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V110 Installation and Operation

User Guide

Marine Satellite Communication Antenna System

Serial number of the product

This serial number will be required for the all troubleshooting or service inquiries.

© 2009 Intellian Technologies Inc. All rights reserved.

Intellian and the Intellian logo are trademarks of Intellian Technologies, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. v-Series and v110 are trademarks of Intellian Technologies, Inc. Intellian may have patents, patent applications, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights covering subject matter in this document. Except as expressly provided in any written license agreement from Intellian, the furnishing of this document does not give you any license to these patents, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property. All other logos, trademarks, and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate. Intellian is not responsible for printing or clerical errors.

Intellian Technologies Inc. 2F. Dongik Bldg, 98 Nonhyun-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 135-010, Korea Tel: +82 2 511 2244 Fax: +82 2 511 2235 Email: [email protected] November 16, 2009

Intellian Technologies USA, Inc. 9261, Irvine Blvd. Irvine, CA 92618 Tel: +1 949 916 4411 Fax: +1 949 271 4183 Email: [email protected] Doc. No. PM-v110-v1.0

Contents

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................. 1 Introduction to Intellian v110 ............................................................................ 1 Features of Intellian v110 .................................................................................... 2 Basic System Configuration ............................................................................... 3

INSTALLING THE ANTENNA ............................................................................ 4 System Components ............................................................................................. 4 Tools Required for Installation .......................................................................... 9 Planning the Installation .................................................................................... 10 Configure Radiation Hazard/Blockage Zones ........................................... 11 Preparing the Installation .................................................................................. 13

INSTALLING THE ACU .................................................................................. 24 ACU Dimensions ................................................................................................... 24 Selection of ACU Installation Site .................................................................. 24 Installing the ACU ................................................................................................ 25 Connecting the System to a Ship’s Gyro ..................................................... 26 ACU Connector Guide ........................................................................................ 27

OPERATING THE ACU .................................................................................. 28 Introduction ............................................................................................................ 28 ACU Soft Keys ........................................................................................................ 30 Normal Mode ........................................................................................................ 31 Setup Mode ............................................................................................................ 34 Installation Settings ............................................................................................. 35 Antenna Settings .................................................................................................. 38 Satellite Settings ................................................................................................... 50 System Settings ..................................................................................................... 57

PC CONTROLLER PROGRAM ......................................................................... 64 Introduction ............................................................................................................ 64 Program Initialing and Communication Setup ......................................... 65 Main Menu .............................................................................................................. 66 Controller Menu .................................................................................................... 68

WARRANTY ................................................................................................ 76 Appendix : v110 Technical Specification ..................................................... 77

1 Introduction

Introduction

Introduction to Intellian v110 The Intellian v110 is a 1.05 meter Ku-band marine VSAT communication antenna system for SCPC, broadband, or hybrid networks and is suitable for high-speed Internet, email, file transfer, video conference, VOIP, VPNs and database backup. The v110 is a 3-axis stabilization system designed for the oceangoing vessels that require “always on” and “high quality” broadband communications no matter how rough the weather and sea conditions are. The v110 has an unlimited azimuth range for continuous tracking without the needs to unwrap the cables in the antenna. The wide elevation range from -15 to 120 degrees enables the v110 to have seamless signal reception while the vessel is traveling near the equator or Polar Regions. The v110 meets the FCC’s 2-degree spacing requirement and is built with Intellian’s extremely high vibration and shock standards. The simple design of the v110 offers lighter weight and greater reliability than any competitor’s system in its class. With easiest installation design and most-user friendly interface you can find in the market, the v110 guarantees that you will have a whole new broadband experience at sea.

Introduction

2 V110 – Marine Satellite Communication System

Features of Intellian v110 Enjoy always-on broadband connection at sea Intellian v110 is the most modern communication system that enables you to receive a high-speed and always-on broadband connection at sea, where the atmospheric and environmental conditions are very harsh. Best solution for all kinds of vessels

The v110 is the best solution for all kinds of vessels that require the satellite broadband connection around the globe. The v110 is a high-gain, high-efficient system that offers an extraordinary signal gain than any other systems in its class. 3-axis stabilized system with a wide elevation angle The v110 has a wide elevation range from -15 to 120 degrees which offers seamless signal reception while the vessel is traveling near the equator or Polar Regions. Outstanding reliability Intel l ian v110 provides highly rel iable system through the implementation of a modularized design, the usage of strictly proven components and Intellian’s rigorous environmental test standards. Built-in GPS Intellian v110 has an imbedded GPS, which allows for the system to upload the GPS data automatically into the system for an even faster and stable system. Built-in automatic skew angle control system The automatic skew control system allows Intellian v110 to maintain the optimal skew angle at all times and ensure maximum level of satellite signal level.

3 Introduction

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Antenna Control Unit

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Basic System Configuration For your satellite communication system to work properly, the system will have to be connected with all of the provided components properly, as shown in the figure below (see the “Installation” section of this manual). Separate purchase of a satellite modem is required.

Figure 1. Basic System Configuration

Introduction


Installing the Antenna

The components of the Intellian v110 have been designed to be modular so that it is suitable for simple installation on all types of vessels.

System Components The Intellian v110 consists of two major units, antenna assembly unit and antenna control unit. Antenna Unit The antenna unit includes an antenna pedestal inside a radome assembly unit. The pedestal consists of a satellite antenna main dish with RF components mounted on a stabilized pedestal. The radome protects the antenna pedestal assembly unit from the severe marine environment.

Figure 2. Antenna Unit

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Antenna Control Unit (ACU) The Antenna Control Unit (ACU) provides the power to the antenna and the BUC (block upconverter) for controlling the various settings of the antenna. The digital VFD (Vacuum Fluorescent Display) allows for easy operation of the ACU, even in the dark.

Front Panel

Rear Panel Figure 3. Antenna Control Unit

The functions of the ACU are as follows,

System startup. Setting the satellite. Editing satellite information. Setting the antenna parameter. Setting the antenna manual search. Setting the LNB local frequency. Setting radiation hazard or blockage zone. Setting modem connections Setting GPS and Gyrocompass. Display versions. Display power status. Performing diagnostic tests. Backup the system settings. Restore the system. Set up the interface with a PC.



Installation Kit Contains the items required for securing the antenna unit and ACU to the vessel.

Antenna Size Q’ty Remark

Hex. Bolt M12x60L 5EA

Antenna-Deck

Hex Head Wrench

BoltM6x40L 5EA

Dome Washer M6 5EA

Flat Washer M12 5EA

Spring Washer M12 5EA

Hex. Nut M12 10EA

ACU Size Q’ty Remark

TappingScrew Ø4x16 5EA Table Mount Bracket-

Table

Flat Head Screw M3x8L 10EA Rack Mount Bracket-

ACU

Sem’sBolt M3x12L 5EA Table Mount Bracket-

ACU

Figure 4. Installation Kit Components

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Other Components Item Image Description Size Q’ty Remark

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ACU Bracket

Rack - 2EA ACU-19inch Rack

Table - 2EA ACU-Table

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RG6 Cable 3m 1EA ACU(MODEM RX) to

Modem

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RG6 Cable 15m 2EA

Antenna(MODEM IN) to Modem &

Antenna(ACU RX) to ACU(ANT RX)

4.

BUC Power Cable

15m 1EA Antenna (BUC IN) to ACU (BUC POWER)

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AC Power Cord ( CEE7/7)

1.5m 1EA ACU Power

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PC Serial Cable 1.8m 1EA ACU to PC

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USB Cable (A-A / M-M)

1.8m 1EA ACU to PC

8.

iDirect Interface Cable

1.5m 1EA ACU to Modem

9.

