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� Red �Data� LED does not flash at 1 second intervals. � Green �Synch� LED stays on continuously. Red �Data� LED does not flash at 1 second intervals. The red �Data� LED should flash at one second intervals to indicate that serial data is being sent from the GPS receiver. Solution: Check that the microcontroller unit and the GPS antenna unit are both powered on. Check the cabling between the two connector boxes. Green �Synch� LED stays on continuously. The green �Synch� LED when on, indicates that the Microcontroller is waiting for the receiver to lock on to enough satellites to give the time. Solution: On a new installation it could take a considerable amount of time for the GPS unit to lock on to enough satellites. It may help to reposition the antenna, so that it has a clear view of the sky in all directions (180 degrees). 0.2 mm six core security \ alarm cable is required between the two connector boxes in order to position the GPS antenna on a roof top. Cable rolls are available from Galleon Systems Limited on request. The GPS unit requires two 12V centre positive power supplies. One power supply for the microcontroller unit and a further one for the GPS antenna. Providing the antenna has a good clear view of the sky in all directions, a GPS signal can be received anywhere in the world. The maximum distance between the antenna unit and the GPS receiver unit is 100m, using 6 core alarm cable or up to 500m using twisted pair cable. Cable rolls are available from Galleon Systems Limited on request. Links
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