Hi everyone,
I have only recently joined the group, I am having problems connecting to the Network with my AirNav receiver. I am connected to the internet and have logged on to the Air Nav System with my sign on and password ok but the system map does not show any aircraft and the Network box is red and says Not connected. My USB cable is connected and I am receiving aircraft on My Flights ok.
Can anyone suggest what the problem my be. It worked perfectly yesterday.
Jeff
Idem in france network seems to be down
:(
Good luck for airnavsystems
Regard's
Laurent
Hi Laurent,
many thanks for you quick reply, the network being down seems to be the problem.
Happy viewing.
Regards,
Jeff
hi Jeff where are you locate ?
Regard's
Laurent
www.radarvirtuel.com
Hi Laurent,
I am located in the town of Cannock, the county of Staffordshire in the centre of England (35km from Birmingham).
Regards,
Jeff
Airnav.
Update please.
J.
The network is online as mentioned in the other network post about what is happening.
Sorry I did not understand the last message, is the Network down or do I have a problem at my end?
Regards,
Jeff
The network is online Jeff and was only off yesterday for a few minutes.
Check you have the get network flights button ticked and you don't have any firewall blocking RadarBox connecting to the network.
Thank you for prompt reply, I do have the network button ticked and do not have a firewall blocking the connection. The Hardware Connected box is green. The Network box is still red and says Not connected.
Jeff
Go to Tools -> Account information. Does it say expired?
Account information says valid until 2009/09/02.
Jeff
Untick the network box and retick it. You should get some message on the status text at the bottom center of the screen. What does it say?
I've un-ticked the Process Hardware Flights box and re-ticked it but do not see any messages on the bottom of the screen.
Jeff
I've just downloaded AirNav 2009 (did not know about it until I read the forum messages) and now I am connected to the network again.
Thank you to AirNav support for their help.
Jeff