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The display should now show the message . In this case,
CALIBRATION OK
everything is in order and your SamYSolar+® has adapted itself to the conditions in
your vehicle.
CAL ERROR
If the message is displayed in control panel, repeat the pro-
E
cedure as the microprocessor was not able to obtain the required data. A second
attempt will almost certainly remedy this.
LIMIT ERROR
If the message is displayed, you should also repeat the pro-
cedure. If the same fault message is displayed again, then it is possible that your
vehicle is exerting a very strong magnetic influence on the system on your vehicle's
roof. If this is the case a reliable operation of the system cannot be ensured. Check
whether there are any powerful magnets or magnetic fields close to the installation
location, and remove such influences if possible. Afterwards it should be possible to
perform the calibration without further difficulties. Don't forget that the magnetic
parts must not be put back again after calibration!
In addition to the calibration procedures described above, your SamYSolar+®
also uses an automatic, self-learning calibration routine.
The automatic calibration of the electronic compass takes place while driving.
You will not need to intervene in this process in any way. However, please also
note that, of course, newly installed systems cannot run an automatic calib-
ration process as such a process is highly vehicle-specific. This means that you
will need to take the system on a few journeys before the calibration process is
optimised. The worst thing that can happen if the calibration process is incom-
plete is that your SamYSolar+® might be slightly misaligned to the sun when it
opens. If this happens, it will only be out by a few degrees, and you can correct
this in individual cases via the manual orientation correction function (see
Operating Instructions).
The system is now ready for operation.
The quick reference on the following page explains the most important functions
for the operation.
Before switching the system on, ensure that you have a clear view to the south, as
otherwise no satellite signals can be received.
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