KVH Industries TracVision 6 manuel d'utilisation

Satellite T elevision KVH T racV ision ® 6 technical manual • Installation • Configuration • Maintenance A Guide to T racV ision 6[...]

1 54-0166 Addendum to Re v . C T racVision 6-HP T echnical Manual Addendum (ECO #7134) The following changes apply to Revision C of the T racV ision 6-HP T echnical Manual (KVH Part Number 54-0166). The “=TV” configuration command printed in the manual is incorrect. For your T racV ision 6-HP system, the correct configuration command is =TV G6H[...]

T racV ision 6 T echnical Manual This manual provides detailed instr uctions on the proper installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and maintenance of the KVH T racV ision 6 system. Complete instructions on how to use the T racV ision 6 system is provided in the T racV ision 6 User ’ s Guide. Throughout this manual, important information is [...]

T racVision ® and KVH ® are registered trademarks of KVH Industries, Inc. T racNet ™ is a trademark of KVH Industries, Inc. DV B ® (Digital Video Broadcasting) is a registered trademark of the D VB Project. DIRECTV ® is a registered trademark of DIRECTV , Inc., a unit of the DIRECTV Group . DISH Network ™ is an official trademark of EchoSta[...]

54-0166 i T able of Contents T able of Contents 1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 1.1 T r acVision 6 System Ov er vie w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 1.2 T r acVision 6 Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 1.3 Materials Provided With the T racVision 6 . . [...]

4.3 T racVision 6 Field Replaceab le Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52 4.4 Replacing the PCBs and Fuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54 4.5 Replacing the Antenna Gyro Assemb ly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58 4.6 Replacing the Azimuth Limit Switch Assembly . . . . . . . . .61 4.7 Replacing the Elev ation Motor and Belt . . . . .[...]

Introduction 54-0166 1 1 – Introduction This section provides a basic overview of the T racVision 6 system. It explains how the system works and describes the function of each component. Contents 1.1 T racVision 6 System Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 1.2 T racVision 6 Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

Introduction 54-0166 3 1.1 T racVision 6 System Over view A complete satellite TV system includes the T racV ision 6 antenna connected to the switchplate, an IRD (satellite TV receiver), and a television set. The optional TV/SA T Switch allows you to select a satellite at the press of a button. A desktop or laptop computer is used to configure the [...]

54-0166 4 T racVision 6 T echnical Manual Satellite Librar y Y our T racV ision 6 includes a pre-pr ogrammed satellite library of North American, European, and Latin American satellite services. When configuring the T racV ision 6, you may choose a pair of satellites from the library to be active in the system and with your IRD. For the antenna to [...]

1.2 T racVision 6 Components Y our T racV ision 6 system includes the following components: Antenna Unit The antenna unit houses the antenna positioning mechanism, low noise block (LNB), power supply , and control elements within a molded ABS radome. W eathertight connectors on the bottom of the baseplate join the power , signal, and control cablin[...]

1.3 Materials Provided With the T racVision 6 T able 1-3 lists the components and materials in the T racV ision 6 shipping carton. Component KVH P art No. Antenna Unit 02-1045-01HP † 02-1045-02HP †† 02-1045-03HP ††† 02-1045-04HP †††† Switchplate 02-1023 Installation Kitpack 72-0103 Data Cable 32-0619-100 PC Cable 32-0628-06 RF C[...]

Installation 54-0166 7 2 – Installation This section explains how to install, configure, and test the T racVision 6 system. Follow the simple procedures in this section sequentially to ensure a safe and effective installation. Contents 2.1 Planning the Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 2.2 Mount[...]

Installation 54-0166 9 2.1 Planning the Installation Who Should Install the T racVision 6 KVH recommends that a KVH-authorized technician install the T racV ision 6 system. Installers should have experience installing electronic equipment on a vessel. Materials and Equipment Required for Installation Before you begin installing the T racV ision 6 s[...]

