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Sitex SP38 Installation and Operation Advanced Operations
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Alarm Clear
Whenever an alarm or error message occurs on the SP38, an audible alarm will sound, both
at the SPU and at the Control Head, and a message will be displayed on the LCD.
The alarm will remain activated until the condition that caused it is remedied, or the alarm is
cleared manually by the operator.
To clear the alarm manually, press the
ENTER
button once.
If the condition that caused the alarm remains, the alarm will reappear after approximately 20
seconds.
Figure 54 – Standby Button
Power On
The first step in using your SP38 system is to
turn it on …
Press the Control Head’s
STANDBY button ( Figure 54 )
Press and hold until the introductory display appears on the LCD screen (
Figure 55 ), then
release the button.
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Figure 55 – Power On Sequence
On the SPU, the
BATT PWR , DRV PWR and VCC diagnostic LEDS should all light up.
After a few seconds, the firmware versions of both the Control Head and the SPU are listed
on the display. You should record those version numbers in the
Notes section at the back of
the manual, to reference should your autopilot ever require servicing.
The autopilot then goes into STANDBY mode.