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LOG FILES 

Log Files are a diagnostic tool for monitoring the system as it goes through 

its various routines. The Log Files are created in the Log Files directory folder 
which is located in the root directory. If there is not a Log Files directory folder, 
the Nomad SD2 will create one at initialization. The memory card must not be 
write-protected for Log Files to be created and stored.  If it is write-protected the 
Nomad SD2 will ignore the card. The latest log File is the one with the highest 
incremental number in the file name. To read a log file, simply open it using Word 
Pad or any other Text Editor.  The Controller creates a new Log File upon every 
initialization and every time it locks on satellite. 
 

ERROR MESSAGES 

The Nomad SD2 has internal diagnostic capabilities that will indicate when 

a Critical Error has been detected. If a critical error occurs, the STOW and FIND 
LED’s will blink simultaneously with one second intervals.  The number of 
repetitions will indicate the specific number code of the error. After a two (2) 
second pause the Nomad SD2 will blink out the error number again. The system 
can not function after experiencing a critical error. The unit will have to be shut 
OFF and restarted (see Test Dish.) The Nomad SD2 will also record a text message 
indicating the error into the Log File provided an SD card was inserted at the time 
of the error.  If the card was not inserted at the time of the error simply turn OFF 
the power and insert the SD card and turn ON the power to the Nomad SD2 and 
press FIND.  The system will produce a log file onto the SD card.  This captured 
information can be sent to the MotoSAT Technical Support Department to be 
analyzed.   

 
The following page has a list of each error, its number code, and whether or 

not it is a critical error. 

Summary of Contents for Nomad SD2

Page 1: ...Satellite TV Nomad SD2 USER GUIDE Software Version 100 or higher ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Rev 4 Mar 10 901 Nomad SD2 Manual...

Page 2: ...ERATION 7 Memory Card 8 Firmware Upgrade 8 Log Files 9 Error Messages 9 Error Codes 10 PROGRAMMING Configuration Using the Front Panel 11 Using the SD Card 12 ROOT DIRECTORY EXPLANATION 14 Mount Defin...

Page 3: ...r The motor on the mount that controls elevation movement Skew Motor The motor on the mount that controls skew movement Scotch Locks The devices used to splice electrical wires within the mount assemb...

Page 4: ...ad SD2 contains Operational Features such as Two 2 button operation FIND and STOW LED Display to indicate LNB power FIND STOW and POWER status Error Code displays Automatic STOW feature on every syste...

Page 5: ...ng for a satellite this LED indicator will blink When this indicator is ON continuously the Nomad SD2 has completed its search and is locked onto a satellite LNB When the controller is searching for s...

Page 6: ...he dish To Receiver This connector is connected to the Satellite Receiver see label on the bottom of the Controller To Mount This connector is connected to the Roof Mount to provide LNB power see labe...

Page 7: ...STOW LED will flash during this operation Once the Test Dish operation is complete the dish will be in the stowed position and the STOW LED will be illuminated continuously If the mount type conflict...

Page 8: ...ds Be sure to copy the file into the SD card root directory and not into a subdirectory or folder You can find the latest firmware upgrade for the controller on our web site at www motosat com 2 Stow...

Page 9: ...icate when a Critical Error has been detected If a critical error occurs the STOW and FIND LED s will blink simultaneously with one second intervals The number of repetitions will indicate the specifi...

Page 10: ...ed a normal operational level and could damage or affect normal operation of your electronic equipment Correct the over temperature problem and if problem continues replace the Nomad controller You ha...

Page 11: ...asy steps The STOW FIND and the POWER buttons will allow you to configure your controller properly NOMAD SD2 CONTROLLER Entering into the Configuration Mode Hold down the STOW and FIND buttons and whi...

Page 12: ...indicates the system will only see one satellite at a time A comma between the satellites indicates the system will see all these satellites at the same time Once eight 8 rapid blinks is reached the...

Page 13: ...ng zeros 000 DISH NETWORK MODE 1 LNB NON SKEWABLE 119 110 001 DISH NETWORK MD500 Style MODE 2 LNB SKEWABLE 110 119 002 DIRECTV MODE 1 LNB NON SKEWABLE 101 003 DIRECTV HD SL5 MODE 5 LNB SKEWABLE 99 101...

Page 14: ...ill be stored into the Nomad SD2 memory The dat file contains the information to let the Nomad SD2 know what type of mount it is attached to and what satellites the mount is supposed to find Once read...

Page 15: ...th Elevation Mounting Plate Mount HD LNB Arm HD Elevation Sensor Azimuth Sensor Skew Sensor When replacing a motor improper handling can result in this Tape the motor gear housing together to prevent...

Page 16: ...stic 3 When handling motors use care as the case can separate causing the motor gearbox housing to come apart and prove to be unusable 4 Scotch Locks are splicing devices which will aid in sensor repl...

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Page 18: ...e approved and shipping will be charged both directions o If during repair the Service Technician discovers that failure is due to either damage after installation or improper installation the Service...

Page 19: ...ation warranty provided by the dealer installer WARRANTY SERVICE To receive the benefits of this warranty you must complete the enclosed registration form and mail it to MotoSAT within 30 days from th...

Page 20: ...em that is perceived to be defective The customer will be given 10 business working days to return the item beginning with the day it is received by the customer from MotoSAT If on the 11th business w...

Page 21: ...epresentations or warranties other than the warranties contained herein This warranty gives the purchases specific legal rights which may vary from state to state Some states do not allow exclusion of...

Page 22: ...________________________ Serial Numbers ____________ ________________ Repairs ________________________________________ _________________________________________ _______________________________________...

Page 23: ...n Skewable 2 What Service do you subscribe to 3 If you feel that it is a Warranty problem then be sure that you have your system registered before you call else it will be treated as a non warranty si...

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