• A PC with terminal emulation software such as W indows Hyperterminal or PROCOMM. • Power cable to connect the switchplate to ship’s power (T able 2-2 provides proper gauge and length specifications). Cable Length Cable Gauge to 50 ft (15 m) 14 A WG (1.5 mm 2 ) +50 ft (+15 m) 12 A WG (2.5 mm 2 ) Kitpack Contents The kitpack packaged with you[...]

Choosing Component Locations The major considerations in locating the T racV ision components are described below . Cable Lengths When determining component locations, keep in mind accessibility and cable lengths between units. Lengths of these cables are as follows: Cable (Function) Length Data Cable (Switchplate to Antenna Unit) 100 ft (30 m) PC [...]

Choosing the Best Location for the T racVision Antenna There ar e several factors to consider when choosing the location for the T racV ision antenna. • Since the T racV ision antenna r equires a clear view of the southern sky to receive satellite signals, the ideal antenna site has an unobstructed view of the horizon/satellite all around. The le[...]

Radar Concerns The T racV ision antenna must be kept out of line with nearby radars, as their energy levels may overload the antenna’s fr ont- end circuits. In an ideal installation, the antenna is mounted four feet (1.2 m) above and four feet (1.2 m) away from the radar (measured fr om the center of the antenna dome to the center of the radar). [...]

Locating the Switchplate A switchplate has been provided to serve as the hub of the T racV ision 6 wiring (with the exception of the RF cable, which will be connected to the IRD). The switchplate includes an On/Off switch and a DB9 maintenance port for easy access to the antenna unit’s software and diagnostics. Follow the steps below to select an[...]

2.2 Mounting the T racVision Antenna 1. Make sure that you have chosen a suitable mounting location based upon the guidelines in “ Choosing the Best Location for the T racV ision Antenna” on page 12 . 2. Using the template provided at the back of this manual or the dimensions shown in Figure 2-4, lay out the four mounting bolt holes and cable a[...]

5. Remove the antenna unit from its shipping carton and set the radome aside in a safe place. If you bring the radome topside, be sure to secur e it with a lanyard so that it does not fall overboar d. 6. Remove the foam shipping restraints fr om the antenna unit. 7. Place the foam seal in position on the mounting surface with the hole centered over[...]

9. Clean the mounting surface where the foam seal will be placed. Remove the paper backing from the foam seal to expose the contact cement, then lay the foam seal in place, adhesive side down, and press down firmly to bring the adhesive into full contact along the mounting surface. 10. Connect the data, power , and RF cables from belowdecks to the [...]

12. At each of the four baseplate mounting holes, place a 3 ⁄ 8 " flat washer on a 3 ⁄ 8 "-16 bolt and insert the bolt into the hole from above, as shown in Figure 2-8. Car efully rotate the azimuth mechanism plate to expose all four mounting holes. 13. Apply a 3 ⁄ 8 " fiber shoulder washer , 3 ⁄ 8 " flat washer , and 3 [...]

Installation 54-0166 19 2.3 Connecting the IRD(s) For the T racV ision system to work, you must connect the following cables to your satellite TV receiver(s) (IRDs): • RF Cable • Ground W ire Connecting the RF Cable(s) Each RF cable must be an RG-1 1 (75 ohms) or RG-6 (75 ohms) cable fitted with F-type connectors. The RF cable(s) should already[...]

Option 3 - Connecting Three or More IRDs (North American and Latin American Systems) T o connect three or four IRDs to the T racV ision antenna, you will need to install an active multiswitch (Channel Master model 6214IFD or equivalent) between the antenna and the IRDs. T wo RF cables should already be connected to the connectors labeled “RF1” [...]

Installation 54-0166 21 Multiple Multiswitch Installation If you need to connect more than four IRDs to the T racV ision antenna, you may carry out a multiple multiswitch installation, as shown in Figure 2-10. Multiswitch DC In RHCP +13v VHF/UHF LHCP +18v Out 1 Out 2 Out 3 Out 4 DC Po wer Multiswitch DC In RHCP +13v VHF/UHF LHCP +18v Out 1 Out 2 Ou[...]