D-Sub 9 Pin Male Connector

2EA ACU

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Gyro NMEA / BUC Power Connector

AK950-2 3EA ACU(Gyro NMEA /

BUC Power ) & Antenna (BUC IN)

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Install CD - 1EA -



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Manual - 1EA -

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Mounting Template

- 1EA -

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Unpack Wooden Crate Instruction

Guide - 1EA -

Figure 5. Component Box Parts List

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Tools Required for Installation

Power Drill

Cross-HeadScrewdriver

11mm Spanner

13mm Spanner

Φ13mm Drill Bit

Minus-HeadScrewdriver

Pencil

4mmAllen key

19mm Spanner

5mmAllen key

Figure 6. Tool Sets for Installation



Antenna Unit

15°

Obstacle

Planning the Installation Selection of Antenna Installation Site Install the antenna in accordance with the following procedures to insure maximum per formance of the antenna. The ideal antenna site has a clear view of the horizon or satellite all around. Please be sure there are no obstacles within 15 degrees above the antenna. Any obstacles can prevent the antenna from transmitting and receiving the satellite signal.

Do not install the antenna near by the radar especially on the same plane as their energy levels may overload the antenna front-end circuits. It is recommended to position the antenna at least 4 feet (1.2m) above or below the level of the radar and minimum of 15 feet (4.6m) away from the high power short wave radars. The mounting platform should be rigid enough and not subjected to excessive vibration. The movement of the antenna can be minimized by installing at the center of the vessel. If these conditions can be only partially satisfied, find the best compromised installation site between the various considerations.

Figure 7. Elevation Limit of Obstacles

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Configure Radiation Hazard/Blockage Zones It is important to setup the radiation hazard or blockage zones for Intellian VSAT TX/RX communication systems. (See the “Block Zone Setting” section of this manual). The ACU can be programmed with relative azimuth and elevation sectors to create up to five zones where transmit power would endanger personnel who are frequently in that area or blockage exists. Several things happen when the antenna is within one of these zones.

1. “BLOCK” will be displayed on the ACU screen.

2. Tracking continues as long as the signal level is greater than the predefined threshold value. When the signal level drops below the threshold value the antenna will wait “Search Wait Time” parameter amount of time and re-target the satellite you targeted last. The antenna will continue to re-target the satellite until the satellite is re-acquired and tracking can be resumed.

3. A transmit inhibit output from the ACU will disable/mute the modem transmit



System Cables Before installing the system cables, you need to take the following points into consideration.

All cables need to be well clamped and protected from physical damage and exposure to heat and humility.

Cable with an acute bend is not allowed. Where a cable passes through an exposed bulkhead or deck

head, a watertight gland or swan neck tube should be used. RF Cables (Customer Furnished) Due to the voltage losses across the length of the RF coaxes at L-Band, Intellian recommends the following 75 ohm coax cable types for standard system installations. For cable runs longer than 70 meter, please consult Intellian Technologies. Run Length Coaxial Cable Type Up to 30 meters RG-6 or LMR-300-75 Up to 70 meters RG-11 or LMR-400-75 Up to 120 meters LMR-600-75

Figure 8. Recommended RF Cables Gyro Compass / GPS Interface Cable (Customer Furnished) Type Multi-conductor, Shielded Number of wires 4 Conductors for Step-By-Step Gyro

5 Conductors for Synchro 2 Conductors for NMEA

Figure 9. Recommended Gyro/ GPS Cables BUC Power Cable Cable Length mm2 per conductor Up to 30m 1.25mm2 Up to 50m 2mm2 Up to 70m 2.5mm2 Up to 100m 3.5mm2

Figure 10. Recommended BUC Power Cables Power Requirements Intellian v110 has been designed to work on a vessel’s power supply rated at 90-260 V AC.

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Preparing the Installation Unpack the v110 box The antenna pedestal is shipped completely assembled in its radome. Remove the four shipping blots which mount the antenna to the pallet. The pallet should be lifted by means of suitable sized lifting equipment. (Refer to the supplied instruction guide for details on how to unpack wooden crate of v110.)

19mm Spanner

Figure 11. Remove 4 bolts from the bottom of the box



Antenna Dimension The method of installation and mounting of antenna may vary with vessel design but the following procedures are applicable in most situations, and will result in a secure and effective installation. Confirm the height and diameter the antenna before installing it.

Ø146.8cm (57.8”)

151.7cm (59.7”)

Figure 12. Radome Dimension

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Antenna Mounting Hole Pattern The mounting holes must be in the exact same place as shown in the diagram below.

24.7 cm (9.7”)

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Figure 13. Dimension of Mounting Hole Pattern

ø48cm (18.9”)

V110 Radome Bottom

Figure 14. Dimension of Mounting Plate



Preparing Antenna Supporting Pole

Unit: mm/inch Figure 15. Recommended Dimension of Mounting Pole

WARNING: Ensure that cables have been run through watertight fittings to prevent water entry into the vessel when the installation is completed. The coax cables must be inserted through the cable strain relief(s) at the base of the radome.

Cable Entry1,

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Remove Antenna Shipping Constraints Open the radome hatch and remove the web strap and tiewrap from the pedestal as shown in the photo below. Do not turn on the antenna if the shipping restraints from the antenna pedestal have not been removed completely.

Step 1

Step 2



Step 3

Step 4

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Step 5

Step 6



Step 7

Step 8

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M12 Hex. Bolt

Antenna Unit

Deck

M12 Flat Washer

M12 Spring Washer

M12 Hex. Nut

19mm Spanner

Radome Hatch

Figure 16. Open Radome Hatch before Removing Web Strap

Mounting the Radome Bolt the Radome base directly to the ship’s deck or mounting plate (flat mounting area).

Figure 17. Mounting the Radome Diagram

WARNING: The elevation and cross-level motor breaks prevent dish damage while the antenna is in power off mode. However, Intellian strongly recommends to restraint the antenna pedestal properly during underway conditions when power is removed from the antenna. The normal operating condition for the v110 is to remain powered up at all times.



Rear ViewCable Entry

Installing the System Cables The coax cables must be inserted through the cable strain relief(s) at the base of the radome. The cables must be routed from the antenna through the deck and through various ship spaces to the antenna control unit. When pulling the cables in place, avoid sharp bends, kinking, and the use of excessive force. After placement, seal the deck penetration glad and tie the cables securely in place.

Figure 18. Cable Entry

Shrinkage Guide

Rubber Gland

Figure 19. Cable Entry Diagram

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RF Cable Connections Ensure that the power switch is off during the installation period and all the cables are connected properly between the antenna control unit and the power switch box. When all the hardware and cable have been installed, turn on the power switch. Use RG11 rubber gland if you’re using RF11 cable instead of RG6 supplied by Intellian.

Rotary #2 Rx Cable(From Antenna)

BUC Power Cable(OUT)(From Antenna)Antenna Power Cable

(From Antenna)

On/ Off Switch

Modem Tx Cable(From outside)

ACU Rx Cable(From outside)

Rotary #1 Tx Cable(From Antenna)

BUC Power Cable(IN)(From ACU)

Front View

Figure 20. Cable Connections on Power Switch Box



Installing the ACU

ACU Dimensions

48.43cm (19”)

46.5cm (18.3”)

3.18cm (1.3”)

20cm (7.9”)

43 cm(17”)

47.32 cm(18.6”)

45.32 cm(17.8”)

13cm (5.1”)

4.4cm (1.7”)

38cm (15”)

Figure 21. Dimension of ACU

Selection of ACU Installation Site The ACU should be installed below deck, in a location that is: Dry, cool, and ventilated. The front panel should be easy accessible to user.

