SeaSTAR 3610 USER MANUAL
The user must acknowledge the alarm on the display by pressing ESC before the
alarm text disappears and the LED is turned off. The display will return to the page it
displayed before the alarm text was displayed.
If an alarm arises, but the situation becomes OK before the alarm is acknowledged on
the display, there is a timeout on the display so the alarm text disappears after 3
minutes and returns to the page it displayed before the alarm was trigged. The LED
will, however, continue to flash until pressing ESC.
Power on / Signal status page
When powering on, the following screens appear:
The Startup page is only displayed during power on
and will disappear after 2-5 seconds.
The Signal status page for the 3610 DGNSS receiver
indicates signal strength, which satellite the receiver is
set to, the lock criteria and available subscriptions.
After power on, the receiver will begin to search for a
DGNSS satellite. "Init" will be displayed at the bottom
right of the screen when the receiver is in search mode.
When the receiver locks to a signal, "Lock" will be
displayed instead. If a signal is lost after being locked,
"Sync" will be displayed.
“Init” : No lock has been aquired since startup or
change of channel settings.
“Sync” : No lock has been aquired since last loose of
lock.
“Lock” : Lock is aquired and correct corrections are
being output on the Com A and Com B ports.
A signal strength number, C/N, will be shown in the top
left of the screen together with filled bars when the
receiver locks.
The changing between "L" and “l” at the top right
indicates that the demodulator is locked to the L-band
signal. The changing between "N" and “n” at the top
right indicates that the demodulator is locked via
NTRIP.
Note! If "Lock" does not appear, check frequency and symbol rate in the Set
pos/ch menu and make sure the antenna is connected with a clear view of
the sky.
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