Maxview MXL002 User Manual page 9

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
• Animated OSD
• 8000 Channels
• Smart channel scan
• Very fast channel switch
• Mosaic channels (15 still picture, 1 live picture)
• Picture in Graphics (PIG)
• Various Games
• Various Utilities
• Custom OSD-Radio backgrounds
• Channel list backup
• 16 favorite channel groups
• Advanced channel editing (Multiple deletion, multiple move, hide, skip)
• DVB and Teletext Subtitle
• VBI and OSD Teletext
• Electronic Program Guide (EPG)
• Multilingual audio support
• Multilingual OSD
• Parental, setup and device lock
• 8 VCR timers (once, daily and weekly modes)
• Firmware and channel list update from PC or other box
• SCPC-MCPC compliant
• 200 MHz main CPU
• 16 MB Flash
• CI (Common Interface) slot (optional)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
SYSTEM SOURCES
CPU (Central Processing Unit): 200 MHz RISC
RAM: 128 Mb RAM
Flash memory: 16 Mb
DATA
Standard: RS232, 115200, 8, n, 1
Connector: 9 pin, D-type, male
POWER SUPPLY
Type: Switch Mode
Power consumption: 30W
Operating voltage: 12V....24V DC
GENERAL
Dimensions: 185 x 202 x 60 mm
Weight: 1400 gr
Operating temperature: 5~40 °C
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Note: The 'F' connector on the Omnisat Dome side of the cable is connected to the female 'F'
connector socket on the antenna. The plastic 'F' connector boot on the antenna cable is pushed
onto the 'F' connector.
Inside vehicle route cable to satellite receiver and fit 'F' connector.
The 12-24V DC supply voltage should be taken from the correct point of the vehicle to
supply voltage to the Control Box. The 12-24V DC supply voltage is supplied via a
2 x 0.75mm2 power cord to connect to the Control Box.
The antenna cable coming from the Omnisat Dome is connected to the input of the
Control Box via an 'F' connector.
If a Set-Top-Box is used, connection between the Control Box and Set-Top-Box can be
made with the provided Loop through cable.
Once the electrical connections to the Control Box and Set-Top-Box (optional) are
completed, the Control Box and Set-Top-Box (optional) should be securely fastened to
prevent vibration.
SEE PAGE 12 FOR RECEIVER CONNECTION DIAGRAM
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