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Installing the ACU Intellian supplies two type of mounting methods (a)19” Rack Mount Type and (b)Table Mount Type to mount your ACU. 19” Rack Mount Type

The ACU should be installed using the two supplied Rack Mounting Brackets which allow for a side 19” rack mounting configuration.

Using the self tapping screws supplied, attach the mounting brackets to the sides of the ACU.

Place the ACU in the location where it is going to be installed. Connect the cables to the rear of the ACU.

Table Mount Type

The ACU should be installed using the two supplied Table Mounting Brackets which allow for a top or bottom mounting configuration.

Using the self tapping screws supplied, attach the mounting brackets to the sides of the ACU.

Place the ACU in the location where it is going to be installed. Using a pencil to mark the 4 hole positions (2 each side), and

use the appropriate drill bit to drill them. Connect the cables to the rear of the ACU.

Figure 22. 19 inch Rack Mount Type Figure 23. Table Mount Type

WARNING: Ensure that the installed cables are longer enough to take out the ACU from the rack.

Installing the ACU


Connecting the System to a Ship’s Gyro For satellite tracking, you must connect a ship’s Gyro to the antenna system through the gyro interface on the rear of the ACU. Intellian’s ACU supports three different gyro types, Step-by Step (SBS), Synchro and NMEA 0183.

SBS/ Synchro/ NMEA 0183 Gyro Compass Interface Cable (Customer Furnished)

Type: Multi-conductor (4 conductors for SBS, 5 conductors for Synchro, and 2 conductors for NMEA 0183).

Ground (-)NMEA out (+)

Figure 24. Ship’s Gyro Connection

WARNING: Determine the type of gyrocompass OUTPUT on the ship, assure that the GYRO TYPE parameter is set correctly (refer to the operation section of this menu).Heading in most cases will be 000.0 and you will have to enter the initial value of ships current value whenever you turn on the ACU. The ship’s heading is not required to input when your system is connected to a 1:1 Synchro or NMEA 0183 Heading Gyrocompass output.

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ACU Connector Guide Synchro/SBS Connector

ACU Synchro/ SBS PortD-Sub 9pin Female

D-Sub 9pin Male connectorSupplied Component (Ref. page 7)

Pin Signal Pin Signal

1 SBS_COM 6 SBS_C

2 SBS_B 7 SBS_A

3 SYNCHRO_R2 8 SYNCHRO_R1

4 SYNCHRO_R3 9 SYNCHRO_S2

5 SYNCHRO_S1 Control Connector

ACU Consol PortD-Sub 9pin Female

D-Sub 9pin Male connectorSupplied Component (Ref. page 7)

Pin Signal Pin Signal

1 GND 6 GPS OUT -

2 GPS OUT + 7 MODEM_SIGNAL_IN

3 MODEM_LOCK 8 MODEM _CTRL2

4 MODEM_CTRL1 (TX MUTE) 9 GPS IN -

5 GPS IN +

Installing the ACU


Operating the ACU

Introduction This section of the handbook describes how to setup your system after installing the ACU. It includes the following functions: Normal Mode System Startup Monitoring Current Status Setup Mode Installation Setting Select Satellite Setting GPS and Gyrocompass Setting Bow Adjustment Setting Modem Connection Setting LNB Local Frequency Setting the Antenna Setting Antenna Manual Search Setting Antenna LNB Skew Angle Setting Antenna Search Parameters Setting Antenna Parameters Setting Block Zone Performing Diagnostic Tests Setting the Satellite Load Satellite Edit Satellite Information Add Satellite Setting the System Setting LNB Local Frequency Setting GPS and Gyrocompass

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Setting Modem Port System Backup & Restore

Display Versions

WARNING: Many of the above functions will only be required only after initial installation of your system.

Operating the ACU


ACU Soft Keys

RETURN FUNCTION

MODE

ARROWKEYS

NUMBER KEYS

STATUS LEDS

PC CABLE(USB)

Figure 25. ACU Soft Keys

Soft key Fucntion

MODE Enter Setup mode

RETURN Return to previous menu / option or save the adjusted settings.

FUNCTION Save the adjusted settings.

ARROW KEYS

Select from the alternative options/ To Increment or decrement the selected character to the desired value.

OK To enter next step/ menu

NUMBER KEYS

To input the numbers

Figure 26. Soft Key Functions

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7. The antenna has locked onto current satellite and is now tracking.

6. The antenna is searching for current satellite.

◀ TRACKING 113.0E KOREA_5 SIG:501● VL ▶

AZ:202.7( 202.7) EL: 48.3 SK:-72.0 Fn147

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◀ SEARCH2 113.0E KOREA_5 SIG:301 VL ▶

AZ:202.7( 202.7) EL: 48.3 SK:-72.0147

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Normal Mode Startup With the system installed and power applied, the ACU screen will show the following sequence.

1. The data communication is being established between the antenna and the ACU.

4. The azimuth angle is initialized.

2. The ACU receives antenna information.

INITIALIZE - ANTENNA INFO INTELLIAN V110

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INITIALIZE - AZIMUTH POSITIONINTELLIAN V110

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3. The elevation angle is initialized.

INITIALIZE - EL POSITIONINTELLIAN V110

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5. The antenna returns to the targeted satellite position.

INITIALIZE – SAT POSITION INTELLIAN V110

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Operating the ACU


◀ NBD F:1247000 BW: 1000 SIG:301● ▶

004.53E 52.22N HDG:000.0 L:10000 Fn147

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5. NBD, GPS and ship’s heading information are shown.

- NBD (Narrow Band Detector) Frequency : 1247000 KHz (IF Frequency)- Band Width : 1000KHz- SIG (Signal Level ): 301 - LNB LO. frequency : 10000 MHz (13V+0KHz) - HDG (Ship’s Heading) : 000.0 - W (West ) / E (East) Longitude : 4.53E - N (North) / S (South) Latitude : 52.22N

OKMRF

Monitoring Antenna Current Status While the ACU power is on, it displays the status of the antenna. The current status of the antenna is displayed as shown below.

◀ SEARCH2 113.0E KOREA_5 SIG:301 VL ▶

AZ:202.7( 202.7) EL: 48.3 SK:-72.0147

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2. The antenna is tracking current satellite.True azimuth [ 202.7 ] position of the antenna is the sum of ships heading 000.0 [ HDG ] and antenna relative [ 202.7 ]. Current IF signal level (SIG/ AGC) is displayed . ● will be only displayed when signal is strong enough to lock onto the satellite. [VL] refers to vertical low. Local frequency is decided by the supplied voltage from the LNB.

1. The antenna is searching for current satellite.

SAVE CURRENT SAT INFO ? → YES NO

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3. Press FUNCTION key to save current satellite information or abort and return to the main display.

OKMRF

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4. While the antenna is tracking the satellite, press RIGHT arrow key to display NBD ,GPS and ship’s heading information.


AZ:202.7( 202.7) EL: 48.3 SK:-72.0 Fn147

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AZ:202.7( 202.7) EL: 48.3 SK:-72.0 Fn147

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◀ [PWR] ANT: 26.4V LNB: 13V + 0KHz ▶ACU: 27.1V

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6. Press RIGHT arrow key to display ACU operation voltage , antenna operation voltage and LNB voltage supplied information.

- VL (Vertical Low) : 13V+0KHz- HL (Horizontal Low) : 18V+0KHz- VH (Vertical High) : 13V + 22KHz- HH (Horizontal High) : 18V+22KHz

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◀ V1-11426 ANT. Serial 1.00 ▶VP-T100 ACU Serial 1.00(1.00)

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7. Press RIGHT arrow key to display system firmware and library versions.

