LVB tracker display problem - solved
I changed the 2x16 LCD and now LVB works fine. Thanks Howard and all for advises
73 Fer
Hello
Wondering if someone can help.
I just finish to build an LVB tracker for a friend of mine. All works fine with NOVA but during a satellite pass the display stuck as in the picture:
http://it.geocities.com/supertrackmoon/lvb_display.jpg
All other functions are OK and the tracker is still tracking the satellite. A quick restart (power off / power on) and display works again but after some minutes it is again stuck. It seems just only a display problem.
Same behavior with other satellites passes.
I built a couple of LVB units and I have been using an LVB tracker with NOVA for years without problems.
Any ideas ?
Fer IW1DTU
Hi Fer
Did you replace the LCD with the same device model or a different one?
If it was a different model, could you let me have the details of the old one so I could check to see if the Tracker works within its specification?
Many thanks.
73, Howard G6LVB
-----Original Message----- From: amsat-bb-bounces@amsat.org [mailto:amsat-bb-bounces@amsat.org] On Behalf Of Fer IW1DTU Sent: 02 February 2008 16:53 To: AMSAT Subject: [amsat-bb] LVB tracker display problem - solved
I changed the 2x16 LCD and now LVB works fine. Thanks Howard and all for advises
73 Fer
Hello
Wondering if someone can help.
I just finish to build an LVB tracker for a friend of mine. All works fine with NOVA but during a satellite pass the display stuck as in the picture:
http://it.geocities.com/supertrackmoon/lvb_display.jpg
All other functions are OK and the tracker is still tracking the satellite. A quick restart (power off / power on) and display works again but after some minutes it is again stuck. It seems just only a display problem.
Same behavior with other satellites passes.
I built a couple of LVB units and I have been using an LVB tracker with NOVA for years without problems.
Any ideas ?
Fer IW1DTU
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Hi Howard and all,
yes I replaced the display with one bought in a different store and built from a different company. Which one? Very hard to say..... The first (with 000000 problems) has the LCD withe and blue and numbers in the back are 1602 01A 2002, the second (working well) has the LCD black and green and... no numbers :-(
Hope this helps
73 Fer IW1DTU
Howard Long howard@howardlong.com wrote: Hi Fer
Did you replace the LCD with the same device model or a different one?
If it was a different model, could you let me have the details of the old one so I could check to see if the Tracker works within its specification?
Many thanks.
73, Howard G6LVB
-----Original Message----- From: amsat-bb-bounces@amsat.org [mailto:amsat-bb-bounces@amsat.org] On Behalf Of Fer IW1DTU Sent: 02 February 2008 16:53 To: AMSAT Subject: [amsat-bb] LVB tracker display problem - solved
I changed the 2x16 LCD and now LVB works fine. Thanks Howard and all for advises
73 Fer
Hello
Wondering if someone can help.
I just finish to build an LVB tracker for a friend of mine. All works fine with NOVA but during a satellite pass the display stuck as in the picture:
http://it.geocities.com/supertrackmoon/lvb_display.jpg
All other functions are OK and the tracker is still tracking the satellite. A quick restart (power off / power on) and display works again but after some minutes it is again stuck. It seems just only a display problem.
Same behavior with other satellites passes.
I built a couple of LVB units and I have been using an LVB tracker with NOVA for years without problems.
Any ideas ?
Fer IW1DTU
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