SVP UDR-70, User Manual

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UDR-70 H.265 Portable Receiver
USER’S MANUAL V1.0
5.2.2 Installation and Configuration
There are some notes that must be taken into account before starting with the
operation of the Autotracking system.
To warranty that the Autotracking system installation has been correctly done and
calibrated, the next steps must be followed:
First, make sure that the Parabolic Antenna is connected to the IF Input 1, it cannot
be connected to the IF Input from 2 to 8.
QPT Positioner must be calibrated. This means that it must be straightened and
oriented 0 degrees to the North. The North orientation can be done via an external
Compass and the unit can automatically be straightened by the use of an external
Inclinometer. In addition, for a correct operation, the QPT Positioner must be
configured as RS-422 communication. Please note that Autotracking connector's
RS-422 port communication speed is of 57600 baud rate.
QPT Positioner and Inclinometer are connected to the AUTOTRACKING Bayonet 19
pins connector and can be powered directly by the Receiver or by an external
power supply. The power output provided is 24V when the Receiver is powered by
AC power. When the Receiver is powered in DC, the same input voltage will be
provided to the Positioner and Inclinometer. Please make sure that the input DC
voltage do not exceed the voltage range supported by the QPT Positioner (max.28
VDC).
Local GPS Receiver and Compass can be connected to the Receiver’s LOCAL GPS
& COMPASS DB-9 connector or to the AUTOTRACKING Bayonet 19 pins connector,
but not to both at the same time.
When the Compass is connected to the AUTOTRACKING connector, it can be
powered directly by this connector.
The GPS antennas of the Compass must be installed at a minimum 2 meters
of distance between them.