ANT Serial : Antenna Serial Number, 1.00 (PCU Version) ACU Serial : Antenna Control Unit Serial Number, 1.00 (ACU Main version), (1.00) (Library version)

OKMRF

Operating the ACU


Setup Mode To enter the Set-up Mode simply follow the instructions below.

SETUP MODE ? → YES NO

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2. Press LEFT key to move cursor to YES and press OK key to enter setup mode or press RIGHT key to move cursor to NO and press OK key to abort and return to the main display.

1. While the antenna is searching / tracking , press MODE key for setup mode.

OKMRF

◀ TRACKING 113.0E KOREA_5 SIG:301● VL ▶AZ:202.7( 202.7) EL: 48.3 SK:-72.0 Fn

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Installation Settings During the first time installation, it is required to setup the installation settings.


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1.Press LEFT arrow key to move cursor to YES and press OK key to enter setup mode.

2. Press arrow keys to move cursor to INSTALLATION and press OK key to enter INSTALLATION menu.

+ANTENNA +SATELLITE+SYSTEM →+INSTALLATION

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3. Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the satellite that you wish to track andpress OK key to load the selected satellite.

SELECT SATELLITE▲ [1] KOREA_5 113E ▼

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LATITUDE LONGITUDE HEADING ▲ 37.00N ▼ 126.53E 000.0

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4. Set LATITUDE, LONGITUDE and SHIP’S HEADINGPress LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase or decrease the value. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set the parameter.

Entry of ships heading is not required when your system is connected to a NMEA0813 or 1:1 Synchro Heading Gyro Compass output.

OKMRF

Operating the ACU


GYRO TYPE BOW ADJUST MODEM PORT▲ NMEA ▼ 000 ETHERNET

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5. Set GYRO TYPE , BOW ADJUST and MODEM PORTGyro type is to determine the type of gyro compass that is used on the ship.Ensure that the Gyro Type1) is set correctly.

Bow adjust is to offset the angle difference between the antenna’s bow and the ship’s bow. Variations from actual alignment can be compensated with this parameter, so precise alignment is not required.

Modem port 2) is to determine the type of modem communication port on the antenna control unit that is used to interface with the satellite modem.

Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the correct parameter and press OK key to set the parameter.

Gyro Type 1) - None - NMEA- Synchro 1:1- Synchro 36:1- Synchro 90:1- Synchro 360:1

Modem Port 2) - Ethernet - RS422 - RS232

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6.Set the LNB local frequency for each voltage power. (13V+0KHz, 18V+0KHz, 13V+22KHz ,18V+22KHz)

Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase or decrease the value. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly.

13V+0KHz 18V+0KHZ ▲ 10000MHz ▼ 11300MHz

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13V+22KHz 18V+22KHz ▲ 11300MHz ▼ 09750MHz

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LOADING . . . ●●●○○○○○○○○○○○○DO NOT TURN OFF !

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8. Setting is being loaded to the system. The ACU will restart the system automatically after uploading the setting. DO NOT TURN OFF ACU POWER while uploading is being processed.

LOAD ?→ YES NO

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7. Press RETURN key to load the current setting or abort and return to the main display.

9. Antenna information has been updated.

OKMRF

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Operating the ACU


Antenna Settings Manual Search


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STEP SIZE AZIMUTH ELEVATION AGC# 00.2 # ◀ 231.7▶ ▲ 48.3 ▼ 301 Fn

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1. Press LEFT key to move cursor to YES and press OK key to enter setup mode.

4. Current IF signal level (AGC) / (SIG) is displayed to assist you in manually peaking EL for best signal level. Press NUMBER key to change the step size. (Range : 0.1~99.9) Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to move azimuth by step size. (Range : 0~360)Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to move elevation by step size. (Range : 0~90) Press FUNCTION key to save current value or abort and return to the main display.

→+ANTENNA +SATELLITE+SYSTEM +INSTALLATION

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◀ →+MANUAL SEARCH +SET SKEW ▶+SEARCH PARAM +SET PARAMETERS

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3. Press OK key to enter MANUAL SEARCH menu.

SAVE CURRENT SAT INFO? → YES NO

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2. Press OK key to enter ANTENNA menu.

5. If the current settings are able to locate the satellite, press FUNCTION key to save “current satellite information”. It will shorten the satellite acquisition time next time. Press LEFT key to move cursor to YES and press the OK key to save the settings.

OKMRF

OKMRF

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3. Press RIGHT arrow key to move cursor to SET SKEW and press OK key to enter SET SKEW menu.

◀ +MANUAL SEARCH →+SET SKEW ▶+SEARCH PARAM +SET PARAMETERS

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4. Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the skew type and press OK key to run the selected operation ‘ CALIBRATION ‘ or ‘ MANUAL ‘. Select MANUAL to control LNB skew angle manually. If you replace the control board , skewpotentiometer or belt , select CALIBRATION to calibrate LNB skew angle.

SELECT SKEW TYPE ▲ CALIBRATION ▼

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5. Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase or decrease the LNB skew angle manually and the corresponded SIGNAL level will be displayed next to it. Press RETURN key to return to the main display.


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Setting Antenna Search Parameter These parameters should only be changed by an authorized service technician. Improper setting of these parameters will cause your system to perform improperly.

3. Press DOWN arrow keys to move cursor to SEARH PARAM and press OK key to enter SEARCH PARAM menu. Press the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to select the parameter you wish to edit. Press OK key to edit parameter. Or press RETURN key again to return to the main display.

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SEARCH WAIT TIME INCREMENT STEP ▲ 030 ▼ 0.80

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4. Set SEARCH WAIT TIME and INCREMENT STEP Set the time-out for automatic initiation of a search after the signal level drops below the pre-defined threshold value (Range : 1 - 120 sec) and set increment step size. (Range : 0.01 – 5.00 sec)

Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase and decrease the selected character. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set the parameter and set next parameter. Press RETURN key to select the parameter you wish to edit and press RETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display. .

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SEARCH2 AZ SEARCH2 EL▲ 006 ▼ 06

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5.Set the SEARCH 2 and 3 A (Azimuth) range (Range : 0 – 360) and set the SEARCH 2 and 3 EL (Elevation) range. (Range : 0 -90)

Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase and decrease the selected character. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set the parameter and set next parameter. Press RETURN key to select the parameter you wish to edit and press the RETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display.

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A search pattern will automatically be initiated when AGC/SIG falls below the current threshold setting (indicates that satellite signal has been lost). Search is conducted in a two-axis pattern consisting of alternate movements in azimuth (AZ) and elevation (EL) as forming expanding square indicated as below diagram.

Search 2 : a search pattern 2 will automatically be initiated when AGC / SIG falls below the current detect level threshold value. Search 3: a search pattern 3 will automatically be initiated when AGC / SIG falls below the current tracking level threshold value.

Noise Level

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Peak Level

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Setting Antenna Parameters These parameters should only be changed by an authorized service technician. Improper setting of these parameters will cause your system to perform improperly.

+MANUAL SEARCH +SET SKEW +SEARCH PARAM →+SET PARAMETERS

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3. Press arrow keys to move cursor to SET PRAMETERS menu and press OKkey to enter SET PARAMETERS menu.

ENTER PASSWORD- - - -

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4. Press 4-digit password to enter SET PRAMETERS menu. (1590)Access to the password protected system. Setup parameters is only required after installation or repairs of your antenna system. These parameters should only bechanged by an authorized service technician. Improper setting of these parameterswill cause your system to perform improperly.


