NAV4 Plus User Guide Issue 2 - ICS Electronics Limited
NAV4 Plus User Guide Issue 2 - ICS Electronics Limited
NAV4 Plus User Guide Issue 2 - ICS Electronics Limited
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<strong>NAV4</strong>plus <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Remote Switch<br />
A remotely mounted NAVTEX frequency selection switch (not<br />
supplied) may be fitted to allow remote frequency switching. To use<br />
this feature, connect a 'single pole' switch across connection pins 7 &<br />
8. The remote switch cable should not exceed 2M in length.<br />
• The remote switch 'contact closed' selects 518kHz<br />
• The remote switch 'contact open’ selects 490kHz<br />
To enable the remote switch, always leave the in-built switch in the<br />
490 position.<br />
Operation<br />
• Confirm that the NAV-490 power LED is ON<br />
• Use the frequency selection switch to select the required<br />
NAVTEX service<br />
• Confirm that the <strong>NAV4</strong>plus is switched on and the appropriate<br />
NAVTEX frequency, station and message categories are<br />
selected<br />
APPENDIX II : INSTALLATION OF REPLACEMENT<br />
EPROM<br />
Before changing the EPROM, switch on the <strong>NAV4</strong>plus and press the<br />
N button to print out a list of the station and message selections.<br />
• Switch off and unplug the orange connector at the rear of the<br />
unit<br />
• Remove the five screws from the right hand end cheek (the end<br />
cheek nearest to the 4 pushbutton switches)<br />
• Remove the right hand end cheek and door. Take note of the<br />
position of any washers between the end cheeks and the door<br />
• Remove the four outer screws from the left hand end cheek,<br />
leave the centre screw in place<br />
• Pull the left hand end cheek out by no more than 25mm so that<br />
the internal printer support slides clear of the EPROM chip which<br />
is on the edge of the printed circuit board. Do not allow the door<br />
and door rod to angle away from the end cheek as this will<br />
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