Honeywell HMR3000 User Manual page 27

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(A)
Did not get the Card Identification message, instead got the message below upon launching the PC Demo
Interface program.
Click on "No" and quit the program.
This could be due to any one of the following
1) HMR3000 is not connected, check the cable for continuity and pin out.
2) HMR3000 is not connected to the specified computer port.
3) Low input voltage (< 5V), adjust the power pack to 6 or 9 V.
4) Incorrect baud rate (19200 factory setting) chosen. Try other baud rates.
5) If this error did not occur during your last session with HMR3000, it may have been configured to send a large
number of messages that the computer can not handle.
Quit the Demo application.
Start a Hyper Terminal session from your Windows platform and be sure to set up this session appropriately
(see HMR3000 User's Guide for details, for eg. with 19200 baud...)
Issue the following command to stop the compass output
#FA0.3=0*27<CR><lf> and try the Demo Program.
If the above did not resolve the problem, call Honeywell.
(B) Launched PC Demo Interface but no compass output
Compass is in 'Stop' mode indicated by Red traffic light on the PC Demo Interface window. Tune the compass to
'Run' (continuous) mode by either clicking on the traffic light button or in Tune Parameters \ General tab.
(C) Compass rose does not update or is slow
Compass is in 'Stop' mode, see above or.
HPR message rate is zero. Change this message rate (Tune parameters \ Serial Output tab)
Your computer is not servicing the graphical interface fast enough. Close other application or try a fast computer
(Pentium).
(D) Log file does not update
Compass is in 'Stop' mode. See above.
Log All messages is tuned off. Click Log all messages in Diagnostics \ Options \ Logging tab
Log does not display the recent messages. Click off the 'Always show most recent entry' box in Diagnostics \ Options \
Logging tab.
(E) Heading display turns blank and Red
Compass is in a high magnetic field region. Move HMR3000 away from this region or lower the magnetometer
gain (see HMR3000 User's Guide for details).
Troubleshooting Guide for HMR3000
900240 Rev. B
3/01
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