PART 1 • English
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English
Store the Satellite Positions:
1. Drive the Actuator East / West until the picture on the TV screen is clear.
2. Choose a sat. no. 1 ~60 and then send
Store
command from the receiver.
3. The Display will show
“C01~C60”
then show
“P01~P60”
.
Repeat Step 1 to 3 to set up all the satellites you prefer.
Recall a Satellite Position:
Change the satellite no. from the receiver, the positioner will drive the actuator to the intended position.
However, if the position has not been stored yet, the positioner will ignore the command.
Note:
If the Channels and Satellites are well preset on the receiver, it will drive the actuator to the right
position while user changes the Channels. After arriving the right position, the Display will
show the Satellite no. as
“P01”
~
”P60”
.
Re-calculate (Adjust Shift) Function:
1. Recall one Satellite position stored in the positioner. The Display will show “PXX” (for
example “P03”) for 1 second and then the motor will start moving.
2. After the motor moves, drive the actuator East /West until the picture on the TV for this
Satellite is clear for “P03”.
3. Send Shift command (or re-calculate) from the DiSEqC 1.2 receiver.
4. After setting successfully, the Display will show ”PXX” again (for example “P03”). The
position PXX is shift to a new position.
Notice:
If step 1. is skipped, the new antenna position will be shifted to P01. If P01 has not been stored
yet. The positioner will show “nuL” and no action.
Go to the mechanical Position 0 (Operate by Receiver only):
1.
Before using this function, please make sure the mechanical limit switches of the
actuator or H-H mount are well adjusted in order to avoid any damage or injury.
2. Send
“reset”
or
“Goto 0”
command from the receiver. The positioner will drive the
motor toward East. If the motor goes to the wrong direction, just reverse the 2 wires
connecting currently to
M1
&
M2
on the positioner. The position index on the LED
display will be decreased until the motor stops due to the mechanical limit switch, then
Sat Angle
0 10 °E 20 °E 30 °E 408E
Sat Angle
0 10 °E 20 °E 30 °E 408E
Satellite No. P01
P02 P03
Satellite No. P01
P02 P03
