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APPENDIX E - USER INTERFACE: DIGITAL DISPLAY DURING EXTENDED GPS TEST

The following chart describes the display and audio-visual feedback the beacon provides during extended GPS Test. The messages on the digital display typically appear as one or two words at a time, until the entire message has been displayed.

GlobalFix™ iPRO display, LED/ Audio Signaling and Description of Operation

LONG

GPS

DATA

TEST

START

The system informs you that the extended GPS test has initiated.

GIVE

CLEAR

VIEW

TO

SKY

The system reminds you that GPS data acquisition is optimized by giving the beacon a clear view of the sky.

GPS TEST

The system informs you that the beacon is in the process of performing the extended GPS test. This message repeats for approximately 100 seconds while the GPS is acquiring data.

GPS

TEST

√

G long beep

The system informs you that the beacon has passed the extended GPS test.

NMEA GPS DATA

This message appears if the extended GPS test has passed. The display indicates that the external GPS has updated its coordinates.

LT: 26.03.033N LG: 80.10.066W

The system provides the user with the GPS coordinates acquired during a successful test. Coordinates will scroll from right-to left.

NO

GPS

R long beep

The system informs you that the beacon has failed the extended GPS test after 10 minutes.

SEE USER BOOK

This message appears if extended GPS test failed. The system advises you to refer to this Product Support Manual (User Book) for information on what to do and who to contact.

TEST END

The system informs you that the extended test is complete, and that the system is entering shut down.

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Contents Owner Vessel Radio Call Sign UIN # Page Table of Contents Step ONE Registering Your Beacon How do I register? What country should I register in?Noaa Sarsat Beacon Registration Suitland Road Suitland, MDDo I need a radio license? How your beacon brings help Step TWO HOW the Beacon WorksExternal GPS interface Anatomy of your beacon Activation switch with Witness TabInternal GPS engine Top View Switch PositionsCategory 2 LowPro3 Bracket Category 1 SeaShelter3 BracketGPS √ Digital DisplayActivating your beacon Y1-03-0233 Rev. D Y1-03-0233 Rev. D Turning off the beacon False alarmsY1-03-0233 Rev. D Mounting location Step Three Installing the BeaconPage Category I bracket Category II bracket Installing the optical interface to an external GPS receiver Battery replacement Routine beacon maintenanceStep Four Maintaining the Beacon On a routine basis aboard ship, doY1-03-0233 Rev. D Servicing the SeaShelter3 and the HydroFix HRU Changing ownership or contact informationTo remove the expired HRU To install the new HRUServicing the LowPro3 Self-Testing the beaconExtended GPS test Using the external GPS interface Appendix a Using and Testing the GPS SystemsTesting the external GPS interface How the external GPS interface worksLED indication of GPS fix Internal GPS position systemCompatible GPS receivers Appendix B User Interface Special IconsAppendix C User Interface Digital Display During Operation GPS Weak Give Clear View SKY GPS Data XX.XXX’Keep Epirb Right Leave Epirb Until RES QBatt Appendix D User Interface Digital Display During SELF-TESTBoard Test √ Board Test GPS Test  GPS Test √Light Test √ Light Test See User Book Self Test FailSeek FIX NOW Batt LOWGPS Test Long GPS Data Test StartTest END English French Spanish German Italian Phrases Appendix F- User Interface Language TranslationsGeneral overview Appendix G the COSPAS-SARSAT SystemGENERAL/ Environmental Appendix H Technical SpecificationsLimited Warranty Appendix I WARRANTY, Useful Life POLICY, Notices0735 EC Declaration of ConformityRepresentative International Maritime Organization Shore Based Maintenance

Y1-03-0233, RLB-36 specifications

The ACR Electronics RLB-36, identified by model number Y1-03-0233, is a remarkable beacon that exemplifies state-of-the-art survival technology designed for maritime, aviation, and outdoor enthusiasts. It represents a commitment to safety and reliability when it matters most.

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