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GPS status
Message
Not Installed
GPS Offline
Wait-n¹
No DGPS-n¹
DGPS-n¹
DGPS Init-n¹
Fault-n¹
DGPS-n¹
RTK-n¹
¹ n = the number of satellites that are in view
² The icon flashes if "Yes" is selected in the "DGPS Alarm" window on the "GPS Setup" screen
³ Based on the condition above
Note: A "known" receiver is an AFS 162, AFS 252, AFS 262, or AFS 372 receiver (or a Trimble® AgGPS 252,
AgGPS 262, or AG-372 receiver). All other brands are considered "unknown."
3 - SETUP
Status
Icon
Indicator
none
Any receiver
Any receiver
Any receiver
Any receiver
²
Any receiver
Any receiver with type set to
HP/XP/G2 or RTK
²
Any receiver
²
Known receiver -
WAAS, Beacon, VBS
Unknown receiver
Known receiver;
type = RTK
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GPS Type
The "GPS Location" window
on the "GPS Setup" screen
is set to "Not Installed."
The "GPS Location" window
on the "GPS Setup" screen
is set to "Custom," but no
data is detected from the
GPS receiver (and no data
is detected by the NAV
II navigation controller, if
applicable).
"N" satellites are in view.
GPS position is available.
There are not enough
satellites in view.
The system is not ready for
use.
"N" satellites are in view.
GPS position is available.
DGPS position not
available.
"N" satellites are in view.
The system is ready for
use.
A backup DGPS type is
being used while the signal
is acquired.
These GPS receivers
should not produce this
GPS quality.
A fault condition is present.
These GPS types should
A fault condition is present.
With an undeterminable
GPS receiver and
type, assuming RTK or
HP/XP/G2 is in use, a
GPS quality of 4 produces
"DGPS-n."
The system is ready for use
Meaning
not produce this GPS
quality.
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