GNSS

No location fix

Possible cause

Solution

No antenna connected to GPS receiver.

The antenna cable may have come loose. Check to make sure it’s still connected properly.

GPS antenna location.

For the best performance, it’s recommended to mount external GPS antennas and GPS receivers with internal antennas above deck. Make sure they have a clear, unobstructed view of the sky. Avoid placing them near structural bulkheads or other electrical equipment and cables, as these could cause interference.

GPS switched off.

The connection to the GPS satellites might be turned off. To check which modes are enabled, click here.

Geographic location or prevailing conditions preventing satellite fix.

You can wait for more favourable weather conditions, or try sailing to a new location that might give you a better fix. Click here to see your fix status.

No position data

Possible cause

Solution

Wrong Network mode selected.

You can make sure that the correct mode is selected, click here.

Poor / damaged / insecure cable / connection.

Check all cables to ensure they’re securely connected, not damaged and are not corroded. You can replace the cables if you need.

GNSS

No position data

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