radarbox losing connection

Started by brianmc, November 20, 2010, 11:20:18 PM

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brianmc

why is my radarbox losing it's usb connectio?


Chris11

Have you tried another USB cable?
Is the USB connector on the box loose?

Runway 31

Also have a look at the power saving options for the USB ports.

Alan

brianmc

it had been working great upstairs.....I moved it to new place and a new antenna NOW I have no end of trouble.


I dont have a different cable...those mini usb plugs are not that great.


Is this a hardware problem?    OR  a software issue?

The software is showing USB status......

things work good for a few minutes then when there are less signals    IT dies.


just trying to convey my observations


AirNav Support

The RadarBox can hold a connection for months without issues however the main issue when disconnecting occur is either a faulty USB cable/ extended USB cable which can't carry the signal. Or if you have lots of other electrical equipment around the cable it can cause disconnections.

Try swapping the USB cable or move it away from any other electrical equipment. If you can't move it away it might be best to get some shielded USB cables.

Contact Customer/Technical support via:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/contact.html
[email protected]

Runway 31

Try a new cable, Maplins etc have them the dont cost much,  Its usually the first thing to try.

Alan

brianmc

it looks like it could be the cable but I cant get one for a day or 2.

is there a way to refresh the connection without unplugging cable?

brianmc

what are the specifications for a new cable?

What is the name for the small end that plugs into the radarbox?  USB mini....not just any store is gonna have a good shielded cable.

thanks

bearcat

Hi

This is what I use. The mini B plug has 5 pins

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=97267#helpfaq

Hope this sorts your problem

t1mb0

nearby flourescent lights sometimes affect my connection, have a look see what's nearby
12m SE of EGHI