taps are present (Page 291, 298) [1].

  1. Accept the parameters of the new device at the panel if the device count is correct (Page 291) [1].

  2. Use the System Definition Utility (SDU) to define the new module type and download the updated database (Page 295) [1].

  3. Verify circuit integrity and resolve any shorts, opens, or excessive T-taps (Page 304) [1].

  4. Ensure all devices are returned to their original locations to allow the map supervision function to recognize them (Page 291) [1].

AI-generated — verify against your panel's documentation and applicable codes (NFPA 72, local AHJ).

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