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The mounting plate should always be screwed and glued on. Alternatively, having a certifi ed specialist dealer 

glue on the mounting plate professionally may eliminate the need for screwing it on.

1.  Place the mounting plate on the roof of the vehicle so that the centre hole is aligned centrically to the cable gland. 

The 

arrow symbol

 must be visible from above and point forwards in the 

direction of travel

 (see 

Aligning the moun-

ting plate, p. 13

).

2.  Mark out the positions of the six circularly arranged mounting holes on the vehicle roof.
3.  If the roof panel material is very thin and the insulation material does not provide suffi  cient support either, drill 

through holes (Ø 5.5 mm) into the interior of the vehicle and use suffi  ciently long galvanised M5 round head screws. 

Make sure to use a suffi  ciently strong counter support that can withstand the bolt loads (large washer or reinforcing 

plate).

4.  Drill the holes required for fi xing the mounting plate (see 

Fixing the mounting plate, p. 13

).

5.   In addition to screwing on the mounting plate, support and roof gland, glue them onto the roof and seal them. To do 

this, use a sealing adhesive which is suitable for this purpose (e.g. DEKAsyl MS power adhesive). Pay attention to the 

following:

Before working with the sealing adhesive, carefully read through the safety data sheet and the technical 

data sheet of the sealing adhesive!

– To ensure good adhesion, ensure that the surface is clean, dry and free of grease. Clean the roof surface in a radius 

of 35 cm around the borehole with a suitable cleaning agent and allow the surface to dry well.

6.  Proceed as follows when gluing on the mounting plate and the support:

– Before starting to work with the sealing adhesive, ensure that the processing temperature of the materials to be 

glued together and the sealing adhesive is b5 °C and +35 °C. Prepare all necessary fastening elements 

and tools.

– Prepare the sealing adhesive according to the enclosed instructions.
– Pull out the roof gland (see 

Installing the cable gland, p. 13

) and apply the sealing adhesive evenly to the under-

side of the roof gland fl ange.

– Insert the roof gland into the drilled hole and press it against the vehicle roof.
– Apply the sealing adhesive evenly to the underside of the mounting plate, completely covering the area inside the 

circular groove (see 

Applying adhesive, p. 13

). Glue this area completely to the vehicle roof to achieve the neces-

sary bonding force.

– Place the mounting plate on the vehicle roof as you did before for marking the drill holes. Make sure that the arrow 

on the mounting plate points in the forward direction of the vehicle and that the fastening holes are aligned with 

the drilled holes.

– Fasten the mounting plate using the prepared screws, evenly tightening the six screws in a diagonal sequence.

    

Material damage by overtightening the screws!

The sealing adhesive will fi ll small gaps resulting from the curvature of the vehicle roof. Applying too 

much force when tightening the screws may bend the mounting plate.

Tighten the screws carefully.

– Use a clean colourless cloth to remove any sealing adhesive leaking from the sides. Pay attention to the following:

○ Do not use cleaning agents or thinners containing solvents, as this could damage the sealing adhesive applied 

underneath the mounting plate.

○ Soak the cloth in acetone or MEK. Test acetone or MEK on an inconspicuous spot fi rst to be sure that it does not 

damage the surface.

○ Use only cleansing paste and water to clean your hands.

– Fasten the cable gland. To do this, screw on the enclosed knurled nut from inside the vehicle (see

Installing the 

cable gland, p. 13

). 

– Note that the curing of the sealing adhesive depends on the ambient temperature and humidity. The fi nal adhe-

sive strength can be found in the data sheet of the sealing adhesive. However, the next installation steps can be 

carried out without delay as the mounting plate is held by the screws.

Summary of Contents for HDP 850 GPS

Page 1: ...e Antenna System with 85 cm Parabolic Reflector TV Live Instruction Manual Only with CAP 850 GPS HDP 850 GPS 20450003 CAP 850 GPS 203500001 For information on the parking position see Turntable in Par...