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2. Press the OK key to enter ANTENNA menu.

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Noise Level

Detect Level

Tracking Level

Peak Level

5. Set DETECT LEVEL and TRACKING LEVEL when choose DVB on tracking signal. (Range : 1-200)

The detect level is to set the satellite signal detection level and the tracking level is to set the satellite signal tracking level.

Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase and decrease the selected character. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set theparameter. Press RETURN key to select the parameter you wish to edit and press RETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display.

DETECT LEVEL TRACKING LEVEL ▲ 040 ▼ 020

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DETECT NBD LEVEL TRACKING NBD▲ 040 ▼ 020

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6. Set DETECT NBD LEVEL and TRACKING NDB when choose NBD on tracking signal. (Range : 1-200)

The detect level is to set the satellite signal detection level and the tracking level is to set the satellite signal tracking level.

Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase and decrease the selected character. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set theparameter. Press RETURN key to select the parameter you wish to edit and press RETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display.

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BOW ADJUST EL.ADJUST ▲ 000 ▼ +0.0

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7. Set BOW ADJUST and EL. ADJUST The bow adjust is to offset the angle difference between the antenna’s bow and the ship’s bow (Range :0 – 360°) and the elevation adjust is to offset the angle difference between the mechanical elevation angle and actual elevation angle (Range : ± 5°) .

Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase and decrease the selected character. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set the parameter. Press RETURN key to select the parameter you wish to edit and press the RETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display.

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BOW AUTO SAVE EXT.LOCK ACTIVE▲ YES ▼ LOW

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8. Set BOW AUTO SAVE and EXT. LOCK ACTIVE The bow auto save is to save BOW information automatically. This function will be activated when the antenna finds peak position.

Ext. lock active here is referred that modem lock output from the modem provides a logic input via a voltage to the ACU to identify when it is on the correct satellite. This setting can be varied from modem to modem. (Refer to the modem manual for details.)

Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the parameter options. Press OK key to set the parameter. Press RETURN key to select the parameter you wish to edit and pressRETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display.

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9. Set TX MUTE ACTIVEA transmit inhibit out put from the ACU will disable/mute the modem transmit via avoltage whenever the antenna is blocked, searching, or is mis-pointed 0.5 degrees from peak satellite position. This setting can be varied from modem to modem. (Refer to the modem manual for details.)

Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select HIGH or LOW. Press OK key to set the parameter. Press RETURN key to select the parameter you wish to edit and press RETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display.

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STEP SIZE ELEVATION CROSS LEVEL# 0.2 # ▲ 00.0 ▼ ◀ 01.0 ▶

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10. Set TILT BIAS OFFSETThe tilt bias is required to set when the control board, skew potentiometer or belt isreplaced. Check and see if the bubble is in the center of the circular bubble level vial . If not, press OK key to enter TILT BIAS menu to adjust elevation and cross-level angles.

Press NUMBER keys to set the step size. Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to move CROSS LEVEL OFFSET by step size. Press UP and DOW N arrow keys to move ELEVATION OFFSET by step size. Press RETURN key to save or abort and return to the main display.

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4. Set ZONE 1 BLOCKPress UP and DOWN arrow keys to select “ON” to use ZONE 1 BLOCK or “OFF” to not use ZONE 1 BLOCK. Press OK key to use ZONE 1 BLOCK and set zone 1 block range. Press RETURN key to select the parameter you wish to edit and press theRETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display.

Set the AZ.1 START, AZ. 1 END and EL.1 LIMIT when ZONE 1 BLOCK is ON.This is the clockwise of the two points. AZ.1 START is where the relative azimuth starts and AZ.1 END is where the relative azimuth ends (Range: 0- 360°). EL.1 Limit is where the elevation starts (Range 0- 90°).

Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase and decrease the selected character. Or Press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set the parameter. Press RETURN key to select the parameter you wish to edit and press RETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display.

◀ →AZ.1 START AZ.1 END EL.1 LIMIT ▶000 000 90

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Setting Block Zones Up to 5 block or radiation hazard zones can be programmed with relative azimuth and elevation sectors.

3. Press arrow keys to move cursor to BLOCK ZONE and press OK key to enter BLOCK ZONE menu. Up to 5 block zones is allowed to be programmed.

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6. Press LEFT arrow key to move cursor to YES and press OK key to save and execute the current settings. Or press RIGHT arrow key to move cursor to NO and press OK key to abort and return to the main display.

5. ZONE 2 to ZONE 5 BLOCK setting is same as ZONE 1 BLOCK.

Press OK key to set the new ZONE 2 BLOCK and set next parameter. Press RETURNkey to select the parameter you wish to edit and press RETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display.

ZONE 2 BLOCK ▲ OFF ▼

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Executing Antenna Diagnosis It is possible to see the antenna status by reviewing the result of diagnosis of the antenna. Refer to the following codes, to understand the diagnosis results.

DIAGNOSIS FULL TEST▲ FULL TEST ▼ ________________

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4. Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select a full diagnosis or single diagnosis and press OK key to execute the selected diagnosis.

DIAGNOSIS FULL TESTINGFULL TEST ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●

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5. A full diagnosis is completed.

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DIAGNOSIS COMMUNICATIONCODE 101 RESULT : PASSED

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6. The diagnosis result is shown.

Diagnosis Code :

CODE 101 : The data communication between the antenna and the ACU is tested.

CODE 102 : The azimuth motor is tested.

CODE 103 : The elevation motor is tested.

CODE 104 : The cross-level motor is tested.

CODE 105 : The azimuth encoder is tested.

CODE 106 : The cross-level encoder is tested.

CODE 107 : The gyro sensor is tested.

CODE 108 : The tilt sensor is tested.

CODE 109 : The sensor box motor is tested.

CODE 110 : The LNB is tested .

CODE 111 : The LNB skew motor is tested.

CODE 112 : The sub-reflector is tested.

CODE 113 : The antenna power is tested.

CODE 114 : The ACU power is tested.

CODE 115 : The receiver power is tested.

Test Result : ●2●●●●●●●●●-●●-● Test means passed. – Test means skipped. (112 and 115 will only be applied to Intellian TVRO antenna systems) ? Test means under process. 2 Refer to diagnosis code 102 as shown above for occurred error explanation.

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+ANTENNA →+SATELLITE+SYSTEM +INSTALLATION

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3. Press OK key to enter LOAD SAT. menu.

4. Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select satellite that you wish to track. Press OK key to load the selected satellite.

LOAD SATELLITE▲ [1] KOREA_5 113.00E ▼

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2. Press RIGHT arrow key to move cursor to SATELLITE and press OK key to enter SATELLITE menu.

1. Press LEFT arrow key to move cursor to YES and press OK key to enter setup mode.

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5. Press LEFT arrow key to move cursor to YES and press OK key to load the selected satellite and execute the current settings. Or press RIGHT arrow key to move cursor to NO and press OK key to abort and return to the main display.

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5. Edit the satellite orbit position, LONGITUDE and NAME.Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase or decrease the value. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set the parameter.

LONGITUDE EDIT NAME ▲ 113.00E ▼ KOREA_5

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4. Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the satellite that you whish to edit and press OK key to edit the selected satellite.

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+LOAD SAT. →+EDIT SAT.+ADD SAT.

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3. Press RIGHT arrow key and OK key to enter EDIT SAT. menu.

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DVB VERIFY SKEW OFFSET ▲ DVB DECODE ▼ +0.0

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6. Edit the satellite DVB VERIFY and SKEW OFFSET.

DVB VERIFY will be only activated and applied when choose to use DVB on trackingsignal . Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select DVB Verify 1) and press OKkey to set the parameter.

