FAQ_AgNav5.0_5V Signal Output Function Instructions

FAQ_AgNav5.0_5V Signal Output Function Instructions

Published on April 15, 2026


The attached PDF document gives assistance to users on how to use this product. 

Simply click on the PDF file in attachment to find the answer to the question shown in the subject line.

If you still need further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact your local CHCNAV distributor or send us an email. 

Support Team

 

Email: support_ag@chcnav.com

Web:  www.chcnav.com

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