What causes PA hard overcurrent in Simrad HALO 5000?
- Eelijah36Sep 6, 2025
A PA hard overcurrent in your Simrad Marine Radar is caused by the power amplifier current being too high. To resolve this, restart the pedestal.
What causes PA hard overcurrent in Simrad HALO 5000?
A PA hard overcurrent in your Simrad Marine Radar is caused by the power amplifier current being too high. To resolve this, restart the pedestal.
What does PSU hardware fault mean on Simrad Marine Radar?
A PSU hardware fault on your Simrad Marine Radar indicates that the power supply is in fault. To attempt to resolve this, restart the pedestal and try again.
How to resolve GW data path error on Simrad HALO 5000 Marine Radar?
A GW data path error on your Simrad Marine Radar indicates an FPGA error. To resolve this, perform a system restart.
Weather Mode | Yes |
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Type | Solid-State Pulse Compression Radar |
Frequency | 9.4 GHz |
Range | Up to 72 nautical miles |
Antenna Size/Length | 4ft or 6ft |
Display | Requires external display (Simrad MFD recommended) |
Target Tracking | Yes, with MARPA |
Antenna Rotation Speed | 24/36/48 RPM |
IP Rating | IPX6 |
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