Option 3 - Connecting Three or More IRDs (European Quad-output LNB Systems) In European systems that come with a quad-output LNB, all four RF outputs from the T racV ision antenna can be connected to individual IRDs. Connecting Three or Four IRDs T o connect a third IRD, a third RF cable should alr eady be connected to the plug labeled “RF3” on[...]

Connecting the IRD Ground Wire A grounding wir e has been provided to connect your IRD to a suitable ground. Attach the grounding wir e to any suitable scr ew on the rear panel of the IRD with a good contact with the IRD chassis. The other end should be connected to a suitable DC ground, ideally to the switchplate’s gr ound terminal (route the gr[...]

Connecting the Antenna Data Cable Find the T racV ision 6 data cable where it comes through the panel cutout made earlier . W ire the data cable to the switchplate as shown in Figure 2-13. The connector boar d is etched with the same wire color identification to make the wiring pr ocess easier . Connecting the Antenna Power Cable Find the T racV is[...]

Connecting the Switchplate to Vessel Power Short circuits may r esult in severe electrical shock or burns. T urn off vessel power and test the cir cuit to ensure that no power is present befor e connecting any power cables. The T racV ision 6 system requires an 1 1-16 VDC power input. A quick-tripping circuit br eaker or fuse should be installed be[...]

2.5 Mounting the Switchplate After completing the switchplate wiring process, you must install the switchplate itself. This process, detailed in the following steps, is illustrated in Figure 2-16. 1. Fit the switchplate assembly and support frame into the panel cutout made earlier and flush to the mounting surface. 2. Drill out four 5 ⁄ 32 "[...]

2.6 Activating/Programming the IRD Before it can be used, your IRD (satellite r eceiver) must be activated and/or programmed, as described below . DIRECTV Activation KVH makes it easy to activate your DIRECTV IRD. Just call KVH at 1-888-584-4163 and select the T racV ision Product Activation Department (Monday - Friday , 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. EST).[...]

Programming DSS Plus IRDs If you are using multiple DSS Plus IRDs and intend to shift fr om one satellite to another , only one of the IRDs can be configured as a two-satellite receiver . All other IRDs must be configur ed as one- satellite receivers. The two-satellite IRD will determine which satellite the antenna is tracking while the other recei[...]

2.7 Installing Satellites to T rack T racV ision 6 can track a variety of DVB-compatible and DSS (DIRECTV) satellites. The system contains a prepr ogrammed library of North American, European, and Latin American satellites. It also has two open slots that you may use to program two additional satellites of your choice. T ables 2-6 and 2-7 provide a[...]

If you wish to track the default satellites, skip to Section 2.8 on page 37 (European systems only) or Section 2.9 on page 38 . If you wish to track a differ ent satellite (either from the satellite library or a user-defined satellite), connect to the switchplate’s maintenance port and enter the appropriate antenna commands, as described on the f[...]

Are the Satellites Y ou Want to T rack Listed in the Library? If the satellites you want to track are listed in the library , skip to “Installing Y our Satellites” on page 36. If you want to track a satellite that is not listed in the library , follow the steps in the next section, “Programming User-defined Satellites.” Programming User -de[...]

Entering User -defined Satellite Data T o configure your user-defined satellites, follow the steps below . 1. Using your PC’s terminal emulation program, type HAL T<cr> (<cr> indicates a carriage return/ENTER key) . This command puts the antenna in Idle mode. 2. Enter the SA TCONFIG parser command: Command: SA TCONFIG,USERX,YYY ,Z,D,L[...]

5. Repeat Step 4 for each of the following transponder categories: • vertical high • vertical low • horizontal high • horizontal low OR • right • left T racV ision 6 requires that the data fields for all transponder categories be provided. If the selected satellite does not have information for one or more of the transponder categories,[...]

An Example of Configuring a User -defined Satellite (N. America) The following is an example of configuring the fictional YOURSA T 123 as the USER1 configured satellite. Prior to configuring this satellite or any others, be certain to get the most up-to-date information from one of the sour ces previously discussed. Y OURSA T 123 at 122 W est, DVB [...]

