Hughes DW6000 Installation Manual page 76

4 The receiver is locked to the wrong network
5 The receiver is operational
6 The receiver is not detecting a signal
7 The receiver is locked to an unknown
network
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Table 5: Receive code (RxCode) messages and corrective actions
This condition should only be seen during
installation and occurs when the receiver is
locked to an incorrect Hughes satellite. This
could also happen if the installer enters
incorrect information during manual pointing. If
this occurs during normal operation, it may be
due to the user changing satellite parameters,
or the antenna becoming misaligned. Make
sure the antenna is aimed at the correct satellite
and verify the correct satellite parameters were
entered or selected during the registration
process.
This is the normal operating state where the
receiver is receiving data from the NOC. Only
when the receiver is in this state will the
transmitter operate correctly.
This condition occurs when the unit is not
detecting any type of radio signal from the
antenna. This could indicate that the cabling
between the receiver and the antenna is faulty
or that the receiver itself is faulty. Check that the
cables are firmly connected on the DW6000.
Also, make sure that the power supply is
correct. The power supply should be Part #
1031105-0001. Try power-cycling the DW6000
by unplugging the power cord from the power
source and then plugging it back in.
This condition should only be seen during
installation and occurs when the receiver is
locked to a non-Hughes satellite. In rare cases it
may be due to a transient outage at the NOC. If
this occurs during pointing or commissioning,
the antenna has not been pointed correctly. If it
occurs during normal operation, it may be due
to the user changing satellite parameters, or the
antenna becoming misaligned. The former
condition can be corrected by re-commissioning
the site. The latter requires an antenna
repointing.