SECTION TWO - Installation
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Table 3: Troubleshooting the GPS/D GPS antenna installation

Antenna Symptom Possible Solutions/Reasons

GPS ANTENNA Poor or no GPS signal while using the
AN150 antenna.
If 5.5 VDC low or missing with load con-
nected:
If 5.5 VDC low is missing with load discon-
nected:
If 5.5 VDC is present:
Turn off any onboard transmitting
devices.
Check for 5.5 VDC at antenna with
and without antenna load connected.a
Check for 5.5 VDC at 961 processor
BNC connector (1710 board).
It indicates a bad connector installa-
tion, bad 1710 board, or bad AN150
antenna.
It indicates a bad 1710 board.
Replace the 1710 board.
It indicates a bad AN150. Replace the
AN150.
DGPS ANTENNA No GPS or DGPS Bad splitter configuration.b
Splitter cables may be reversed for
GPS and DGPS output.
DGPS ANTENNA
(cont’d)
Poor or no GPS signal while using the
AN205-P antenna with splitter:
If 7.75 VDC is low or missing with load con-
nected:
If 7.75 VDC is low or missing with load dis-
connected:
If 7.75 VDC is present at processo r UHF
connector but not at antenna:
Check installation for correct cabling.
Check for 7.75 VDC at antenna with
and without antenna load (cables and
splitter) connected.c (Use “T” connec-
tors to measure VDC under load.)
Check for 7.75 VDC at 961 processor
UHF connector.
It indicates a bad connector installa-
tion, bad 1710 board, bad AN2xx. The
load is too great or the 1710 board is
defective.
It indicates a bad 1710 board.
It indicates bad cabling, bad connec-
tors, or a bad splitter.