An Example of Configuring a User -defined Satellite (Europe) The following is an example of configuring the fictional YOURSA T 123 as the USER1 configured satellite. Prior to configuring this satellite or any others, be certain to get the most up-to-date information from one of the sour ces previously discussed. Y oursat 123 at 7 West, D VB decoder[...]

Installing Y our Satellites T o install the satellites you want to track, follow the steps below . 1. Using your PC’s terminal emulation program, type HAL T<cr> (<cr> indicates a carriage return/ENTER key) . This command puts the antenna in Idle mode. 2. Enter the SA TINST ALL parser command: Command: SA TINST ALL,<sat_a_name>,&[...]

2.8 Setting the Skew Angle (European Systems Only) T o optimize channel reception, the antenna’s LNB skew angle must be adjusted. Refer to your satellite service provider for the proper skew angle for your selected satellite service and geographical location. Adjusting the LNB Skew Angle 1. T urn off the power to the antenna unit. 2. If the radom[...]

2.9 Checking Out the System Now that you’ve installed the T racV ision 6, you need to verify that the system functions properly . Check the system startup sequence to ensure that the system is operating within normal parameters. T o view the startup sequence, connect a PC to the switchplate’s maintenance port. The diagnostics procedur e require[...]

4. After completing the review of the startup and operational routines, turn on the IRD and television and check the channels on the selected satellites. For European systems, check both horizontally and vertically polarized channels, if possible. 5. When all checks are completed, shut down the system. Installation 54-0166 39 Be cer tain to fill ou[...]

2.10 Changing Geographic Location If you move to a differ ent geographic area, you will need to modify your T racV ision 6 system to receive satellite TV signals in the new location. T o begin receiving satellite signals in the new area, perform the following steps. Swap LNBs T o receive the proper satellite signals in the new geographic location, [...]

T roubleshooting 54-0166 41 3 – T roubleshooting This section identifies basic trouble symptoms and lists their possible causes and solutions. Contents 3.1 T roubleshooting Matrix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43 3.2 Causes and Remedies for Common Operational Issues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

T roubleshooting 54-0166 43 3.1 T roubleshooting Matrix The troubleshooting matrix shown in T able 3-1 identifies some trouble symptoms, their possible causes, and r eferences to troubleshooting solutions. T able 3-1 T roubleshooting Matrix Antenna non-functional 1 Antenna not s witching satellites 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 No picture on TV set 1 1 2 2 2 2 2[...]

54-0166 44 T racVision 6 T echnical Manual 3.2 Causes and Remedies for Common Operational Issues There ar e a number of common issues that can affect the performance of the T racV ision 6. The following sections addr ess these issues and potential solutions. Blown Fuse, Low Power , or Improper Wiring Blown Fuse The antenna unit is equipped with two[...]

Incorrect Satellite Configuration (European Systems Only) The satellite configuration on European IRDs must match the satellite settings on the T racV ision 6 system. • Satellite A on the T racV ision 6 must be the same satellite as IRD Alternative 1 (or A, based on your IRD) and must be assigned the IRD DiSEqC 1 setting. • Satellite B on the T[...]

Satellite Frequency Data Changed If some channels work, while one or more other channels do not, or the antenna cannot find the satellite, the selected satellite’s frequency data may have changed. This fr equency data can be updated via the maintenance port. Please call KVH T echnical Support for details . Incorrect or Loose RF Connectors As part[...]

3.5 Computer Diagnostics T racV ision 6 has been designed to provide diagnostic readouts viewed on a PC having an RS-232 serial communication port. If you are unable to isolate a system pr oblem, set up for computer diagnostics as described below . System problems will most likely be found somewhere thr ough the diagnostic readouts. The diagnostics[...]

Maintenance 54-0166 49 4 – Maintenance This section identifies system components that may be replaced in the field, details how to replace those components, and lists preventive maintenance routines. Contents 4.1 Warranty/Service Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51 4.2 Preventive Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

Maintenance 54-0166 51 4.1 W arranty/Ser vice Information For information on KVH warranty , repair , and liability policies, please refer to the complete warranty statement pr ovided at the conclusion of this manual. If you have any questions, please call your local authorized dealer/installer or distributor , or contact KVH or KVH Europe dir ectly[...]

