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The following is a basic operation of the Nomad Controllers and is meant to get the
system up and running in a short period of time.
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Nomad 3
After making all the proper connections of the Nomad 3 Controller to the system, turn
ON the power using the POWER button. The unit will begin to do a self test routine. This will
take a few seconds. If the satellite receiver was connected through the Nomad 3 and has been
powered on for at least 5-10 minutes then you may push the FIND button at any time even
before the DVB LED goes out. You may do this because the receiver has been powering the
GPS device and the GPS has been storing valid data. If you want to make sure that valid data
has been received by the GPS then do the following:
• The DVB LED will stay illuminated for approximately 7-10 seconds at which
time it is checking to see if a GPS System has been installed.
• If a GPS is detected the LOCK LED will begin to alternately flash until
communications is established.
• When LOCK LED stays on solid and the DVB LED goes out the system has
established contact with the GPS satellites and is ready for proper operation.
Press FIND and the dish will begin its search routine and locate the
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preprogrammed satellite(s) or if you had previously pressed FIND the system will
automatically start its search routing.
• For additional information concerning operation of the Nomad Controller, consult
your Nomad 3 Controller USERS GUIDE.
Nomad SD or SD2
After making all the proper connections of the Nomad SD or SD2 Controller to the
system, turn ON the power using the POWER button. If the satellite receiver was connected
through the Nomad SD or SD2 and has been powered on for at least 5-10 minutes it has been
powering the GPS device and the GPS has been storing valid data.
• Press FIND and the dish will begin its search routine and locate the
preprogrammed satellite(s) after receiving proper GPS satellite data.
• For additional information concerning operation of the Nomad Controller, consult
your Nomad SD or SD2 Controller USERS GUIDE.
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