Check that jumper JP3 is in position.
Put your finger close to (but not touching) the solid state fuse (see figure 1). If it is hot, then one of the sensors or buses is shorted to ground.
Check the two-wire, power and ground, for correct and secure connection.
Check the voltage at Power IN at connector J7 on the Domain 350. The voltage should be between 10VDC and 13.5VDC.
Check the remote power supply for secure wire termination and output voltage 12V LED is on and 5V LED is off.
The board is bad and needs to be replaced.
Inspect sensors and the RS-485 network for shorted wires.
If the Link LED is off, check the 10/100 Ethernet switch or 10BaseT hub for power and cable connectivity.
If the activity LEDs are off and the Domain 3000 is up and running, then reset the Domain 350 by putting a paperclip into the reset hole on the front of the unit.
If the Domain 350 is the first device on the RS485 network, the LED will be off after connecting with controller.
As RS485 devices become operational on the RS485 bus, the LED will flash.
Check wiring and connections to the RS485 bus.
The Domain 3000 controller is not up and running.
Shub is has not received an IP address from Domain controller. Check the network.
Replace jumper JP1.
All 16 sensors are normally closed (e.g., Acuity 47 or door contacts) and not active.
A sensor shorts power to ground upon activation, often times a contact sensor, locate and remove short.