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Chapter 7 • The System Control Center
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Transmit status messages Table 5 lists messages that may appear in the
Transmit
field. The
Corrective Actions column provides detailed information about
each code and describes any possible corrective measures.
If a problem cannot be resolved by following the corrective
measures, contact technical support.
TxCode 8 indicates that the transmitter is working properly. This
is the code you should see most often.
Table 5: Transmit code (TxCode) messages and corrective actions
Code Message Corrective actions
1 The transmitter has been disabled by the
GTWY This condition occurs when the transmitter is
not enabled. A transmitter may be disabled for
short periods of time by the HX GTWY either
for service or troubleshooting. It may also be
disabled if the user discontinues the satellite
service. If this condition persists, it can only be
corrected by requesting that the unit be
enabled.
2 The transmitter has been placed in test mode
by the GTWY This status requires no user action and usually
takes no more than 15 minutes to complete.
This condition occurs when the HX GTWY
places the transmitter into special transmission
modes to measure the performance of the
transmitter. When in this mode, the unit is
unable to transmit normal user data to the HX
GTWY.
3 The transmitter is locking to the receive carrier Occurs during initial startup or possibly when
the receiver is locking to the receive signal. If
this condition persists for more than 10
seconds, disconnect and reconnect the
receiver coaxial cable and wait 10 seconds. If
the situation still persists, it may be necessary
to replace the remote terminal.
5 The transmitter is not locked to the network
timing No action is required if this condition occurs
occasionally and resolves itself quickly.
However, if this condition persists, it is likely
due to an HX GTWY-related service issue. The
condition may also be due to remote terminal
failure; in rare cases, the unit may fail and may
have to be replaced.
6 The transmitter is not available because the
receiver is not detecting a signal or is not
locked to the correct network Check the receive signal. This condition occurs
when the remote terminal does not detect a
strong enough signal. The receiver must be
locked to the correct network for the transmitter
to operate. If the receiver is not locked (no
signal) or is locked to the wrong network, the
transmitter is unable to transmit data. Check
the System Status page to verify that the signal
strength is satisfactory. This condition may
also be caused by inclement weather.