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LNB-1 Without Filter (Kit 72-0790)

To convert an antenna with a serial no. between 
150800890 and 170100021 to a V7-HTS antenna

follow the steps below.

1.

Using a 7/16" open-end wrench, disconnect the 

RF cable from the LNB (see Figure 9). To avoid 

stressing the cable, hold the top of the connector 

with your fingers while loosening.

2.

Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove and 

discard the four M4 screws securing the LNB to 

the OMT (see Figure 9). Remove the LNB.

3.

Make sure the rubber O-ring is pressed into the 

groove of the new LNB’s mounting surface (see 

Figure 10). Then secure the new LNB (KVH part 

no. 19-0982-01) to the OMT using four new M4 

screws (KVH part no. 14-0075-10N), making 

sure that the LNB notch faces the OMT as 

shown in Figure 11. Tighten the screws to 

approximately 21 in.-lbs (2.4 N-m) of torque.

4.

Remove the protective cap from the LNB’s RF 

connector. Then connect the RF cable to the LNB 

making sure that the RF cable is aligned to 

prevent any interference when the feed 

assembly rotates (see Figure 11). Hand-tighten, 

then tighten with a 7/16" torque wrench set to 

15 in.-lbs.

5.

Proceed to 

“Convert the Feed Tube 

(Kits 72-0790 and 72-0797)” on page 7

.

Important!

Before removal, note the LNB orientation (the LNB 
notch, shown in Figure 9, faces the OMT), and be 
sure to match this orientation when installing the 
new LNB.

Important!

Do not remove the Kapton tape from the new LNB 
(see Figure 10).

Figure 9:   LNB Without Filter RF Cable and Orientation to OMT

Figure 10:  LNB Mounting Surface

Figure 11:  New HTS LNB RF Cable and Orientation

Summary of Contents for TracPhone V7-HTS

Page 1: ...test software version Follow the instructions in the system s Help menu or User s Guide If the antenna does not have V7 IP software version 117 0 or later installed it will not be able to communicate properly with the new HTS ICM when you convert the system to V7 HTS TracPhone V7IP to V7HTS Conversion Instructions Technical Support If you need technical assistance please contact KVH Technical Supp...

Page 2: ...oard lockout tagout procedures where applicable 2 Remove and discard the six 10 32 screws securing the radome to the baseplate see Figure 2 Carefully lift the radome straight up until clear of the antenna assembly and set it aside in a safe place Do not place the radome on a hot steel deck the heat may warp the radome NOTE If you keep the radome topside secure it with a lanyard to prevent it from ...

Page 3: ... NOTE Since the filter is inside the original LNB being replaced an external filter is added to the new LNB 72 0797 includes LNB filter assembly Feed tube ICM page 4 LNB 1 with Filter 150300409 through 150800889 NOTE Replace LNB filter assembly 72 0797 includes LNB filter assembly Feed tube ICM page 5 LNB 1 without Filter 150800890 through 170100021 NOTE Filter is inside the OMT 72 0790 includes L...

Page 4: ... screws to approximately 21 in lbs 2 4 N m of torque NOTE A filter is added to the new LNB because the OMT in this serial number range does not include a built in filter 4 Remove the protective cap from the LNB s RF connector Then connect the RF cable to the LNB making sure that the RF cable is aligned to prevent any interference when the feed assembly rotates see Figure 5 Hand tighten then tighte...

Page 5: ...re that the LNB notch faces the OMT as shown in Figure 8 Tighten the screws to approximately 21 in lbs 2 4 N m of torque 4 Remove the protective cap from the LNB s RF connector Then connect the RF cable to the LNB making sure that the RF cable is aligned to prevent any interference when the feed assembly rotates see Figure 6 Hand tighten then tighten with a 7 16 torque wrench set to 15 in lbs 5 Pr...

Page 6: ...75 10N making sure that the LNB notch faces the OMT as shown in Figure 11 Tighten the screws to approximately 21 in lbs 2 4 N m of torque 4 Remove the protective cap from the LNB s RF connector Then connect the RF cable to the LNB making sure that the RF cable is aligned to prevent any interference when the feed assembly rotates see Figure 11 Hand tighten then tighten with a 7 16 torque wrench set...

Page 7: ...antenna to make sure you have not left any tools or debris inside 4 Reinstall the radome onto the antenna see Figure 14 Secure the radome with six new 10 32 screws KVH part no 14 0053 05N NOTE If the customer would like to replace the V7 IP decals on the radome new V7 HTS labels are available from KVH A complete V7 HTS radome is also available for purchase To order one of these options email parts...

Page 8: ...ed pigtail KVH part no 32 1115 03 to the J1 Rx RF jack on the back of the ICM Hand tighten then tighten with a 7 16 torque wrench set to 20 in lbs 4b Connect the other end of the supplied pigtail to the ICM RX1 connector on the 10 MHz reference Hand tighten then tighten with a 7 16 torque wrench set to 20 in lbs 4c Connect the antenna s RX cable to the ANTENNA MRX connector on the 10 MHz reference...

Page 9: ...inator see Figure 20 Figure 19 Jumper Cable and Wi Fi Antenna Connection ICM Wi Fi Antenna x2 B1 B2 Figure 20 RF Terminator and Instructions Tag ICM B2 J4 Rx RF IMPORTANT Install RF Terminator P N 19 0972 on this fitting To prevent damage tighten all cable connectors finger tight then turn no more than 1 8 turn using7 16 wrench not to exceed 15 in lbs torque Improper cable installations are not co...

Page 10: ...the ICM 3 Start PuTTY and enter the ICM s IP address and port number see Figure 21 Select Telnet for Connection type then select Open to start a Telnet session and open a command line window NOTE By default the ICM uses a gateway of 192 168 5 1 and port 50001 4 At the command line enter and send the following commands to the antenna HALT DEBUGON EEUNLOCK LNBTYPE LNB type For an HTS Ready conversio...

Page 11: ...hnical Support to commission the modem KVH will coordinate with the NOC to run a P1dB test to determine the 1 dB compression point of the BUC block up converter and the maximum transmit power Configure the Network Choose from the most common network configurations at the web interface or contact KVH Network Services for a custom configuration Refer to Understanding the Network Configuration Change...

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