Cetrek PROPILOT 700, Руководство по установке и обслуживанию

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PROPILOT 700 INSTALLATION & SERVICING MANUAL
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Navigator In the event of the Navigator indicating an alarm condition,
Alarms the LCD on the Autopilot will show an error message.
To clear the error message, press the AUTO or OFF key. If
the alarm clears, the autopilot will accept data. If the alarm
condition still exists, turn the Navigator Control off and
resumes autopilot control from the compass or manually
steer the vessel.
Note: The autopilot will hold the vessel on its present heading
and will not accept any further changes from the
Navigator until this error is cleared.
This indicates a Navigator alarm (loss of lock etc.) usually
due to operation in weak signal areas. This message will
reset automatically when the alarm situation clears.
This results from an internal message buffer overflow. This
condition indicates that data is being received by the
interface however the format or timing is incorrect. Check
the Navigator set-up and wiring.
Indicates a loss of Navigator signal or an incorrect format.
Check the Data output from the Navigator, check the
connections between the Navigator and the main
autopilot. The red LED Nav 1 in the Distribution Box flashes
if data is received. If this message occurs repeatedly then
suspect a bad wiring connection, noise on the data line or a
fault in the Navigator.
This fault will reset automatically if the signal input is
resumed. It should be noted that not all Navigator
manufacturers adhere to the NMEA standard
recommendations. If you suspect this may be causing a
problem consult your Cetrek Dealer.
Indicates that no signals have been received by the
Distribution Box at the NAV port. Check that the
Navigator is sending data. An LED is provided on the PCB
inside the Distribution Box (positioned in the top right
quarter of the board, see the Installation Schematic) which
flashes to indicate that data is being received on NAV
input. If the LED is not flashing then no data is being
transmitted from the Navigator.
E E 1 0
E E 1 1
E E 1 2
Error and Fault Messages
E E 1 3