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Chapter 16. Miscellaneous
List of Alarms
Alarm
Alarm Label
Number
0
Software error
1
Unknown command
2
Bad parameter format
3
Bad command checksum
4
File open error
5
File close error
Alarms are reported on the receiver display screen. A blinking
warning sign appears on the status screen prompting you to
press the Scroll button so you can read the alarm label.
To acknowledge an alarm message once the alarm label is
displayed on the screen, press the Scroll button again. If
several alarm messages are reported, press the Scroll button
as many times. This will acknowledge each message, one
after the other.
If the reason for raising an alarm persists, you won't be able
to acknowledge the alarm until you correct the problem.
Some of the alarms listed below can only be the result of a
bad serial command submitted to the receiver (in command
mode). Serial commands can be applied to the receiver from
FAST Survey or GNSS Solutions' Wincomm Utility.
Receiver detected an internal error due to software. If persisting, 2nd-
level maintenance is required for the receiver.
Unknown serial command received. Correct syntax and re-send com-
mand.
Not well-formatted parameter in the command sent. Correct syntax
and re-send command.
Serial command received with bad checksum. Correct checksum and
re-send command.
Receiver failed to open the raw data file. Restart the receiver an try
again.
If error persists and selected storage medium is USB, change USB key
and try again.
If error persists and selected storage medium is internal memory, re-
format internal memory using command $PASHS,INI,2 (configuration
will be lost).
Receiver failed to close the raw data file. Try again. If still unsuccess-
ful, turn off the receiver and try again.
Symptoms & Remedies
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