SELECT LOCAL TRACKING SIGNAL▲ 11300MHz ▼ NBD

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7. Set the LNB LOCAL frequency and TRACKING SIGNAL1) .Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase or decrease the value. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set the parameter.

Tracking Signal 1) - NBD - DVB

DVB Verify 1) - AGC – use signal level for satellite tracking.- DVB Lock – use DVB Lock for satellite tracking.- DVB Decode – use DVB Decode for satellite tracking. - DSS Decode – use DSS Decode for satellite tracking.

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11. Press LEFT arrow key to move cursor to YES and press OK key to save and execute the current settings. Or press RIGHT arrow key to move cursor to NOand press OK key to abort and return to the main display.

DVB FREQ. SYMBOL NID▲ 11747MHz ▼ 21300KHz 0x00AD

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9. Set the DVB FREQUENCY, SYMBOL RATE and NID when choose to use DVB on tracking signal .

45,000 is the maximum allowed symbol rate value. NID (network ID) range is from 0x000 to 0xFFFF (hexadecimal digit) .

Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase or decrease the value. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set the parameter.

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10. Set the NDB FREQUENCY and BANDWIDTH when choose to use NDB on tracking signal .

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5. Edit the satellite DVB VERIFY and SKEW OFFSET.

DVB VERIFY will be only activated and applied when choose to use DVB on trackingsignal . Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select DVB Verify 1) and press OKkey to set the parameter.

DVB Verify 1) - AGC – use signal level for satellite tracking.- DVB Lock – use DVB Lock for satellite tracking.- DVB Decode – use DVB Decode for satellite tracking. - DSS Decode – use DSS Decode for satellite tracking.

Add Satellite Information

◀ →LONGITUDE EDIT NAME ▶116.00E KOREA_CS

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+LOAD SAT. +EDIT SAT. →+ADD SAT.

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3. Press DOWN arrow key and OK key to enter ADD SAT. menu.

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4. Set the satellite LONGITUDE and satellite NAME. Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase or decrease the value. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set theparameter.

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6. Set the LNB LOCAL frequency and TRACKING SIGNAL1) .Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase or decrease the value. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set the parameter.

Tracking Signal 1) - NBD - DVB

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8. Set the DVB FREQUENCY, SYMBOL RATE and NID when choose to use DVB on tracking signal .

45,000 is the maximum allowed symbol rate value. NID (network ID) range is from 0x000 to 0xFFFF (hexadecimal digit) .


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10. Press LEFT arrow key to move cursor to YES and press OK key to save and execute the current settings. Or press RIGHT arrow key to move cursor to NOand press OK key to abort and return to the main display.

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9. Set the NDB FREQUENCY and BANDWIDTH when choose to use NDB on tracking signal .

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+ANTENNA +SATELLITE→+SYSTEM +INSTALLATION

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2. Press DOWN arrow key to move cursor to SYSTEM and press OK key to enter SYSTEM menu.

3. Press OK key to enter SET LOCAL menu to set the LNB local frequency.

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4. Set the LNB Local Frequency for each corresponded voltage power . (13V+0KHz, 18V+0KHz, 13V+22KHz, 18V+22KHz)

Press RETURN key and press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to select the parameter you wish to edit. Press OK key to edit parameter. Or press RETURN key again to return to the main display.

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◀ +SET LOCAL →+SET LOCATION ▶+MODEM PORT +BACKUP & RESTORE

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4. Set the current LATITUDE and LONGITUDE Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase or decrease the value. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press the OK key to set the parameter.

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5. Set the ship’s HEADING and GYRO TYPE Entry of ships heading is not required when your system is connected to a NMEA0813 or 1:1 Synchro Heading Gyro Compass output. Determine the type of gyro compass that is used on the ship. Ensure that the Gyro Type 1) is set correctly.

Press LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys until the desired character is underscored (selected). Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to increase /decrease the value. Or press NUMBER keys to set the desired value directly. Press OK key to set the parameter.

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Gyro Type 1) - None - NMEA- Synchro 1:1- Synchro 36:1- Synchro 90:1- Sychro 360:1

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◀ +SET LOCAL +SET LOCATION ▶→+MODEM PORT +BACKUP & RESTORE

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4. Set the MODEM PORT 1) and PROTOCOL 2)To select a proper communication port and protocol on the ACU to interface with the satellite modem. Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the correct parameter and press OK key to set the parameter.

Modem Port 1) - ETHERNET - RS422 - RS232

Protocol 2) - I/O Console - Open AMIP

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5. Set USE EXT. LOCK and EXT. LOCK ACTIVE (This menu will be activated when choose PROTOCOL as I/O CONSOLE). The function of USE EXT. LOCK is to use the external lock signal from the satellite modem. Connect the cable from the CONSOLE port on the rear of ACU to the satellite modem if choose “YES” to use this function.

Ext. lock active is referred that modem lock output from the modem provides a logic input via a voltage to the ACU to identify when it is on the correct satellite. This setting can be varied from modem to modem. (Refer to the modem manual for details.)

Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the parameter options. Press OK key to set the parameter. Press RETURN key to select the parameter you wish to edit and pressRETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display.

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6. Set TX MUTE ACTIVE (This menu will be activated when choose PROTOCOL as I/O CONSOLE). A transmit inhibit out put from the ACU will disable/ mute the modem transmit via a voltage whenever the antenna is blocked, searching, or is mis-pointed 0.5 degrees from peak satellite position. This setting can be varied from modem to modem. (Refer to the modem manual for details.)

Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select HIGH or LOW. Press OK key to set the parameter. Press RETURN key to select the parameter you wish to edit and press RETURN key again to save or abort and return to the main display.

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3. Press arrow keys to move cursor to BACKUP & RESTORE and press OK key to enter BACKUP & RESTORE menu.

4. Press UP and DOWN arrow keys to select Default Process Type 1)Press OK key to set the parameter and the processing message will be displayed.

Default Process Type 1) Load Default : To restore the antenna back to factory default settings.Backup User Data : To backup the antenna settings set by user. Restore User Data : To restore the antenna by using the backup user data.


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2. Press DOWN arrow key to move cursor to SYSTEM and press OK key to enterSYSTEM menu.

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4. System firmware and library versions are displayed. ANT: Antenna, ACU: Antenna Control Unit, LIB: Library . Press RETURN key to return to the main display. ANT : 1.00 (PCU) – 1.00 (STABILIZER)ACU : 1.00 (ACU_MAIN) – 1.00 (ACU_MODEM) – 1.00 (ACU_GYRO)


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PC Controller Program Introduction GUI Software of Intellian v110 has been created for the user to easily set up the antenna by using the user’s personal computer. Using the GUI program enables the user to easily monitor and modify the information of antenna, satellite and GPS. Additionally, detailed diagnostic methods of the antenna are provided by the GUI program.

Figure 27. Screen Capture of Intellian Antenna PC Controller To start this GUI program, 1. Connect one end of USB cable to the USB port on the computer. 2. Connect the other end of the USB cable (A-A or M-M Type) to the “PC” connector in front of ACU. ( or Connect by using PC Serial Cable) 3. Execute GUI program by inserting the supplied CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive of the computer.

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Baud Rate Setting

Data Communication Status

Serial Port Selection

Serial Connection Connect / Disconnect

Button

Modem Communication Type Selection

(RS 232, RS422, Ethernet)

Communication TypeSelection

Connect/Disconnect Network Button

IP AddressPort Number

TX Mute: A transmit inhibit output from the ACU will disable/mute the modem transmit .

EXT Lock: Modem lock output from the modem provides a logic input to the ACU to identify when it is on the correct satellite.

