Davis Instruments DWW765Y User Manual
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Error 1 (One Flash)
Problem
Station ID or IDs not found.
Repeater Behavior
When trying to acquire stations, the repeater looks for a station signal for ten minutes.
During this time, the STAT LED flashes red when it detects energy not associated with a
station. It flashes yellow if it has found some stations but not all, and green when all sta-
tions are found. For each station found, the TX LED flashes immediately after the STAT
LED, indicating that it is transmitting the station ID(s).
During this time, the STAT LED flashes red when it detects energy not associated with a
station. It flashes yellow if it has found some stations but not all, and green when all sta-
tions are found. For each station found, the TX LED flashes immediately after the STAT
LED, indicating that it is transmitting the station ID(s).
After ten minutes, the STAT LED flashes red once if it has not found any of the station
IDs it is looking for or yellow once if it has found some of the station IDs but not all. The
TX then flashes the Station ID(s) it can not find. The pattern repeats for 15 minutes, after
which the repeater will spend another two minutes looking for the stations.
IDs it is looking for or yellow once if it has found some of the station IDs but not all. The
TX then flashes the Station ID(s) it can not find. The pattern repeats for 15 minutes, after
which the repeater will spend another two minutes looking for the stations.
Note:
Changing any of the settings on either the Transmitter DIP switch or Repeater DIP switch resets the
repeater and begins the 10 minute acquisition process again.
repeater and begins the 10 minute acquisition process again.
Solution
The repeater is not in range to receive signals from a station or stations or the station ID is
not set correctly on the repeater. Try moving the repeater for better reception or check the
Transmitter DIP switch to make sure the correct stations are turned on and any station ID
that does not exist in your network is not turned on.
not set correctly on the repeater. Try moving the repeater for better reception or check the
Transmitter DIP switch to make sure the correct stations are turned on and any station ID
that does not exist in your network is not turned on.
Error 2 (Two Flashes)
Problem
Station ID is duplicated between two repeaters in a chain.
Repeater Behavior
If two repeaters are programmed to receive the same station, the second repeater in the
chain ignores the signal it is receiving from the station and repeats the signal it receives
from the previous repeater instead.
chain ignores the signal it is receiving from the station and repeats the signal it receives
from the previous repeater instead.
The the STAT LED on the second repeater flashes yellow twice. The TX LED then
flashes the Station ID that is duplicated on the repeater.
flashes the Station ID that is duplicated on the repeater.
Solution
Turn off the Station ID on the second repeater. The second repeater automatically
receives the signal from the previous repeater in the chain and does not need the Station
ID.
receives the signal from the previous repeater in the chain and does not need the Station
ID.
Error 3 (Three Flashes)
Problem
Repeater ID or repeated Station IDs are not found.
Repeater Behavior
When trying to acquire other repeaters or repeated stations, the repeater looks for a signal
from a repeater for ten minutes. During this time, the STAT LED flashes red if it has not
found any station or repeater signal. It flashes yellow if it has found some station or
repeater signals but not all. If some of the stations are found, the TX LED flashes, indi-
cating that it is transmitting the stations it has found.
from a repeater for ten minutes. During this time, the STAT LED flashes red if it has not
found any station or repeater signal. It flashes yellow if it has found some station or
repeater signals but not all. If some of the stations are found, the TX LED flashes, indi-
cating that it is transmitting the stations it has found.