Page 2: ...the Turntable 10 Required Tools and Equipment 10 Unpacking and Preparing 10 Installing the Turntable 11 Selecting the Installation Site 11 Installing the Cable Gland Underneath the Turntable 13 Instal...

Page 3: ...External Pushbutton 33 Moving the Turntable from the Parking Position 33 Moving the Turntable to the Parking Position 33 Resetting the Turntable 33 HDS 50 Control Unit 33 CAPcontrol App 33 Software U...

Page 4: ...dio signals in the frequency range from 10 70 to 12 75 GHz This antenna cannot receive terrestrial signals e g DVB T DVB T2 The CAP 850 GPS is a receiver independent solution and can be used in conjun...

Page 5: ...eceiver TV set incl receiver 1 x power supply cable1 3 m 1 x extension coaxial cable 5 m F socket to F plug 1 x extension power supply cable 7 m for connection to the on board power supply 1 x flat fu...

Page 6: ...Wi Fi adapter in conjunction with the free CAPcontrol app to make settings on your turntable and control unit and to play live TV radio on your mobile device smart phone tablet notebook The USB Wi Fi...

Page 7: ...ly no children is in the immediate vici nity of the turntable and that no one can touch any moving parts Disconnect the turntable and all units connected to it from the power supply during installatio...

Page 8: ...tallation work follow the processing and safety instructions of the manufacturer of the sealing adhesive Road Traffic Licensing Regulations StVZO The applicable regulations of the German StVZO must be...

Page 9: ...to the battery The power supply cable is connected to the ignition circuit by means of the wire marked Z ndung ignition This ensures the automatic lowering of the turntable The lowering takes place as...

Page 10: ...and Preparing Risk of material damage during transport Leave the turntable in the packaging to transport it to the vehicle roof The packaging can be opened in the middle This gives you better access...

Page 11: ...n installation position on the roof that is as horizontal as possible or only slightly sloping depending on the location of the vehicle since roof inclinations greater than 5 may lead to problems when...

Page 12: ...ition Direction of travel Shading due to nearby attachments on the vehicle roof may impede satellite reception Area around the turntable within which objects up to 170 mm high may be attached to the r...

Page 13: ...lling the Cable Gland Underneath the Turn table p 13 is not possible you can use our external roof gland HDZ 100 to make an alternative feed through 1 When installing the external roof gland please ob...

Page 14: ...necessary fastening elements and tools Prepare the sealing adhesive according to the enclosed instructions Pull out the roof gland see Installing the cable gland p 13 and apply the sealing adhesive ev...

Page 15: ...tside the Turntable The outer roof gland is designed as follows The junctions of the three cables from the turntable and the extensions into the vehicle are arranged in a waterproof housing on the veh...

Page 16: ...es due to cable fire Never bypass the fuse in the cable Mounting the LNB Arm Support To ensure that the LNB arm is securely fixed and that no vibrations can occur during travel the LNB arm is seated o...

Page 17: ...em Functional Instructions for Connection to the Vehicle Electrical System Problems may occur if the devices are connected to different connection sockets or circuits earth potentials It is recom mend...

Page 18: ...hest in the centre of this spot it becomes progressi vely weaker towards the edges Preferably align your turntable with the position of the ASTRA satellites 19 2 East blue footprint or EUTELSAT HOTBIR...

Page 19: ...to 45 from the centre position only makes sense if a satellite to the far west or the far east is actually to be preferred for reception The respective setting angle required for the polarisation can...

Page 20: ...son to do the settings Setting Operations The following description assumes that the complete turntable has been properly assembled installed and set up as described in the previous sections The turnt...

Page 21: ...e the Safety Instructions and General Notes p 7 1 Remove the parabolic reflector 2 Move the turntable to the parking position and discon nect it from the power supply and the CAP converter 3 Loosen th...

Page 22: ...e parking position Risk of severe injuries when disassembling the turntable on the vehicle roof Do not hold onto the turntable as the rocker will come free during disassembly Risk of severe injuries f...

Page 23: ...the turntable is auto matically adjusted This eliminates the need to enter the location and considerably reduces search times after a major change of location In order to receive a GPS signal the turn...

