Geometrics MagArrow, Руководство пользователя

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GPS
GPS Synch to Magnetometer indicates NOT FOUND or GPS status indicates Unavailable
1. Move the MagArrow to a location with a clear view of the sky.*
2. If there are nearby radio transmitters, move away from them.
3. Check that GPS satellite reception is normal on some other device such as a cell phone.
*The GPS satellite constellation comprises satellites in low earth orbit that provide the ranging signals
and navigation data messages to the GPS receiver in the MagArrow. Users with a clear view of the sky
will have a minimum of four GPS satellites in view. The satellites broadcast ranging signals and
navigation data allowing the GPS receiver to measure their pseudoranges in order to estimate the
MagArrow's position, in a passive, listen-only mode.
The exact number of satellites operating at any particular time varies depending on the number of
satellite outages and operational spares in orbit. The following link will obtain a simple text document
maintained by the US Navy showing the status of the GPS satellites.
ftp://tycho.usno.navy.mil/pub/gps/gpstd.txt
LEDs
The large LEDs are flashing multiple times - 5 Rapid Flashes with a 1 second gap between them
Indicates that the system has a problem and needs user attention. These problems may include:
1. The battery has less than 30% of its charge remaining.
2. The SD card is not properly inserted.
3. The SD card is corrupted, has failed, or is slow. The maximum storage write time is slow
(>1000ms.)
4. The SD card is full.
5. The magnetometer sensors are not producing good quality data or have failed.
Pressing the power button causes no LED flash
1. The most likely cause of this is a fully discharged battery.
Pressing the power button causes only a brief flash of the LEDs
1. Check that the cell voltage monitoring connector is correctly mated.
2. Replace the battery with one that is fully charged.
The large LEDs flash twice with a pause between pairs of flashes, but your device can't connect.
The two flashes indicate that the MagArrow is connected to some device.
1. Check the other phones and tablets to find the one it is connected to.
2. Disable that devices WiFi either in the settings or by setting it to "airplane mode".