Program Initialing and Communication Setup Data communication between the antenna, ACU and satellite modem must be established as the first step in order to start setting your antenna.

Figure 28. Communication Settings

Definition of Functions Baud Rate Setting: To display the speed of data communication. Connection Status: To display data connection between ACU and PC. Serial Port Setting: To select serial port to be used. Connect/ Disconnect: To establish connection between PC and ACU. Modem: To setup the modem communication type. (RS232, RS422, Ethernet) Network Communication: To setup the IP address and port number. Select Communication: To select communication type between Serial Communication and Network Communication. You need to select “Serial communication” when you connect your PC and the ACU by using the supplied USB or serial cable. Select “Network Communication” when you

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connect to the Internet or Intranet. TX Mute: A transmit inhibit output from the ACU will disable/mute the modem transmit via a voltage whenever the antenna is blocked, searching, or is mis-pointed 0.5 degrees from peak satellite position. This setting can be varied from modem to modem. (Refer to the modem manual for details.) EXT Lock: is referred that modem lock output from the modem provides a logic input via a voltage to the ACU to identify when it is on the correct satellite. This setting can be varied from modem to modem. (Refer to the modem manual for details.)

Main Menu

Controller Menu

Display ACU Model and Firmware Version

Display Modem and Antenna Status

Monitoring Antenna Current Status

Display Signal Level (Tuner or NBD)

Display Antenna Model and Firmware Version

Figure 29. Main Menu Controller Menu Position (GPS, Heading, Bow) & Manual Search Set Tracking Information of Current Satellite Tracking Information of Library Version, Tracking Parameter & Block Zones

Diagnosis, Search Parameter & Sensor Adjust

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Communication Information Antenna Status Search 2: The search range corresponds to the Search Pattern 2. Once the signal is located, the antenna will enter to Search 3 mode Search 3: The antenna is detecting the satellite signal which is above current tracking level threshold. The search range corresponds to the Search Pattern 3. Once the signal is located, the antenna will enter to Tracking mode. Tracking: Antenna is tracking the selected satellite. Initialize: Antenna or the ACU is initializing. Setup: Antenna is in setup mode. Comm: Antenna is able to be communicated.

In the “Setup mode”, the “Back Up Position” or “Restore Position” message will pop up if the “Backup” or “Restore” button is pressed. The “Backup File (*.ibf)” will be generated on the PC if the “Back Up to PC” button is pressed. In addition, you can also restore the settings by using a saved “backup” file on the PC. These functions are only applied to ACU 1.07 version or above. Satellite Modem and Antenna Status TX Enable: TX function is being enabled. Enable Mode: Enable mode is activated. Blockage: Antenna is facing the pre-defined block zones. Pointing: Antenna is pointing to the target satellite. Modem Lock: Satellite modem is sending a logic input to the ACU to identify when the antenna tracks on the correct satellite. LNB Rotate: LNB is rotating. Other Information: Local Freq: To display LNB local frequency.



Signal Level: To display signal level. It shows “Tuner” when choose DVB tracking mode and “NBD” when choose NBD tracking mode. Product Ant: To display antenna model and “PCU” firmware version. Product ACU: To display ACU model and “Main” firmware version. Definition of Program Command Buttons Restart: To exit setup mode and restart antenna again. Setup: To enter the setup mode. Get Antenna Information: To indicate the information on display after receiving input from the antenna. Factory Setting: To initialize all antenna information to default as it was in the factory status. Save Satellite: If the current settings are able to locate the satellite (in Tracking mode), press this button to save the settings. It will shorten the satellite acquisition duration next time Backup: To backup antenna information to ACU. Restore: To restore the antenna by using saved information in ACU.

Controller Menu

Position (GPS, Heading, Bow) & Manual Search Antenna makes use of GPS and ship’s heading information to search satellite faster. The more precise the GPS information is, the quicker the antenna is able to search for the satellite. The method to input information into GPS is to mark “Edit GPS” first and push “Set GPS” button after keying in the latitude and longitude information.

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Display current GPS and Ship’s heading. Put check mark in front of Edit GPS to edit GPS information and press Set GPS button

Move antenna azimuth and elevation position and LNB skew anglepreciously by small of amount assigned in the text box.

LNB skew information

The current antenna absolute AZ and EL position and relative AZ and LNB skew angle. The absolute azimuth position of the antenna is the sum of ships heading and antenna relative .

To select the ship’s heading device

Bow offset is to offset the angle difference between the antenna’s bow and the ship’s bow.

Figure 30. Antenna Angle, GPS and Ship’s Heading Information Definition of Functions Antenna Current GPS: To display current antenna GPS and Ship’s heading information corresponding to the ship’s Gyro. Heading Device: To select the ship’s heading device. Antenna Angle 1: To display current antenna absolute AZ (azimuth) and EL (elevation) position and relative AZ and LNB skew angle Bow: To display current bow offset value. Skew Information: To display current LNB skew angle. Antenna Angle 2: To move antenna azimuth and elevation position and LNB skew angle manually and preciously by small of amount assigned in the text box. Definition of Program Command Buttons Set GPS: To set antenna GPS position manually. Set Device: To select ship’s heading device Set Bow Offset: To offset the angle difference between the antenna’s bow and the ship’s bow. Skew Calibration: To calibrate the LNB skew angle. Calibrate the LNB



skew angle when replace the control board, skew potentiometer or belt.

Set Tracking Information of Current Satellite Satellite name, orbit position (longitude) and satellite skew offset

DVB Tracking Frequency

NBD Tracking Frequency

LNB Local Frequency

Display current LNB local frequency and supplied LNB power

Setup RX and TX polarity and tracking method

Figure 31. Setup the Current Satellite Tracking Information

Definition of Functions Satellite, Longitude and Skew Offset: To display current target satellite name, longitude position and LNB skew angle offset value. TR Frequency Common Info: 1) To display current LNB local frequency and supplied LNB power. 2) To setup tracking method between NBD and DVB (Tuner). 3) To setup RX and TX polarity. DVB: To setup tracking information for DVB tracking mode. NBD: To setup tracking information for NBD tracking mode. Local Frequency: To display LNB local frequency to the corresponded LNB power. Base Local: To display the local frequency of NBD RX. Select the Swedish Microwave (SMW) LNB type. If SMW LNB is already set, SMW LNB type will be displayed. In the “Setup mode”, check the “Edit Enable” check box to set the desired value for each parameter you wish to edit. After the changes are made, click “Edit Satellite Information” button to save the current settings.

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Definition of Program Command Buttons Set Local Frequency: To setup LNB local frequency to the corresponded LNB power. Edit Satellite Information: To edit current satellite information.

Tracking Information of Library Display the saved satellite list from the ACU

Display Satellite Name, Longitude and LNB Skew Offset

DVB Signal Tracking Mode :Setup Frequency, Symbol rate ,NID and Verify Type for the satellite that you wish to track.

NBD Signal Tracking Mode :Setup Frequency and Bandwidth for the satellite that you wish to track.

Setup LNB local frequency for the corresponded voltage power

Select polarity for RX and TX Pol and Tracking Mode Figure 32. Library Information

Definition of Functions Satellite, Longitude and Skew Offset: To display current target satellite name, longitude position and LNB skew angle offset value. Work Type: To select work type 1) Load Sat: To load the selected satellite as target satellite 2) Edit Sat: To edit the selected satellite 3) Add Sat: To add the defined satellite into ACU. TR Frequency Common Info: 1) To display current LNB local frequency and supplied LNB power. 2) To setup tracking method between NBD and DVB (Tuner). 3) To setup RX and TX polarity. DVB: To setup tracking information for DVB tracking mode. NBD: To setup tracking information for NBD tracking mode. Local Frequency: To display LNB local frequency to the corresponded LNB power.



