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- Page 1 MXL012/55Q/65Q/75Q Precision - SKY Q™ Only Variant User & Operating Instructions UK Contact: Tel: +44 (0) 1553 811000 Email: support@maxview.co.uk Web: www.maxview.co.uk Maxview reserve the right to change specifications without prior notice MXL012SKYQINS Iss 1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Other equipment you will need to get started: > SKY Q™ Receiver Optional Extras Weatherproof Socket. Provides a waterproof and neat cable B2007 - Twin entry into your vehicle. Available separately from Maxview visit www.maxview.co.uk or visit your local leisure stockist. -
Page 3: Get To Know Your Precision Kit
Get To Know Your Precision Kit A. Elevation Map Helps you set the correct elevation angle to your current location. B. Magnetic Arm Lock To secure the LNB arm in a closed position. C. Integrated Sat Finder To help you align your satellite dish to the satellite. - Page 4 Dish Assembly Before you use your Precision you will need to attach the dish to the bracket. You will find the screws/washers required for fitting the dish already inserted in the bracket. Remove these with a screwdriver taking note of the hole position you removed these from.
- Page 5 South Level the tripod (use the level indicator as an Mount dish unit onto tripod with the LNB arm approximate guide only - not critical). Use the pegs facing towards the south leg. (Reference Image 2). provided to secure tripod to the ground. Note North Astra 2 (28.2º...
- Page 6 Pull down LNB arm from magnetic lock. Connect the Twin Flexible Cable to the cable connection port. See page 8 for receiver end connections. The sat finder is wired to the single port. ° ° Use the elevation map to determine the required angle for your location. Set the dish to this angle using the elevation knob and indicator.
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Page 7: Line Of Sight
ASTRA 2 Slowly rotate your dish from left to right Once satellite is located, lock off the rotation by through the zone until the correct satellite turning Azimuth lock knob. If you are experiencing is located and a picture appears on your TV. signal drop out, fine tune your signal by slightly adjusting the elevation to improve TV picture To aid the satellite location process you can... -
Page 8: Connecting Your Precision
Connecting Your Precision to your SKY Q™ Receiver Main TV HDMI cable HDMI Power SAT 1 SAT 2 SKY Q™ Satellite Receiver Please note the connectors to the SKY Q™ box can be connected either way around, function remains the same. - Page 9 Fault Finding Remember, to recieve a clear satellite reception and picture, the dish must have the correct vertical (elevation) and horizontal (azimuth) alignment. 1. I don’t want to use the Sat Finder, can I turn it off? The Sat Finder measures frequency and can not determine between different satellites. Simply turn the knob fully to the left.
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Page 10: Adjusting Lnb Skew
Satellite Azimuth Alignment Guide South Use this general guide to help determine the direction your desired satellite is located in the Southerly zone. ASTRA 2 West East Astra 2 is used for SKY Q™ transmissions. North Adjusting LNB Skew Skew can be adjusted to maximise signal in fringe areas. -
Page 11: Skew Map
Skew Map 6° 4° 2° 0° -30° -28° -26° -24° -22° -20° -18° -16° -14° -12° -10° -8° -6° -4° -2°... -
Page 12: Elevation Zone Map
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Page 13: Quick Set Up Guide
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Page 14: Dish Stowage
> Always switch power off at the mains before starting any electrical work. 2 Year Guarantee The Maxview Precision is guaranteed against defective parts or workmanship for 2 years from the time of purchase. This excludes any malfunction caused by improper use, accidental or malicious damage. - Page 16 Specifications Application: Portable use in any outdoor environment Compatibility: Compatible with SKY Q™ receivers only Operation: Manual Mount Type: Tripod Skew Adjustment: Manual -30° to +30° Coaxial Cale Length: 10m Power: Passive. LNB powered through Coaxial cable from satellite receiver. No separate power supply required.