Led Status Indicator; Troubleshooting - Raymarine AIS700 Installation Instructions Manual

6.1 LED Status indicator

The LED status indicator on the transceiver provides an
indication of product status.
LED Color Status
Green Transceiver is operating
normally and has transmitted
at least 1 position report.
Amber Transceiver is not transmitting.
• Wait at least 30 minutes to
check that a 'Quiet time' has
not been requested by the
local authority.
30
LED Color Status
Red Transceiver fault.
• Check MMSI number
and static data has been
correctly configured.
• Check GNSS antenna is
properly connected and has
a clear unobstructed view of
the sky.
• Check the VHF antenna is
properly connected and is
not short circuiting to the
vessel structure.
• Check that power supply is
at the correct voltage (12 V
dc or 24 V dc).
• Excessive difference
between Heading from
an input device and COG.
Blue Transceiver is running in silent
mode (not transmitting), if you
want to disable silent mode:
• Check the AIS Silent mode
setting on your MFD.
• Check the position of the
dedicated Silent mode
switch, if fitted (The switch
will override the MFD
setting).
• Where no dedicated switch
is fitted, check that the Light
Green and Orange wires on
the Power/data cable are
not shorting together.

6.2 Troubleshooting

Problem Action required
No power • Check the power supply is properly
connected.
• Check the power supply voltage is
correct (12 V dc or 24 V dc)
• Check relevant fuses have not blown
or circuit breaker has not tripped.
AIS con- • Switch off all associated MFDs, then
figuration, retry configuration.
static data
• Disconnect all connections then
is not be-
connect only the USB cable to a PC
ing saved.
and retry configuration.
AIS hard- • Check SeaTalkng ® / NMEA 2000 or
ware not NMEA 0183 connection and ensure
detected proper connection.
by MFD
• When connected using NMEA 0183
(No AIS
ensure the port used to connect
symbol
your transceiver to your MFD is set
shown on
to 38,400 baud rate.
Home-
screen)
• Ensure the MFD is either; connected
directly to the same CAN bus
network as your AIS transceiver, or
the same SeaTalkhs ® network as the
MFD that is connected to the same
CAN bus as your transceiver.