54-0166 52 T racVision 6 T echnical Manual 4.3 T racVision 6 Field Replaceable Units If you experience an operating problem or otherwise r equire technical assistance, please contact your local authorized T racV ision 6 dealer/installer or distributor . If an authorized dealer/installer or distributor is not located nearby , contact KVH or KVH Euro[...]

Nor th American/ Latin American LNB Ele vation Motor and Drive Assemb ly Azimuth Motor Antenna Gyro PCB Cov er and PCBs Azimuth Limit Switch Assembly European Quad-output LNB Tie-wraps European Dual-output LNB The antenna unit’s printed circuit boar ds (PCBs), gyro, azimuth limit switch, LNB, elevation motor , and elevation drive belt may be remo[...]

4.4 Replacing the PCBs and Fuses The main and RF PCBs are pr otected by a cover fastened to the antenna support frame. This cover must be removed to gain access to the PCBs and fuses discussed in the following sections. Removing the PCB Cover 1. Using a 3 ⁄ 8 " nut driver/socket, remove the thr ee nuts and washers from the PCB cover ’s bot[...]

The PCBs are mounted to the antenna support frame with machine screws and ar e interconnected by Molex connectors. Figure 4-3 shows the PCB arrangement and connectors, while Figure 4-4 shows how the printed cir cuit boards are mounted to the support frame. Refer to these figures when r eplacing the PCBs. Maintenance 54-0166 55 MAIN PCB Azimuth Moto[...]

54-0166 56 T racVision 6 T echnical Manual Replacing the Main PCB 1. W ith a PC connected to the switchplate’s maintenance port, apply power to the antenna unit. 2. Record the system serial number for later r e-entry (the serial number is listed at the beginning of the startup sequence, as shown in Appendix D on page 79 ). 3. Disconnect power fro[...]

Maintenance 54-0166 57 Replacing the RF PCB 1. The RF PCB receives operating voltages fr om both the main PCB and the IRD (via the RF cable). Ensure that all power (including the IRD) is turned off befor e proceeding. 2. Remove the PCB cover , as explained in “Removing the PCB Cover” on page 54 . 3. Disconnect the two Molex connectors from the [...]

4.5 Replacing the Antenna Gyro Assembly 1. Remove the PCB cover , as explained in “Removing the PCB Cover” on page 54 . 2. Remove the four screws, four washers, and the counterweight from the end of the antenna gyr o (see Figure 4-6). 3. Using a 3 ⁄ 8 " nut driver/socket, remove the four standoffs securing the antenna gyr o to the reflec[...]

6. Connect the new antenna gyro’s Molex connector to the main PCB. 7. Replace the antenna gyro gasket (see Figur e 4-6). 8. Using the standoffs r emoved in Step 3, secure the new antenna gyro to the bracket. The antenna gyr o should be oriented so that the cable extends from the top of the gyro, as shown in Figur e 4-6. 9. Using a tie-wrap, secur[...]

9. T ype HAL T<cr> . 10. T ype DEBUGON<cr> . 1 1. T ype =LSTEST<cr> . 12. T ype EL,300<cr> . 13. T ype =CALGYRO<cr> . V erify that the Antenna Gyro Azimuth scale factor is between -0.00090 and -0.001 10 and the Antenna Gyro Elevation scale factor is between 0.00090 and 0.001 10. 14. T ype =SERNUM,<serial number>&[...]

4.6 Replacing the Azimuth Limit Switch Assembly 1. Rotate the antenna assembly , by hand, clockwise until it stops. 2. Remove the PCB cover as explained in “Removing the PCB Cover” on page 54 . 3. At the main PCB, cut the black and white wires from the azimuth limit switch Molex connector (see Figure 4-3 on page 55). Leave about an inch of the [...]

8. Route the new limit switch wires thr ough the cover and cable clamp to the main PCB’s Molex connector . After noting the position of the old black and white wires, r emove the old wires from the Molex connector . Attach the new wires in their places. 9. Reinstall the PCB cover . 10. Before r e-installing the azimuth limit switch to the antenna[...]

