Changing Transmitter/Receiver Id Code; Troubleshooting - HDView360 Mini-State HDMS9100 Instruction Manual

7. Use the left or right arrows on the remote to select the
optimized antenna direction. Finally, press "STORE" again
to save the setting.
8. To recall a stored channel and direction, enter the chan-
nel number directly by using the number button on the
remote control. The antenna will then turn to the direction
that corresponds to the channel number you entered on
Changing the Transmitter/Receiver ID Code
There may be cases that the receiver is triggered by another
transmitter in your neighborhood, or a nearby RV with the
same antenna.
If you find the receiver is receiving and reacting to some
commands which have not been sent from your remote
control, you can change the Transmitter/Receiver ID code
pair by following the below procedures:
1. Unplug the power cord from the receiver.
2. Hold down the 'UP' and 'DOWN' keys together and power
up the receiver until the LCD shows "Id" . The receiver is
now in the ID programming mode.
3. With the remote control near to the receiver, hold down its '9'
and '0' keys until the 'Id' on the receiver LCD disappears.
Trouble Shooting
The below provides information for problem diagnosis in case the antenna control system is not working properly. The receiver
may sometimes display messages when its operation is interrupted.
Observation
No Display on LCD
LCD freezes with 'CA' upon
power up
LCD displays 'Er'
LCD displays 'Er' and 'CA'
during idle
LCD freezes during ID
programming
Receiver has no response to
the remote control
After changing the antenna
position, it returns to the
original number
* The receiver should be power reset after fixing the wire connection.
Possible Problem
No power connected.
The receiver is in ID programming mode and no
appropriate command is received from the remote.
The motor control wires (red, blue) are not connected.
The antenna rotation is obstructed.
The position feedback wire (black) is not connected.
The coaxial cable is not connected.
The 3 control wires (red, black, blue) are reversed.
Intermittent connection of the position feedback wire
(black).
The receiver is in ID programming mode and no
appropriate command is received from the remote.
The remote control is out of battery.
The ID code is mismatched.
The motor control wires (red, blue) are loosened.
The antenna rotation is obstructed.
4. Press '1', '2', '3' to select code 1, 2 or 3 respectively within
2½ seconds after the receiver LCD is emptied.
5. The receiver should now show "x ", where "x" represents
the Code number that you've set.
6. Press the 'STORE' key on the remote control within 2½
seconds after pressing '1', '2' or '3' for code selection.
7. The receiver should now show "Id x".
8. The new ID code pair is stored. Unplug the receiver and
then plug it in again for the new ID to be in effect.
Note: You can use one of 3 identifying code numbers. The
default ID code used is 1. Review the notes below.
After the '9' and '0' buttons on the remote control, are released,
then choose and press either the '1', '2' or '3' keys within 2½
seconds. If any other button is pushed, it will exit the ID pro-
gramming mode. This is to avoid any accidental button pushed
on the remote control. If this happens, start at Step 1 again.
After code number '1', '2' or '3' is selected, users should
push the 'STORE' button on the remote control within
2.5 seconds. If no other button than 'STORE', '1', '2'
or '3' is pushed, it will exit the ID programming mode.
This is to avoid any accidental button pushed on the
remote control. If this happens, start at Step 1 again.
If the receiver is unplugged before it has been stored
(Step 8 above) the new ID code will not be saved.
6
Actions
Connect the power.
Power reset the receiver and
repeat the ID pair up.
Connect the wires*.
Clear the obstacles.
Connect the wire*.
Connect the cable*.
Correct the wire connection*.
Fix the wire connection*.
Power reset the receiver and
repeat the ID pair up.
Change the battery.
Pair up the ID code.
Fix the wires*.
Clear the obstacles.