User manual for DM700 ECDIS hardware
Copyright Danelec Marine A/S
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8 Hardware Errors
The hardware is continually monitored, and the user is warned if any errors occur. Some errors can
be removed by the user. Others will require a service technician.
8.1 List of hardware alerts
'Disk' device problem - detected
x device(s), expected 1
No or more than one internal disk
has been detected. This indicates a
defective system. Contact support.
'Mouse / Trackball' device
problem - detected x device(s),
expected 1
No or more than one pointing device
has been detected.
If x=0, connect a mouse/trackball
(or keyboard with integrated
trackball). If already connected, the
mouse/trackball may be defective.
If x > 1, and only one
mouse/trackball is connected, it may
be an indication of faulty operation.
'Keyboard' device problem -
detected x device(s), expected
1
No or more than one keyboard has
been detected.
If x=0, connect a keyboard. If
already connected, the keyboard
may be defective.
If x > 1, and only one keyboard is
connected, it may be an indication
of faulty operation.
'USB hardware key' device problem
- detected x device(s), expected
1
No or more than one USB hardware
key has been detected.
If x=0, insert USB hardware key in
any USB port. If already connected,
the hardware key may be defective.
Other alerts may also indicate this.
If x > 1, remove any extra hardware
keys inserted.
The USB hardware key is not
connected to the ECDIS
Insert a hardware key in the ECDIS
There is a communication problem
with the primary USB hardware key
Will only occur in a cluster
configuration. The primary USB
hardware key is not present in the
cluster, or the ECDIS with the
primary hardware key has been
turned off for more than 1 day.
Turn on the ECDIS with the primary
hardware key. If the primary
hardware key is defective, contact
support and order a replacement.
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