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<blockquote data-quote="Rvator" data-source="post: 938133" data-attributes="member: 402382">HelenJust looked back at the posts and on the subject of erasing memory I wrote the following on 4th July.QuoteSeveral things for you to look at, first do check that the 12 volts is getting to your control box, you can do this by raising the antenna allowing it to start scanning and stopping it with the stop button on the hand set.&nbsp;&nbsp; Turn on the ignition and the antenna should park. Assuming this is okay then can I suggest that with the antenna parked that the ignition is turned on (without starting the engine or not as you like) as this as I understand it should perform a deletion of satellite details.UnquoteFrom what I said there the inference is that park the antenna as described and then with it down then put the ignition on again to perform a memory erase.Anyway work through and see how you get on.RgdsRvator</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rvator, post: 938133, member: 402382"] Helen Just looked back at the posts and on the subject of erasing memory I wrote the following on 4th July. Quote Several things for you to look at, first do check that the 12 volts is getting to your control box, you can do this by raising the antenna allowing it to start scanning and stopping it with the stop button on the hand set. Turn on the ignition and the antenna should park. Assuming this is okay then can I suggest that with the antenna parked that the ignition is turned on (without starting the engine or not as you like) as this as I understand it should perform a deletion of satellite details. Unquote From what I said there the inference is that park the antenna as described and then with it down then put the ignition on again to perform a memory erase. Anyway work through and see how you get on. Rgds Rvator [/QUOTE]

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