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If you do not have a smart device with OASIS, you must connect your laptop to the
satellite modem and use a standard Internet browser (Internet Explorer version 8 or
higher, Mozilla Firefox 3.6 or higher, or Google Chrome version 17 or higher) to
navigate to the LUI. See
page 11 for more information.
Laptop connected to wireless router
If there is a wireless router present, the installer can use a laptop connected to the
router to perform the antenna pointing process. This is discussed in further detail in
Chapter 5 – Pointing the antenna by using a wireless device.
DiSEqC Antenna Pointing Tool (DAPT2 or DAPT3)
Note: The Pointing workflow in OASIS effectively replaces the DAPT units. If you
are using OASIS, you do not need to use a DAPT. See the OASIS User Guide
(1040630-0001).
The DAPT2 and DAPT3 are known as two-way digital satellite equipment control
(DiSEqC) tools. They both have a large backlit display and three buttons that enable
the installer to step through the antenna pointing procedure. The DAPT2 is orange
in color and has a built-in audio feature to enhance the pointing process.
shows the DAPT2. The DAPT2 is used to point the HT1200.
Figure 1: DAPT2 antenna pointing tool
The DAPT3 is yellow and is seen in
the HT1200 or the HT1300. The DAPT3 must be used for the HT1300.
Entering installation parameters with a wired laptop
Figure 2 on page 10. The DAPT3 is used to point
on
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