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attention to the User Agreement.
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COMPUTER BEFORE INSTALLING THE
AirNav Systems support page
Troubleshooting section.
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MPUTER the hardware.
real-time on your computer. For
AirNav® Systems
AirNav RadarBox 2008 Manual
2. After the software installation is complete
Windows will detect that AirNav RadarBox is connected.
3. When the below windows appears, under "Can Windows conne
at this time". Click "Next".
4. Under "What do you want the wizard to do?" select
"Next".
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connect the USB cable from the hardware to your computer
connect to Windows Update for software?" select
"Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)".
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computer.
ct "No, not
Click
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5. Select "Search for the best driver in thes
Browse for the folder that contains RadarBox drivers. It is located on a folder named "drivers" that is inside the folder
where AirNav RadarBox software has been installed.
The standard location of the AirNav drivers is
2008\Drivers". Click "Next".
5. Driver installation will start. If the window below appears click
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these locations" and then select "Include this location in the search"
ocation "C:\Program Files\AirNav Systems\AirNav RadarBox
"Continue Anyway".
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search".
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AirNav RadarBox 2008 Manual
6. If the window below appears select again the R
"C:\Program Files\AirNav Systems
7. That's it! The hardware has been installed successfully.
2.2. Hardware Guide
Hardware Guide
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RadarBox driver folder, usually located at:
Systems\AirNav RadarBox 2008\Drivers". Click "OK".
Click the "Finish" button.
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adarBox .
AirNav® Systems
AirNav RadarBox 2008 Manual
In this section you will find the meaning of the three hardware lights (LED) that your RadarBox hardware contains.
Normal Operating:
Under operating normal conditions (hardware connected to your computer, drivers correctly in
running) the green light will be always on, the blue light will flicker on each time data is being transferred from the
hardware to your computer and the white light will flicker on each time there is data being received from aircraft.
Green LED:
This is the most important light. When on it means that hardware is properly powered. AirNav RadarBox hardware uses
power from your USB connection. There is no need for external power or batteries. In normal conditions this light should
always be on. If it is not on, there may be a problem with your USB cable. See
Blue LED:
This LED indicates the status of the USB connection as shown below. Note that under normal condi
drivers installed and software working) the blue light will blink anytime data is being transferred by USB between the
hardware and your computer.
 Blue LED Blinking at a one time per second:
When the blue LED blinks on for half a second and off for half a second, this indicates that the hardware is being
powered by the computer but there is no valid connection between them. This could indicate the
installed correctly or because there is a problem with your USB cable. For more information on how to properly install
the drivers please go to the Installation section
 Blue LED Blinking Quickly (approximately five times per second)
The hardware is properly connected to your computer (USB controller working) but the AirNav RadarBox Driver is not
installed or not working. For more information on how to properly install t
and the Troubleshooting section.
 Blue LED Off
If the light is permanently off (and the green light is permanently on) the
the AirNav RadarBox software is not yet started.
 Blue LED Blinking one time per second
Hardware properly connected to your computer and AirNav RadarBox software is working but no flights are being
received. By default the light will always blink at a one time per second rate. If you would normally expect to see traffic,
check that your antenna is connected.
White LED:
　
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