What to do if the Navico NSPL-400 power indicator is not illuminated?
If the power indicator isn't lit, check the power supply connections, fuse, or circuit breaker. Also, verify the polarity and voltage of the power supply connections.
Why do clicks or pops occur with Navico NSPL-400 when using an FM broadcast receiver?
Clicks or pops from a connected FM broadcast receiver are normal during VHF or AIS transmission.
Why do both the ‘AIS’ and ‘VHF’ indicators illuminate on Navico NSPL-400 Cables and connectors when the VHF radio is transmitting?
The simultaneous illumination of both ‘AIS’ and ‘VHF’ indicators during VHF radio transmission is normal with some VHF radio brands and does not indicate a fault. The antenna splitter's function remains unaffected.
What to do if ‘VHF’ indicator does not illuminate when VHF Radiotelephone is transmitting on Navico NSPL-400?
Check that the antenna output of the VHF Radiotelephone is connected to the antenna splitter input labelled ‘VHF’.
What to do if ‘AIS’ indicator does not illuminate when AIS transceiver is transmitting on Navico NSPL-400?
Ensure the antenna output of the AIS transceiver is connected to the antenna splitter input labelled ‘AIS’.
How to deal with reduced VHF or AIS transmission range using Navico NSPL-400 Cables and connectors?
A small reduction in transmission range is normal due to the insertion loss of the antenna splitter.
General| Brand | Navico |
|---|---|
| Model | NSPL-400 |
| Category | Cables and connectors |
| Language | English |
Critical warnings for safe installation and operation, including fire hazards and equipment compatibility.
Explains the automatic operation of the NSPL-400, signal sharing, and transmission priority between AIS and VHF.
Provides solutions for common issues like non-illuminated indicators, transmission problems, and reduced range.
Lists technical specifications including dimensions, weight, voltage, frequency range, power, and impedance.
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