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Pocket PC Maintenance5. If the test is Good, the Communications Good status displays.Figure 2G-30: Communications Good Diagnostics StatusProceed to Step 7.6. If test results are Bad, the Communications Bad status displays. Thisindicates a problem with the communication/serial cable connection to thepocket PC, a faulty cable, the software on the pocket PC is corrupted orthe pocket PC has failed.Figure 2G-31: Communications Bad Diagnostics Status— Unplug the pocket PC communication/serial cable from the pocket PC.Reconnect and repeat the test or try a replacement cable (a spare isprovided with the pocket PC).— Reload software on the pocket PC and try again.— If the problem continues, try a different pocket PC.Proceed to Step 7.2G-24
Pocket PC Maintenance7. Press the Stop Test button to finish the test. The Finish Test screendisplays, Figure 2G-32.Figure 2G-32: Comm Test Finish Diagnostics Screen8. When the test has completed, remove the loop back tester and selectFinish.✓ Be sure to remove the loop back tester before selecting Finish.If the communications status is Good, reconnect the communication/serial cable tothe FGA. The system should be working.— If you continue to experience communication problems with the FGAeven though the Comm Test is good, check the FGA operator’smanual for a possible FGA problem.— If problems still occur, charge the FGA for 24 hours and repeat thetest.2G-25
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