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2.3. Unpacking
①
Place the shipping box on a rigid, leveled surface.
②
Inspect shipping box and note any damage.
③
Lift the unit out of the crate carefully
④
Move the antenna to its operating location (Using great care)
⑤
When you have the antenna in its permanent location, remove the securing materials (zip-
tie, shipping foams and fixed bolt) which keeps the antenna from free moving while in
transit.
Warning:
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Do not turn the box upside down and roll, it may cause the damage to the antenna.
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Always lift the antenna unit by the baseplate to avoid damage.
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Do not supply the power before removing the securing materials. It may cause the damage
to the system.
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When the antenna needs to be relocated, the securing material must be re-installed to
prevent damage from free moving while in transit.
2.4 Selecting Installation Site
The following should be kept in mind when selecting a physical location on the vessel for the
antenna equipment:
2.4.1 ADU (Above deck Unit: antenna Unit)
①
Visibility: the
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needs clear line of sight to the satellite for the most vessel heading.
Choose a location where masts or other structures do not block the satellite signal from
the dish as the boat turns.
②
Vibration: high vibration will effect in reducing its performance. Choose a location a far
Figure 5 - Shipping box
Figure 6 - Shipping constrains
