What to do if Standard Horizon HX890E charge indicator does not appear when charging?
If the charge indicator doesn't appear when charging your Standard Horizon Transceiver, first ensure the transceiver is properly set onto the SBH-32 Charger Cradle. Also, verify that power is supplied to the SBH-32 Charger Cradle by connecting SAD-25 or E-DC-19A for AC/DC power.
What to do if Standard Horizon HX890E Transceiver cannot fix the GPS satellites?
If your Standard Horizon Transceiver cannot fix the GPS satellites, it might be due to the internal GPS receiver being turned off. Ensure the internal GPS receiver is turned on. Another possible cause is a poor location for GPS satellite reception. Try moving to a less obstructed position to improve reception.
Why Standard Horizon Transceiver cannot output sound by pressing and holding the [SQL] key?
If your Standard Horizon Transceiver cannot output sound when pressing and holding the [SQL] key, it could be due to a low battery. Try charging the battery. Alternatively, the audio volume level might be too low. Press the [VOL+] key until background noise outputs.
How to fix USA/INTL/CAN modes on Standard Horizon Transceiver?
Specify the item number from “SETUP MENU” – “CH SETUP” – “CH GROUP” to fix the USA/INTL/CAN modes on your Standard Horizon Transceiver.
General| Brand | Standard Horizon |
|---|---|
| Model | HX890E |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Details the function of each button and key on the HX890 transceiver for basic operation.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION marks and symbols for safe operation.
Covers essential safety rules like avoiding flammable gas, proper battery handling, and avoiding damage.
Details the procedure for making distress calls on Channel 16.
Essential steps to ensure the transceiver maintains its waterproof integrity.
Information on charging the Li-ion battery pack and available charging accessories.
Instructions for charging the HX890 battery using the SBH-32 cradle.
Step-by-step guide to program the MMSI into the radio for DSC operation.
Sets up scanning between a normal channel and a priority channel.
Shows how to view GPS position in compass or numerical format.
Describes how to transmit and receive DSC distress alerts.
Stores vessel names and MMSI numbers for individual DSC calls.
Guides on contacting another vessel via DSC individual call.
Procedures for handling incoming DSC individual calls.
Configures group MMSI numbers for contacting specific groups of vessels.
How to send a DSC call to a group of vessels.
How to handle incoming requests for vessel position information.
How to send your vessel's position information to another vessel.
Sends a test call to verify DSC functions are operating correctly.
Manages waypoints for navigation, including storing and selecting them.
Guides on initiating and ending navigation to a selected waypoint.
Instructions for marking, adding, editing, and deleting waypoints.
Creates and manages routes by programming waypoints in sequence.
Initiates and terminates navigation along a programmed route.
Configures GM operation, including group directories and polling intervals.
Assigns specific functions to the programmable soft keys.
Manages vessel/person contacts for DSC calls, requests, and reports.
Configures automatic or manual sending of vessel position when requested.
Controls the GPS receiver power state to conserve battery.
Programs the unique ATIS code for European inland waterways.
Procedure for resetting user MMSI and ATIS codes with required codes.
Provides solutions for common symptoms and probable causes.
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