Page 24: ...lectrical system Inrush current Duration of the inrush current Satellite search TV reception Standby A ms A A mA Typically 4 max 7 Approx 5 Typically 3 5 Typically 1 2 30 Current consumption from the...

Page 25: ...44 Dimensions Direction of travel 246 694 45 R892 5 7 0 65 7 168 246 694 5 679 4 907 4 Elevation 45 Elevation max 65 442 456 65 7 7 0 168 643 7 847 1 987 1 Clamping range 20 50 38 282 153 6 118 3 118...

Page 26: ...her obstacles see Correct location of caravan motor home p 26 Malfunctions and material damage to the unit due to overheating of the turntable motor If the turntable motor operates without interruptio...

Page 27: ...d General Notes Playing children Make sure that children do not insert any objects into the ventilation slots Cleaning Unplug the connection cable power supply unit before cleaning the unit Do not ope...

Page 28: ...press However we reserve the right to make changes at any time without prior notice If new software which affects the information in this manual e g changes to functions is released for your CAP conv...

Page 29: ...llation place observe the following The wall thickness of the installation surface must be at least 15 mm as otherwise the screws will break through on the other side or damage the surface The cabinet...

Page 30: ...cal device e g TV set the mutual heating can lead to overheating Before installing the CAP converter on another electrical device ask the manufacturer of the device or refer to the documentation suppl...

Page 31: ...device by overtightening the screws If you apply too much force when tightening the screws you may damage the screw holes and the housing of the CAP converter or any cables already connected to it Tig...

Page 32: ...r M4 M6 or M8 and the permitted screw in depth Connecting the CAP Converter The CAP converter may only be operated with a supply voltage of 10 5 30 0 V The earth connection of the CAP converter must b...

Page 33: ...tion Resetting the Turntable Keep the button pressed for 5 seconds The turntable is being reset The LED flashes 3 x green and 1 x red until the turntable is in the parking position 12V Battery 10 5 V...

Page 34: ...h a double click and execute the exe file with a double click 3 Click on the button to select the previously FAT32 formatted USB stick that you want to use for the update 4 Confirm the selection with...

Page 35: ...ause of error 2 Press the pushbutton once to acknowledge the error so that the CAP converter can return to normal operation Normal operation Green LED flashes slowly CAP is in parking position LED fla...

Page 36: ...typ operation stand by W 14 12 0 2 LNB supply horiz vert V mA 14 18 Max 400 Antenna or IF Input1 1 x F type socket TV STB or IF Output2 1 x F type socket Supported control signals TV input DiSEqC 1 0...

Page 37: ...desired changes via the setting keys By updating the satellite XML file created on the computer via USB update Ready to use config xml files are available free of charge at https www kathrein ds com...

Page 38: ...to send the unit for repair use the original packaging to prevent transport damage The manufacturer accepts no liability for possible damage due to insufficient packaging Installing the Parabolic Refl...

Page 39: ...satellite tuner with satellite tuner Ignition 12V CAP Converter control unit HDS 50 separate control panel TV set 2 UFZ 132 Wi Fi Hotspot TV set 1 Slave coaxial cable Master coaxial cable Power suppl...

Page 40: ...ermine the installation place for the support Observe the following Clean the installation place Mark out the installation place 3 Drilling the hole for the roof gland Drill a 38 mm hole for the roof...

Page 41: ...ve 9 Glue on and screw tight the mounting plate Place mounting plate on roof gland Fasten the mounting plate with suitable screws 10 Feed the cable of the turntable through the roof gland roof gland b...

Page 42: ...les can lead to thermal overload and destruction of components when starting up the turntable 15 Determine the installation place for the control unit Clean the installation place Mark out the install...

Page 43: ...threin ds com Business Hours Monday to Thursday 8 am to 5 pm Friday 8 am to 4 pm CET Factory Repair Centre CSS Caravan Sat Service GmbH Bahnhofstr 110 83224 Grassau Germany Phone 49 8641 699 84 27 Ema...

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