What to do if external devices don't interact correctly with Transas T214 Accessories AIS Base Station?
If external devices connected to the main unit of your Transas Accessories are not interacting correctly with the AIS Base Station, the interface setup might be incorrect. Check the interface setup in the setup menu. If needed, restore the cable if you have the tools and materials; otherwise, seek professional assistance.
Why doesn't my Transas Accessories AIS Base Station T214 equipment have navigational data?
If your Transas Accessories AIS Base Station T214 equipment lacks navigational data, it might be because the navigational data sources are not connected. Ensure that the navigational data sources are properly connected. Also, set up the interfaces in the setup menu. If needed, restore the cable if you have the necessary tools and materials; otherwise, contact a service center.
General| Brand | Transas |
|---|---|
| Model | T214 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
General safety warnings and precautions for operating and maintaining the equipment.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the main unit's GNSS, transmitter, receivers, and interfaces.
Details the mechanical and general specifications for the D1 VHF antenna.
Specifies requirements for proper grounding of the equipment for lightning and static protection.
Covers general requirements and procedures for installing the GNSS antenna for optimal reception.
Guides on configuring serial port parameters for external devices like terminals.
Details the process of configuring TCP/IP settings for network connectivity.
Describes password protection, access level management, and password recovery.
Details various base station configuration settings using specific sentences like BCF, CBM, and ECB.
Outlines diagnostic functions for testing serial ports, data sources, and technical information.
Describes the installation and use of remote control software for operations, configuration, and diagnostics.
Provides a categorized list of malfunctions, their indicators, alarm identifiers, and system responses.
Offers a guide to identifying and resolving possible faults, their causes, and recommended cures.
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