Modem Led; Information Modes; Normal; Extended Information Mode (Eim) - Javad Maxor User Manual

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Using MinPad
The pattern of blinks of the BATT LED also indicates the source of power.
• Solid light – an external power supply is used and the batteries are not being
charged.
• Blinking once a second – the batteries are being charged.
• Blinking once every five seconds – the Maxor uses the internal batteries for
power.
• Not blinking – the receiver is in Zero Power Mode or the internal batteries
are completely discharged and no external power is connected.
Notice: When the internal batteries have completely discharged
and no external power is connected, the receiver will go
into Zero Power Mode to prevent the batteries from over
discharging.

Modem LED

The color of the RX LED indicates if the modem has power, is receiving
signals, or is turned off.
• No light – the modem is off.
• Green – the modem is on, but signal reception has not started.
• Orange – the modem is receiving a signal.

Information Modes

The Maxor has two information modes: Normal and Extended Information
Mode (EIM).

Normal

In normal mode, the STAT LED indicates the number of tracked satellites and the
position's computation status.

Extended Information Mode (EIM)

Extended Information Mode is used for receiver testing purposes. In this mode, the
receiver continues to work as usual, but the STAT LED indicates the following
"extended" information:
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