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POWER CONNECTION
The codes listed below will be displayed if there is any
trouble with the unit.
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ERROR CODES
Please check USB
Please check Radar1 communications lines
Please check Radar2 communications lines
Open Err
RDF Err
CLF Err
Disk Err
Open Err
ComFail
Please check “X” power line
Problem in communication
between USB controller chip
and iBox after self-test.
No communication for at least
5 sec. between Radar1 (or
Radar2) and iBox when Radar1
(or Radar2) option is on.
No file found to open when
downloading Firmware, Voice
Data or RLC Data after clicking
"NEXT" button.
Unit failed to read file while
downloading from the USB
Memory
Unit failed to close file after
downloading firmware, voice
data, or RLC data.
Bad USB disk or not enough
USB memory when saving GPS
NMEA data to USB memory.
Unit failed to create a file when
saving GPS NMEA data in USB
memory.
Unit failed to close a saved GPS
NMEA data file.
Possible short circuit or high
current in a device plugged
into a port on the iBox. The “X”
will be replaced with port name
in display.
Power Cable Connection
The iBox has the power cable attached to it. The ground wire
has a “U” type connector which should be fastened to a
metal surface that is grounded to the vehicle. Look for an
existing screw or bolt under the dash to use as a grounding
point. The power wire has a spade type connector that can be
connected to a switched or non-switched +12 volt DC circuit
in your vehicle’s fuse box. A switched circuit is one that has
power when your vehicle is on, but has no power when your
vehicle is off.
NOTE: To utilize the faux security LED option, the iBox should
be powered from a non-switched 12 volt source.