Campersat AutoSeek Autoskew
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H4441 Build 4441 August 2008
elbow! Guide the receiver-side end of the cable through the hole. Any cable that is
possibly remaining must be placed inside the vehicle.
c) Clean the elbow and the area around the hole and fix the elbow with glue, similar to
the fitting of the mounting plate. Apply some extra glue into the hole to prevent water
from coming in at any later time.
d) Finally, fix the elbow with the screws supplied. Again, apply some glue onto any screw
before fixing it. Make sure that the length of cable on the roof is sufficient to do proper
cable work.This is your last chance to do so.
g) Now double check that the AutoSkew is in a proper position with the LNB-arm
pointing to the back of the vehicle, that the cables are plugged into the TopBox and that
the cable work on the roof is nice and clean. If all is perfect you can fix the TopBox with
the 4 nuts and you can tighten the plastic ring on the aluminium elbow. The ring has
a size of 27mm, but can easily be tightened by hand.
Ensure that all work you have done is nice and clean and that the roof is fully
waterproof.
6. Cable work inside the vehicle
a) Guide the cable coming through the roof to the receiver. Any remaining cable
must not be cut but should be wound neatly and stored close to the receiver.
c) Connect the SCART or the coax cable to the receiver and interconnect it to your
display. Take care to fix the cables to prevent the connectors from falling out at a
later time when the vehicle is travelling.
d) Connect the 3-pin power connector to the receiver. Make sure that the receiver’s
main switch is in OFF or “0” position. You have to extend the 3 short pieces of wire to
connect it to the matching terminals inside the vehicle. Refer to page 9 for the power
interconnection.
e) Connect the 8-pin RJ45 connector coming from the satmouse.Place the mouse
onto an acceptable position and guide the cable properly to the mouse position. Any
remainder of cable should be wound neatly and stored close to the receiver.This
cable is about 1.5m long. If this is not sufficient for the intended sat-mouse position
you can obtain any 8-pin “ISDN type” telephone extension cable at a maximum of 5
metres to extend this cable.
7. Power supply
Always make sure that there is enough power to the AutoSkew to avoid trouble. As
with any other computer device, the OysterAutoSkew receiver is somewhat sensitive
to a weak power supply.
a) The AutoSkew requires a 12V or a 24V DC power supply. We recommend a 12V
supply. Any voltages above 30V or any AC voltages will destroy the receiver
absolutely. This will NOT be covered by warranty.
