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               33-60-034-001_INST_GB_ radio receiver 

DIAGNOSTIC FOR 1

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 LEVEL TROUBLESHOOTING. 

This chapter can help you rapidly resolve minor problems which do not require the intervention 
of  a  specialist.  Before  contacting  technical  support,  please  check  the  troubleshooting  table 
below.  

Problem  

Possible causes and solutions 

The Topline bus does not detect the radio receiver.

 

The bus cable is not or is badly connected to the terminal box : check the 
plugging  and  the  connection  inside  the  terminal  box.  Check  the  state  of 
the cables : they must not show any sign of wear or cut. 

The  radio  receiver  emits  an  intermittent  audible  signal  every  5 
seconds.  

The  radio  receiver  stopped  receiving  the  Topline  Bus  signal  for  more 
than  10  seconds :  the  bus  cable  is  not  or  is  badly  connected  to  the 
terminal  box  : check the plugging and the connection inside the terminal 
box.  

The  Multifonction  transmitter  no  longer  acts  on  your  displays. 
The Gyropilot transmitter no longer controls the pilot. The radio 
system is no longer operating. 

The  crew  transmitter  does  not  trigger  the  « man  over  board » 
alarm. 

 

- The radio transmitter is powered by a battery. The life time of the battery 
is 1 to 3 years. It may need to be replaced. 

-  The  transmitter  is  not  paired  with  the  radio  receiver :  perform  the 
pairing of the transmitter ( see chapter on initialisation). 

-  The  radio  receiver  and  its  antenna  do  not  receive  the  messages  from 
the  transmitter.  Check  that  the  offset  antenna  is  properly  connected  to 
the  receiver. Check that the antenna is not located near an object made 
with metal or carbon. 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Crew 90-60-251

Page 1: ...erandr Rue Gutenberg 56700 HENNEBONT FRANCE http www nke fr Customer Service tel 33 0 297365685 Radio Transmitter Gyropilot transmitter 90 60 247 Multifunction display transmitter 90 60 248 Crew trans...

Page 2: ...TRANSMITTER 5 2 3 CREW TRANSMITTER 6 3 MAN OVER BOARD SAFETY FUNCTION 6 3 1 PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION 6 3 2 ACTIVATING AND SWITCH OFF THE MAN OVER BOARD FUNCTION OF EACH TRANSMITTER 7 3 3 AUTOMATIC DEAC...

Page 3: ...es of transmitters The Gyropilot transmitter allows to control the autopilot to change course tack change pilot mode The Multifunction display transmitter allows to control the TL25 SL50 DL18 and Perf...

Page 4: ...port side Port side tacking press this key for 2 seconds 10 key This key allows to increase the set point by 10 on starboard side Starboard side tacking press this key for 2 seconds 1 key This key al...

Page 5: ...t key This key allows to access the sub channels and to validate the settings you implement Brief pressure on this key also allows to set the level of lighting Mob Man Over Board key Press this key fo...

Page 6: ...r than 50 meters away the man over board alarm will be triggered The following five functions are activated On display the estimated heading and distance to reach the man over board are displayed when...

Page 7: ...ually for each transmitter since the radio receiver does not save the safety status of the transmitters to memory 3 2 1 Gyropilot transmitter Activate press the AUTO key until the light signal stays o...

Page 8: ...4 Acknowledging and suspending the alarm To acknowledge the Man over board alarm you must cut off the power supply of your TOPLINE installation This deactivation procedure is a little long but allows...

Page 9: ...transmitter to your distributor Tightness IP68 submersible Weight 65g Operating temperature 10 C to 50 C Storage temperature 20 C to 60 C 5 INITIALISATION AND PAIRING OF THE TRANSMITTERS The initialis...

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Page 13: ...nke Sailing competition Z I Kerandr Rue Gutenberg 56700 HENNEBONT FRANCE http www nke fr After sale service n 33 297 365 685 Universal radio receiver Product reference 90 60 250 INSTALLATION GUIDE...

Page 14: ...DIO RECEIVER HOUSING 8 3 6 CHECKING THE RADIO TRANSMISSION FROM THE TRANSMITTERS TO THE RADIO RECEIVER 8 4 CONNECTION TO THE TOPLINE BUS AND TO THE NMEA BUS 9 4 1 CONNECTION OF EXTERNAL RELAYS 10 5 RE...

Page 15: ...o receiver is connected to the TOPLINE bus of your installation It is designed to communicate with 8 transmitters Figure 1 Interface loch sondeur 90 60 450 loch speedo depth Connecting box 1 1 Auto St...

Page 16: ...4 MLR frame P M L R 0 5 0 1 0 2 0 3 3 7 0 2 cr lf Checksum Data bytes here 02 MOB key on the GPS Number of data bytes 01 only 1 data byte Type of phrase 05 simulating key pressing on the keyboard This...

Page 17: ...commands are performed on your TOPLINE installation 3 RECEIVER AND OFFSET ANTENNA INSTALLATION 3 1 Packing list for the receiver 90 60 250 One radio receiver equipped with 3 metres of cable One mounti...

Page 18: ...offset antenna is positioned horizontally and perpendicular to the axis of the boat The offset antenna is placed at the centre of the area where the transmitters are used The cable outlet of the offse...

Page 19: ...the hull of the boat The radio receiver must be installed inside Moreover when the mounting wall is made out of metal or carbon it is necessary to fit an insulant wood or plastic at least five centim...

Page 20: ...th 2 screws of 5 mm diameter screws not included The radio receiver equipped with a small antenna must be mounted vertically 3 6 Checking the radio transmission from the transmitters to the radio rece...

Page 21: ...inside the terminal box CAUTION The connection of the radio receiver must be carried out with the installation power switched off BLANC GND NOIR BLANC GND NOIR 12V GND NMEA NMEA NMEA NMEA init 12Vdc s...

Page 22: ...over board alarm Green wire relay contact beacon activation 4 1 Connection of external relays Two alarm outputs are available to be used by external relays one of these will activate three minutes aft...

Page 23: ...t first free address comprised between 2 and 20 5 1 Description of the radio receiver On the front panel of the radio receiver you will find the Init push button Use a small diameter screwdriver to ac...

Page 24: ...inute to start the pairing procedure at completion of each pairing cycle the receiver will continue to beep for one minute to allow you to pair the next unit 5 4 Pairing the Gyropilot transmitter with...

Page 25: ...e ON OFF key for three beeps release the ON OFF key 2 Press and release the ON OFF key once 3 Hold down the ON OFF key for approximately three beeps you will hear a long beep if the pairing is success...

Page 26: ...ing the Topline Bus signal for more than 10 seconds the bus cable is not or is badly connected to the terminal box check the plugging and the connection inside the terminal box The Multifonction trans...

Page 27: ...dBm Tightness of the housing IP20 Non waterproof housing 3 metre cable Weight 260 g Operating temperature 10 C to 50 C Storage temperature 20 C to 60 C Offset antenna Tightness IP68 6 metre cable fitt...

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