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Old 22-03-2015, 03:07 PM
jim_bones (James)
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Argo Navis wiring

Hi all,

Last night I couldn't get AN to align and this morning I think I found the culprit: The yellow and black wires on the ALT encoder have come loose (see attached image).

I am assuming that the yellow cable goes back into slot 2 (Index) and not 1 (Ground)? My other question is how to lock the cable in place on the blue plastic bit?

Many thanks!

- Jim.
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Old 23-03-2015, 11:56 AM
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Hi all,

Last night I couldn't get AN to align and this morning I think I found the culprit: The yellow and black wires on the ALT encoder have come loose (see attached image).

I am assuming that the yellow cable goes back into slot 2 (Index) and not 1 (Ground)? My other question is how to lock the cable in place on the blue plastic bit?

Many thanks!

- Jim.
Hello Jim,

No, that wire is connected to the ground. The index signal is not used. The wire is held by friction - you just need to push it into the slot with some thin piece of plastic if you don't have a special tool.

Best Regards,
Serge.
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Old 24-03-2015, 02:24 PM
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Hi Serge,

Many thanks for your help - I'm glad I checked first! I hope this fixes the problem with AN.

Cheers,

Jim.
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