Troubleshooting base station setup and static measurement
This section describes some possible station setup and static measurement issues, possible causes, and how to solve them. Trimble recommends that you use the Siteworks or SCS900
Fix Loss of Wireless Communications
The key to any wireless system is the communication between the wireless transmitters and the base station. We use a bi-directional communication
Fix Wyze Base Station Not Connecting – Complete
Confirm that the power adapter is plugged into a working wall outlet. Make sure the cable is securely connected to the base station.
Base Station Connectivity Troubleshooting
Check your base station for firmware upgrades. In the Wyze app, go to Account > Firmware Upgrade > Update next to Wyze Base Station. Outdated firmware can cause
Fix Wyze Base Station Not Connecting – Complete
Confirm that the power adapter is plugged into a working wall outlet. Make sure the cable is securely connected to the base station. Check for any signs of wear or damage on
No Link to Dispatcher Warning (Gen 3 SimpliSafe®)
Check your base station for firmware upgrades. In the Wyze app, go to Account > Firmware Upgrade > Update next to Wyze Base Station. Outdated firmware can cause
Base Station alert troubleshooting
While troubleshooting, you can also reboot the Base Station remotely through NCS to see if that resolves your problem. The ''halt'' command stops all communications to and from the
Troubleshooting communication issues with USB data loggers,
Troubleshooting communication issues with USB data loggers, base stations, and shuttles
Fix Loss of Wireless Communications
The key to any wireless system is the communication between the wireless transmitters and the base station. We use a bi-directional communication protocol; this means that if
Terminal Error Messages, Meaning Action Required | Worth Data
Try the test with extension cables removed. • The host COM port is bad or assigned to another device driver installed. Try another COM port or try another computer. • RARELY!!! The
No Link to Dispatcher Warning (Gen 3 SimpliSafe®)
If you are subscribed to the Pro Plus, Pro, Core or Standard residential or business security plans, a “No Link to Dispatcher” error means that your Base Station has lost both its Wi-Fi and
To disconnect and reconnect to the GNSS internet source
Trimble Access will then attempt to reconnect to the base data server. Alternatively, if you wish to reconnect at a later time, tap OK in the "Base station data connection closed unexpectedly"
6320 loosing host connection / not connecting to base
6320 Scanner firmware 2.1.0 and 2.1.1 introduced a communications problem and those Firmware versions require transmission of unprotected commands, and moving forward the 6320 base
Troubleshooting communication issues with USB data loggers, base
Troubleshooting communication issues with USB data loggers, base stations, and shuttles