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- Page 1 Satellite TV Nomad SD2 USER GUIDE Software Version 100 or higher Rev 4 Mar , ‘10 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 901-Nomad SD2 Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Front Panel description Rear Panel description OPERATION Memory Card Firmware Upgrade Log Files Error Messages Error Codes PROGRAMMING (Configuration) Using the Front Panel Using the SD Card ROOT DIRECTORY EXPLANATION Mount Definition Sensors Wire Schematic Limited Warranty MotoSAT Technical Support... -
Page 3: Definitions
BLUE LIGHT – The illumination of the dish face that signifies MotoSAT quality and excellence LED – The lights on the front panel of the Nomad SD2 that indicates system status Software – Code which instructs the mount to move, locate and identify satellites Configuration –... -
Page 4: Features
FEATURES Your Nomad SD2 Controller has many features that make finding satellites easier. All of the manual pointing and identification of your satellite antenna are taken care of by the Nomad SD2. After your controller has been installed configured properly you have to only turn ON the POWER and push either FIND (to send your antenna into a search for the proper satellite(s)) or STOW to bring your antenna into the proper stowed position for traveling. -
Page 5: Front Panel Description
POWER: This button turns the power to the Nomad SD2 ON and OFF. LED’s STOW: When the Nomad SD2 is in Test Dish mode or in process of stowing the dish, this LED indicator blinks. It is on continuously when a dish is properly stowed. -
Page 6: Rear Panel Description
REAR VIEW 12 VDC Control Cable To Receiver To Mount The Rear Panel consists of a MAIN POWER and CONTROL CABLE connector, TO RECEIVER and TO MOUNT F-Connectors. CONNECTIONS 12 VDC: This connector provides the +/- 12 volt DC input power to the controller. -
Page 7: Operation
The following is a basic operation of the Nomad SD2 Controller. POWER UP the Nomad After making all the proper connections of the Nomad SD2 into the system, simply turn on the power using the POWER button. The unit will initiate self test routines. This will take a few seconds. -
Page 8: Memory Card
STEPS TO PERFORM A FIRMWARE UPGRADE 1. The Nomad SD2 Controller can be upgraded manually by simply copying the latest firmware upgrade into the Root Directory of the SD memory card using a computer capable of utilizing SD Memory Cards. -
Page 9: Log Files
If the card was not inserted at the time of the error simply turn OFF the power and insert the SD card and turn ON the power to the Nomad SD2 and press FIND. The system will produce a log file onto the SD card. This captured information can be sent to the MotoSAT Technical Support Department to be analyzed. -
Page 10: Error Codes
ERROR CODES Error Error Critical Code Description Error = (Factory action required) NO ERROR MOTOR, MOVING Normal Operation INVALID MODE 1 Check Configuration INVALID MODE 2 Check Configuration MOTOR, TIMEOUT EL MOTOR, TIMEOUT AZ Check sensors MOTOR, TIMEOUT SK LIMIT ERROR, EL LIMIT ERROR, AZ Check for obstructions LIMIT ERROR SK... -
Page 11: Programming (Configuration)
NomadSD.dat file to remove any programming that you may do through the front panel. The Nomad SD2 Controller can be programmed in simple and easy steps. The STOW/FIND and the POWER buttons will allow you to configure your controller properly. -
Page 12: Using The Sd Card
110/119,129 110,119,129 Show Mode can only be entered using the SD Card. See PROGRAMMING NOMAD SD2 CONTROLLER Using the SD Card **SHAW DIRECT CONFIGURING – SIMPLY LOAD SOFTWARE REVISION 1000 OR HIGHER. CONFIGURING IS AUTOMATIC. *NOTE: A slash (/) between the satellites indicates the system will only see one satellite at a time. - Page 13 Note: This configuration process is limited to Microsoft PC’s. Sorry, no Mac’s at this time. To use your computer to configure your Nomad SD2 simply format the SD card to FAT32 and: 1. Select “START”, “ALL PROGRAMS”, “ACCESSORIES” and “Note Pad” on your computer.
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Page 14: Root Directory Explanation
Once read it will be stored into the Nomad SD2 memory. After the Nomad SD2 is first turned on it is not necessary to have these files in the root directory. They may be moved into the MotoSAT files folder or a folder of your choosing There are no files in the “root Directory”... -
Page 15: Mount Definition
MOUNT DEFINITION Motors and Sensors Mounting Plate (Azimuth, Elevation) Elevation Sensor Azimuth Sensor Mount (HD) Skew Motor and Sensor Skew Sensor LNB Arm (HD) When replacing a motor, improper handling can result in this…... Tape the motor gear housing together to prevent separation. -
Page 16: Sensors
SENSORS All Sensors for the television mounts utilize the same sensor. It can be used in the Azimuth, Elevation or Skew motor assemblies. Depth into the gearbox assembly is important. The lock nuts are in place to keep the sensor at the proper predetermined depth. -
Page 18: Limited Warranty
90-DAY SERVICE AND FREIGHT WARRANTY GUIDELINES 90 DAY SERVICE • MotoSAT will cover in the first 90 days from date of installation pre-approved dealer piece rates for removal, reinstallation and alignments of any defective component manufactured by MotoSAT. • Conditions of the warranty: o Customer agrees to take his vehicle to an approved MotoSAT service center or agrees to pay the travel time for the approved MotoSAT Service Technician. -
Page 19: Motosat Technical Support
Hughes.Net, Prodelin, UnaSat, IDirect, etc. • MotoSAT shall in no event be liable for damage to or loss of any equipment or consequential damages. Including not limited to damages to other equipment resulting from the installation or operation of the MotoSAT components. - Page 20 - You agree to provide MotoSAT with a valid credit card to guarantee return shipping of the original item. If the item is not returned to MotoSAT within 10 business working days beginning with the day it is received.
- Page 21 [Customers unwilling to agree to theses terms will be directed to follow the RA designation.] MISREPRESENTATIONS • MotoSAT has not authorized anyone to make representations or warranties other than the warranties contained herein. • This warranty gives the purchases specific legal rights which may vary from state to state. Some states do not allow exclusion of limitations of incidental or consequential damages or allow limitations on the duration of an implied warranty.
- Page 22 Notes Date of Purchase________________ DD / MM / YY Installing Dealer __________________________________ Telephone Number ______/_____/_________ System Model Number ________________________ Serial Numbers ____________ ________________ Repairs ________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ Version of Software Date ___________ Rev. No. ________ Date ___________ Rev. No. ________ Date ___________ Rev.
- Page 23 For additional information at this time contact MotoSAT Technical Support @ 800-247-7486 The MotoSAT Technician will ask you What is your of Mount “Type” (Skewable or Non-Skewable) What “Service” do you subscribe to 3. If you feel that it is a Warranty problem then be sure that you have your system registered before you call else it will be treated as a non- warranty situation.
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