4.7 Replacing the Elevation Motor and Belt The elevation motor is mounted to the inside of the support frame. Machine screws and washers hold the drive motor in position to maintain proper tension on the toothed drive belt. Figure 4-9 shows the arrangement of motor , drive belt, and antenna pulley . Replacing the Drive Belt 1. Loosen the four #8-32[...]

4. Loosen the screws and gently pr ess downward on the motor hub until the drive belt is at proper tension. Adjust the belt tension for a maximum of 1 ⁄ 8 " (3 mm) deflection with moderate finger pressur e between the motor and antenna pulley . Some readjustment may be necessary if the belt tension results in excessive antenna r eflector vib[...]

4.8 Replacing the LNB The LNB assembly receives power fr om the IRD via the RF PCB. Be certain that the IRD is turned off or disconnected fr om its power source befor e removing or reconnecting the LNB. Replacing a North American or Latin American LNB 1. Using a 7 ⁄ 16 " wrench, car efully disconnect both RF connectors from the LNB. 2. Loose[...]

Replacing a European LNB 1. Using a 7 ⁄ 16 " wrench, car efully disconnect the RF connectors at the LNB. 2. Note the currently set skew value, as indicated by the stickers on the LNB and choke assembly (see Figure 4-1 1). 3. Loosen the wing screws and r emove the LNB from the choke assembly as shown in Figure 4-12. 4. Insert the replacement [...]

4.9 Preparing for Shipment If you need to repack the antenna unit for shipment, the shipping restraints r emoved during installation must be reinstalled. Follow the steps below to reinstall the r estraints. 1. Rotate the azimuth mechanism slowly to find the limit switch stop. The front of the antenna should be facing the forward arr ow . 2. Rotate [...]

4. Insert the two azimuth shipping restraints between the edge of the baseplate and the rotating plate along the side of the antenna frame, as pictured in Figur e 4-14. 5. Pack the T racV ision 6 antenna unit in its original package. 6. As detailed in the warranty accompanying this product and printed on the last page of this manual, a Return Mater[...]

Appendices 54-0166 69 Appendices This section contains several appendices of supplemental information, including a mounting template, wiring diagram, and parser commands. Contents Appendix A System Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71 Appendix B Switchplate T emplate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

System Specifications 54-0166 71 Appendix A System Specifications Physical Characteristics Antenna Unit 27.4" (70 cm) h x 26.2" (67 cm) d; 55 lbs (25 kg) Operating temperature –13° to +130° F (–25° to +55° C) Storage temperature –40° to +185° F (–40° to +85° C) Input P ower Input 11–16 VDC @ 3.5 amps nominal (4.5 amps pe[...]

Appendix B Switchplate T emplate 54-0166 Switchplate T emplate 73 3.82" (97 mm) .32" (8 mm) 2.36" (60 mm) .16" (4 mm) 3.19" (81 mm) 2.05" (52 mm) P anel Cutout 3 / 32 " (3 mm) dia[...]

Appendix C Comprehensive TracVision 6 Wiring Diagram The comprehensive TracVision 6 wiring diagram is unavailable in PDF format. If you require a copy of this wiring diagram, please contact KVH Technical Support at +1 401 847-3327 or via email at techs@kvh.com . A copy of the diagram can be mailed or faxed to you upon request.[...]

Startup Data Sequences 54-0166 79 Appendix D Startup Data Sequence The data on the following pages presents a sample startup data sequence register ed by the T racV ision 6 when receiving signals from DIRECTV , the DISH Network, or Expr essV u. This sequence may vary based on the software version loaded onto the T racV ision 6 system. This data can[...]

54-0166 80 T racVision 6 T echnical Manual ES Status Timeout Running Sensorless. No Ext Sensor Detected--------Configuring for sensorless operation *** Initializing Antenna *** *** NO GPS-Default Used ***-----------------------Accessing default location based on sat install GPS: UTC: 083000.00, Lat: 4131.00N, Long: 7115.00W *** Initializing Rate Bi[...]

