Raven RS1 Calibration And Operation Manual page 68

C 10
HAPTER
Code ID
.3
168
.4
.11
.31
621
.4
.5
628 .13
.13
630
.31
701 .3
.0
.11
841
.15
1504 .2
2901 .2
3045 .31
62
Description
High voltage.
Low voltage.
GPS receiver error: LNA
failure.
GPS receiver error:
Antenna power.
GPS receiver error:
Antenna shorted.
GPS receiver error:
Antenna open.
Memory error.
System not calibrated.
Steering calibration
recommended.
Resume switch stuck on.
GPS not converged.
GPS error.
Poor GPS position
accuracy.
Operator not present.
Incompatible hardware.
Authorization denied.
Raven RS1™ and RS Lite™ Calibration and Operation Manual
Recommended Actions
Check battery voltage.
Cycle power to the RS1.
1. Cycle power to the RS1.
2. If the error persists, contact your local Raven dealer
or the Raven Technical Service team.
Complete the initial calibration wizard to use RS1.
Review Chapter 3, Calibration - HDU-Specific, MD, and
Steering-Ready, for additional assistance.
Complete a steering control calibration. Review the
Steering Calibration section on page 19 for additional
assistance.
1. Check the resume switch functionality in the RS1 UT.
2. Check the resume switch cabling and connections.
1. Wait for GNSS to converge (up to 30 minutes).
2. Cycle power to the RS1.
1. Ensure the RS1 is calibrated and the desired
differential source is unlocked.
2. Wait for GNSS to converge (up to 10 minutes).
3. Ensure that NMEA 2000 is selected. Review the
Chapter 7, GPS Configuration.
1. If using Satellite GS or RTK corrections, ensure that
the GNSS quality is as expected for those correction
sources. Review the GPS Status section on page 57.
2. Adjust the position accuracy to allow greater
tolerance for the current GNSS position accuracy.
1. Check presence switch cabling and connections.
2. Confirm presence switch functionality in the RS1 UT.
3. Choose activity monitor.
A machine specific tuneset has not been developed for
combination of machine type and valve type. Select a
generic machine type and recalibrate the RS1.
Check the steering control unit (SCU) cabling is properly
connected. Check connections for pins which are not
making proper connection (e.g. bent or pushed in).