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10.1.3 Setting the West limit
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To enter the West limit, first use the
arrow keys
to mark the field
Save
.
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Now press the
arrow key left
to rotate the dish to the maximum
West position
possible, resp. desirable.
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To open the window listing the available actions, press the
blue
function key
Actions
.
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Now use the
arrow keys up/down
to mark the line
set West limit
.
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To set the west limit press the
OK
key and confirm the following remark with
OK
.
10.2 Geo-positioning
If you have a suitable motor, and if the geographical coordinates of your location are known,
this function can facilitate finding the individual satellite positions. The coordinates for
a number of German towns and cities are included in the Appendix (Point 14).
Note! Only switch on the geo-positioning function if your DiSEqC motor supports this
function.
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As described above, call up the menu for adjusting settings of the motor antenna.
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Use the
arrow keys
to mark the field
Gropes
.
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Confirm by pressing
OK
.
The menu used to enter the location will be displayed.
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Use the
arrow keys left/right
to switch the geo-positioning function
on
or
off
.
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Use the
arrow keys
to select the field for entering the
geographical longitude
.
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Use the
numeric keys
to enter the geographical longitude.
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Now press the
arrow key left
.
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In this field, use the
OK
key to indicate whether the value entered refers to longitude
East (
E
ast) or longitude West (
W
).
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Now use the
arrow keys
to mark the field used to enter the
geographical
latitude
.
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Use the
numeric keys
to enter the geographical latitude.
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Now press the
arrow key left
.
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In this field, use the
OK
key to indicate whether the value enter refers to latitude
North (
N
) or latitude South (
S
).
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Using the
Back
key you will return to the settings of the motor antenna.
The data relating to your location must be entered as a decimal value, correct to one decimal
place. As the coordinates are often stated in degrees, minutes and seconds, these must be
converted to decimal values as follows:
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The value for degrees is not affected by the conversion.
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The minutes are divided by 60, and rounded to one decimal place. The result of this
division is added to the value for full degrees.
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The seconds are not taken into consideration, as they do not affect the first decimal
place.
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