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Nav6 Plus Navtex System User Guide
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Fault Finding
Fault FindingFault Finding
Fault Finding
Fault Possible cause
LCD blank, RED LED
On
Green wire connected to 12V
Disconnect green wire – it should not be
connected other than for programming
LCD blank, RED LED
off
No power
Check that 12V is connected to RED wire and
0V to its BLACK pair
RED LED flashing with
a period of 2 seconds.
Display not operating.
Low voltage
There is insufficient voltage supplying the
display
RED LED flashing with
a period of 15 seconds.
Display not operating.
Sleep Mode
Press any key to activate the display
No Navtex messages
received
Check for SIG or ERR on status line; see
below. Check siting of sensor.
SIG on status line
(signal fault)
If this symbol appears for short periods
don’t worry – it’s caused by one or more
Navtex stations transmitting carrier but
no modulation, or by local interference.
If this symbol persists then you may have
a receiver error or interference from
nearby equipment.
Check for possible causes. Identify the local
source of interference by turning off items of
equipment (e.g. battery charger) until the SIG
indicator is cleared
ERR on status line
(communications error)
No power to Sensor
No communications to Sensor
Check connections to sensor. Check for 12V
between YELLOW wire and its BLACK pair
Display Mode set to “Slave”
Always set the ‘Display Mode’ to “Master” in
single display systems.
Two or more master displays connected
to a sensor
Set theDisplay Mode’ on one display to
master and set all other displays to slave
No GPS indicator on
status line
No NMEA data on NMEA input.
Check the NMEA data connections.
Check that the GPS unit is switched on.
Check that the GPS unit is set to output
compatible NMEA sentences (see Appendix
III: NMEA Sentences Supported).
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