Maintenance Port Parser Commands 54-0166 81 Appendix E Maintenance Port Parser Commands The T racV ision 6 system parser commands are parsed when the system receives an ASCII carriage return (Hex 0D). An ASCII line feed (Hex 0A) is permitted but is ignored in any transmitted command. All system responses are terminated with an ASCII carriage return[...]

54-0166 82 T racVision 6 T echnical Manual Help on P arser Commands Function: lists parser commands Command: HELP Response: lists all parser commands T urn On Sleep Mode Function: tur ns on Sleep Mode Command: SLEEPON Response: echoes the command T urn Off Sleep Mode Function: tur ns off Sleep Mode Command: SLEEPOFF Response: echoes the command T u[...]

Maintenance Port Parser Commands 54-0166 83 Enter Serial Number Function: enters system serial number Command: =SERNUM,XXXXXXXX Where: XXXXXXXX = the system’ s ser ial number Response: SN = XXXXXXXX Configure System Function: configures software f or a par ticular system model Command: =TVXXXX Where: XXXX = system model (i.e., G6HP) Response: sys[...]

54-0166 84 T racVision 6 T echnical Manual Azimuth CW Step Function: commands a manual 0.1° cloc kwise step in azimuth angle Command: 6 Response: echoes the command Azimuth CCW Step Function: commands a manual 0.1° counter-cloc kwise step in azimuth angle Command: 4 Response: echoes the command Elev ation UP Step Function: commands a manual 0.1°[...]

Maintenance Port Parser Commands 54-0166 85 E.4 T racking and Conical Scan Commands T arget Location Function: repor ts the target location in antenna frame; data f ormat is E### for ele vation in degrees 000-900 and A#### f or azimuth in degrees 0000-3599 with implied decimals Command: TGTLOCA TION Response: T arget Location = A = E###, A#### B = [...]

54-0166 86 T racVision 6 T echnical Manual Report RF T racking P arameters Function: repor ts all RF tracking parameters f or primar y & secondar y satellites* Command: @SA TCONFIG Response: F ,x,fffff ,S,C ,ID ,P ,B,D <cr> Where: x = satellite (A = primar y , B = secondar y) fffff = frequency in MHz (00000 and 10700 to 12700) S = symbol [...]

Maintenance Port Parser Commands 54-0166 87 Set RF T racking P arameters Function: sets RF trac king parameter Command: @SA TCONFIG,X,N,F ,S,C,ID,P ,B,D<cr> Response: Echoes the input data Where: @SA TCONFIG = directs data to the RF Board X = satellite location A or B N = satellite table # (98 & 99 are slots f or user- configured satellit[...]

54-0166 88 T racVision 6 T echnical Manual Frequency Scan Function: updates satellite frequency data Command: @SC,XXXXX,YY Where: XXXXX = symbol rate (010000 - 399999) YY = FEC code (e.g., 12, 23, 34, 56, 67, 78) Response: system automatically searches f or the frequency with the strongest signal, then updates the satellite’ s programmed data wit[...]

Maintenance Port Parser Commands 54-0166 89 E.6 Installation Commands Set/Report GPS Position Function: repor ts or sets default GPS position Command: GPS<cr> GPS,XX,D ,YYY ,E Response: GPS = XXD YYYE GPS: XXD YYYE Where: XX = latitude (0-90) D = S (South) or N (Nor th) YYY = longitude (0-180) E = E (East) or W (West) Report Satellite Names F[...]

54-0166 90 T racVision 6 T echnical Manual Configure Longitude of a User-configurab le Satellite Function: configures one of the user-configurab le satellites with the longitude provided Command: SA TCONFIG,USERX,YYY ,Z,D,L Response: If valid, echoes the input data If inv alid, retur ns error message Where: X = 1 or 2 YYY = longitude (0-180) Z = E [...]

Maintenance Port Parser Commands 54-0166 91 Apply Default V alues to Default Satellites Function: updates the def ault satellites to the def ault v alues Command: SA TP AIR,X Response: displa ys numerous frequency commands and repor ts “Satellite Installation Complete” Where: X = 0 (satellites def ault to Astra1 & Hotbird) or X = 1 (satelli[...]

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