Nexus 21 NX2600 ユーザーズマニュアル
Navtex NX2600
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If you are connecting to a PC you will need a converter box (option) to
connect to the USB port of the PC and also supply a 12 Volt power source
to power the NAVTEX antenna (see Fig.2).
If you are connecting to a SILVA S15 radio, you will need a converter box
(option) plug the connector into the socket labelled NAVTEX on the
interface lead supplied with the radio(see Fig.2)
USING THE NEXUS NAVTEX WITH AN NX2500 VHF RADIO.
If you are using the NEXUS NAVTEX antenna in conjunction with the
NEXUS NX2500 VHF radio all you need to do is make a simple plug and
socket connection. Selection of stations and message types are carried out
on screen. See NX2500 owner’s manual for details.
To test the Navtex antenna connection, switch the NX2500 on and connect
the cable, you will hear a double beep and a NAVTEX test message will be
displayed on the NAVTEX screen. This is confirmation that the system is
operational. (see below):
connect to the USB port of the PC and also supply a 12 Volt power source
to power the NAVTEX antenna (see Fig.2).
If you are connecting to a SILVA S15 radio, you will need a converter box
(option) plug the connector into the socket labelled NAVTEX on the
interface lead supplied with the radio(see Fig.2)
USING THE NEXUS NAVTEX WITH AN NX2500 VHF RADIO.
If you are using the NEXUS NAVTEX antenna in conjunction with the
NEXUS NX2500 VHF radio all you need to do is make a simple plug and
socket connection. Selection of stations and message types are carried out
on screen. See NX2500 owner’s manual for details.
To test the Navtex antenna connection, switch the NX2500 on and connect
the cable, you will hear a double beep and a NAVTEX test message will be
displayed on the NAVTEX screen. This is confirmation that the system is
operational. (see below):
To view the contents of the NAVTEX test message, please go to the
NAVTEX log, displayed as below:
NAVTEX log, displayed as below: