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- Page 1 NOMAD 2 | NOMAD 3 OWNER’S GUIDE 901-NOMAD-IM Rev. 08.16.08...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Limitations of Systems - MD1000.2 3. OPERATIONS NOMAD Front Panel -Buttons -LEDS Operating The NOMAD 4. TROUBLESHOOTING Error Codes And Troubleshooting Emergency Stow 5. UPGRADES Software Upgrade Options -Software Module / Update Module -Upgrade Via MotoSAT.com Upgrading The NOMAD Via Computer... -
Page 3: Installation
1. INSTALLATION... -
Page 4: Parts Included With Your System
However, the information contained in this Owner’s Guide applies to both the No- mad 3 and to the older NOMAD 2 Controllers. Both Nomad models are shown throughout this Guide for illustrative purposes, and all controls, connections, installation procedures and operations are identical between the NOMAD 2 and the Nomad 3. -
Page 5: Before You Begin
-- BEFORE YOU BEGIN -- TV MOUNT CLEARANCES, ORIENTATION AND FOOTPRINTS Before connecting the NOMAD Controller and attempting to operate the Mount, you should verify that the Mount has clearance for a full range of motion. Make sure your installer’s work plan allows for correct orientation of the Mount, all required clearances, and all space requirements. -
Page 6: Nomad Cable Connections
Power Connector: Connects the 12 VDC 4 AMP Control Cable: Connects the NOMAD to the Mount via power supply to the NOMAD. (Note: Only use the a 9 conductor cable. The cable is color-coded to insure power supply provided by MotoSAT™). proper configuration. (See Figure Above). -
Page 7: Mount Cable Connections
*see below OUTPUT TO NOMAD † 9-PIN CONTROL CABLE When using the MotoSAT™ HD-DP3 in Dish Network systems, this connection is used © as an input from an external dish. Do not use this connection to input to the NOMAD, or to a satellite receiver. -
Page 8: Control Cable Pinout Legend
CONTROL CABLE PINOUT LEGEND The Control Cable (9 conductor color-coded, 22AWG stranded) connects to the Mount with a twist-lock connector, and is configured in the following manner: Color Code Pin # Mount Destination Counts Per Degree HD Series / Executive Black Motor, Azimuth Positive Brown*... -
Page 9: Wiring Examples
On the right, an © HD SL-5 is wired to multiple DirecTV receivers. The basic wiring principles © illustrated here will generally apply to all MotoSAT™ TV systems. EXAMPLE - SINGLE RECEIVER EXAMPLE - MULTIPLE RECEIVERS - MOUNT - MOUNT... -
Page 10: Setup
2. SETUP... -
Page 11: Initial Programming
(approx. 3-4 seconds), then release. 2. Program The NOMAD. • Refer to the Programming Options Chart on page 11. Determine which Program Option best matches your MotoSAT™ system and your subscriber service. Contact your Service Provider for specific information about your service. -
Page 12: Nomad Programming Options
NOMAD PROGRAMMING OPTIONS By Service Provider For software version V25 or higher Multi MODEL NUMBER Skew Orbital Position NOMAD LEDs Executive (18"/24") 1010 Only FIND Executive (18"/24") 1010 / 1190 PEAK / FIND Yes FIND / STOW MHDTV Yes 1010 / 1100/1190 HD SL-5 Yes 990/1010/1030/1100/1190 Yes FIND / STOW... -
Page 13: How To Program Your Msc60 Or Hd-Sc2 For Zones
HOW TO PROGRAM YOUR MSC60 OR HD-SC2 FOR ZONES If you are installing one of MotoSAT’s™ Star Choice -compatible systems © (MSC60 or HD-SC2), your NOMAD will require an additional programming step to specify what geographic area (or Zone) the Star Choice Mount is ©... -
Page 14: Star Choice © Zone Mapping
NOMAD for that Zone as described on page 12. Note: Due to the size limitations of the Star Choice © reflector, signal strength may not be optimal in all zones. MotoSAT™ equipment cannot exceed the limitations of the Star Choice signal distribution. ©... - Page 15 Please call Dish Network (888-248-7116) © for any additional information. The MotoSAT™ MD1000.2. When traveling shaded areas, you may see decreased signal strength on...
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Page 16: Operations
3. OPERATIONS... -
Page 17: Nomad Front Panel
NOMAD FRONT PANEL Your NOMAD features simple, push-button control of the Mount, along with LED visual indicators that allow you to to see the Mount’s status at a glance. Here is a brief overview of the NOMAD Front Panel. POWER BUTTON FIND BUTTON STOW BUTTON BUTTONS... -
Page 18: Leds
NOMAD FRONT PANEL LEDs LEDS LNB: When lit, this LED indicates that the coax cable from the receiver is correctly connected to the NOMAD, and that the receiver has power. (Note: The LNB LED illuminates once the coax cable of the receiver has been connected and the receiver has power, but it does NOT indicate the NOMAD Controller has power. -
Page 19: Operating The Nomad
OPERATING THE NOMAD TO FIND A SATELLITE: 1. Turn on the power by pressing the POWER button. 2. Wait for approximately 5 seconds for the NOMAD to complete its power up sequence. 3. Press the FIND button and the dish will search out and lock onto the properly programmed satellite(s). - Page 20 4. TROUBLESHOOT...
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Page 21: Error Codes And Troubleshooting
ERROR CODES AND TROUBLESHOOTING The NOMAD Controller is capable of detecting many different types of problems that may occur during operation. The Controller will signify that it has found a problem by flashing 1 or more LEDs on its face in 1-second intervals. -
Page 22: Emergency Stow
3. Plug the Green 9 pin Control Cable back into the NOMAD. 4. Call MotoSAT’s™ Technical Support Line (800) 247-7486 when you can perform additional troubleshooting. If you are unable to go onto the roof : The dish can be manipulated by applying 12 Volt DC power to specific wires in the Control Cable located in the back of the NOMAD. -
Page 23: Upgrades
5. UPGRADES... -
Page 24: Software Upgrade Options
Module). You pay only shipping. We will charge you freight one way and we will include a pre-paid UPS Return Tag for the return of the module. (Note: The Module must be returned to MotoSAT™ within 30 days, or your Credit Card will be billed the cost of a replacement module.) b. -
Page 25: Upgrading The Nomad Via Computer
*An automatic Software Module / Upgrade Module (MotoSAT™ Part Number: 252-NOMAD-PM) is available through MotoSAT™ if these components are not available. This module plugs into the NOMAD serial port to load software. Customer must pay shipping both ways. Module must be returned otherwise customer will be billed cost of replacement module. - Page 26 3. Choose the port you wish to use to connect to your NOMAD. Generally, COM 1 is the best choice. 4. Enter properties for COM 1: - Bits Per Second: 115200 - Data Bits: 8 - Parity: None - Stop Bits: 1 - Flow Control: Xon / Xoff Click “OK”.
- Page 27 6. Turn on your NOMAD Controller and press the “ ” key [shift+8] on the keyboard within 3 seconds after powering the controller on. The following screen will appear: - If nothing appears, you have chosen the wrong com port. Refer to Step 1 on page 24 and reconfigure.
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Page 28: Product Warranty
Dealer Services: 800.247.7486 1955 South Milestone Drive Salt Lake City, UT 84104 IMPORTANT! Be sure to fill out the Product Warranty Included in the packet that shipped with your MotoSAT system within 10 days of installation to activate your Product Warranty!
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