Definition of Program Command Buttons Get Data From ACU: To get the saved information from the ACU during the “Setup mode”. Edit Satellite: To change the satellite information of the selected satellite. Add Satellite: To add the satellite information as defined in the current settings. Open Library From PC: To open the library file from the supplied Intellian CD. Upload Library to ACU: To upload the library file to ACU. Save Library to PC: To save the current library file to the PC. Edit Library: To edit the selected library file. Add Library: To add the library file as defined in the current settings. Delete Library: To delete the selected library file. It is required to press the “Save Library to PC” button after clicking “Edit Library”, “Add Library “, or “Delete Library” button. These functions are only applied to version 1.07 of the ACU firmware or above.

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Version, Tracking Parameter & Block Zone It is not recommended for a novice at satellite service to use this mode. Consult Intellian for changing antenna parameters.

Display antenna and antenna control unit firmware versions and library version.

Product Information

Setup DVB(Tuner) detect and tracking threshold

Block Zone Setting

Setup NBD detect and tracking threshold

Figure 33. Display Antenna Versions and Tracking Parameters

Definition of Functions Software Information: To display antenna and ACU firmware versions, and library version. Product Information: To display antenna and ACU serial numbers. Parameter Setting (Tuner): To display current detect level threshold and tracking level threshold when uses DVB (Tuner) tracking method. Parameter Setting (NBD): To display current detect level threshold

and tracking level threshold when uses NDB tracking method. Block Zones: To display current block zones by azimuth and elevation sectors. Definition of Program Command Buttons Set Parameters: To setup the control parameters. Set Block Zone: To setup the block zones by defining azimuth and



elevation sectors. Diagnosis, Search Parameter & Sensor Adjust

Antenna diagnosis test

Tilt Bias Setting is required to set when the system is newly installed or antenna control board is replaced. When correcting the “bubble”, it should be as close to the center of the fluid as possible.

EL Adjust – The elevation adjust is to offset the angle difference between the mechanical elevation angle and actual elevation angle.

Setup Search Range

Figure 34. Display Antenna Versions and Parameters Definition of Functions Tilt Sensor Bias: Tilt bias setting for EL (elevation) and CL (cross-level) are required to set when the system is the control board, skew potentiometer or belt is replaced. When correcting the “bubble”, it should be as close to the center of the fluid as possible. EL Adjust: The elevation adjustment is to offset the angle difference between the mechanical elevation angle and actual elevation angle. Diagnosis: To display the antenna diagnostic result. Definition of Program Command Buttons Ready: To confirm to the tilt bias setting. After pressing the Ready button, a remote tilt calibration is required to align the sensor box correctly by pressing button to adjust elevation and cross-level angle so that 2-axis tilt sensor will be aligned accurately to the axis it related to.

The fluid filled tilt sensor provides a two dimensional horizon

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reference. The system is not able to be automatically calculated the exact center value, therefore, it is necessary to perform this procedure to manually enter any offset required to make sure the PCU receives a true reference to the horizon. Diagnosis: If “Diagnosis” button is pressed, the system will carry out the selected full diagnosis “Test All” or single diagnosis. The software will display the diagnosis results (Blue dot represents “normal”, red represents “abnormal” and green represents “the diagnosis is under process”). Set EL Adjust: To offset the angle difference between the mechanical elevation angle and actual elevation angle. Calibration Gyro: Calibrate the bias of gyro sensor located on the sensor box. Before calibrating the gyro sensor, make sure that the antenna is placed on a rigid and flat platform. During the calibration process, the antenna should avoid any motion as it can affect the antenna’s performance. After clicking the “Calibration Gyro” button, the green dot will be displayed as a ready signal to calibrate the gyro sensor. The red dot (fail) or blue dot (pass) will be displayed once the calibration is completed, Idle Mode: To release the EL/CL BLCD motor brakes during the “Setup mode”. The antenna can be moved manually during the idle mode. It is required to turn off and turn on the ACU power to bring the antenna out of the idle mode.



Warranty

This product is guaranteed by Intellian Technologies Inc., against defect due to faulty workmanship or materials and this guarantee covers for 1 year’s parts from installation or 18 months from shipment. You are requested to present a copy of the purchase receipt issued by Intellian Technologies, Inc. that presents the date of purchase for after sales service under warranty. In case of failure to present the date of purchase, the warranty period is to be calculated to 30 days after the manufacturing production date. If you discover a defect, Intellian Technologies, Inc. will, at its option, repair, replace or refund the purchase price of the product at no charge to you, provided you return it during the warranty period, transportation charges prepaid, to the factory direct. Please attach your name, address, telephone number, a description of the problem and a copy of the bill of sale or sales receipt as proof of date of original retail purchase, to each product returned to warranty service. Alternatively, you may bring the product to an Authorized Intellian Technologies, Inc. dealer/distributor for repair. This Limited Warranty does not apply if the product has been damaged by accident, abuse, misuse or misapplication or has been modified without the written permission of Intellian Technologies, Inc.; if any Intellian Technologies, Inc. serial number has been removed or defaced; or if any factory-sealed part of the system has been opened without authorization.

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Appendix : v110 Technical Specification General

Approvals CE – conforms to FCC – verified to

EU Directive 89/336/EEC CFR47:Part 15

Dimensions Satellite antenna unit Antenna dish diameter Antenna control unit

146.8 cm x 151.7 cm (57.8” x 59.7”) 105cm (41.3") 43cm x38cm x4.37cm (16.9”x14.9”x1.7”)

Weight Satellite antenna unit Antenna control unit

150kg (330 lbs) 5.2kg (11.5 lbs)

Antenna system performance

Tx Frequency 14.0 ~ 14.5 GHz Ku-band Tx Gain 41.3 dBi @ Mid band Rx Frequency 10.95 ~ 12.75 GHz Ku-band Rx Gain 40.2 dBi @ Mid band Polarized Feed Cross-pol or Co-pol Skew Control Automatic Skew-angle Control Azimuth range Unlimited Elevation range -15° ~ +120° Cross-level range +/- 37°

Stabilization Accuracy 0.2° peak mis-pointing @ max ship motion condition

Max Ship’s motion +/-25°roll, +/- 15° pitch, +/-8° yaw @ 6 sec

Turning rate Up to 12°/ sec & 5°/ sec2

BUC 4W, 6W, 8W (optional)

Rack Mount Antenna Control Unit

Display 2 Line 40 Character Graphic VFD Module

Serial Interface 19200bps 8, N, 1, RS-232C Modem Interface Ethernet port / RS-232C / I/O ports

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Remote Access TCP / IP

Input Power 90~ 260V AC, 47~ 63Hz (Max 300W including 8W BUC Power)

Gyrocompass Interface NMEA/ Synchro/ Step-by-Step

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Intellian Technologies, Inc. HQ Dongik Building 2nd Flr., 98 Nonhyun-Dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 135-010, Korea Tel : +82-2-511-2244 Fax: +82-2-511-2235 Factory SK Ventium 104-501, 522 Dangjeong-Dong, Gunpo-Si, Kyunggi-Do 435-776, Korea Phone: +82-31-436-1488 Fax: +82-31-436-1489 R&D Center SK Ventium 104-601, 522 Dangjeong-Dong, Gunpo-Si, Kyunggi-Do 435-776, Korea Phone: +82-31-436-2280 Fax: +82-31-436-2284 Intellian Technologies USA, Inc. 9261 Irvine Blvd. Irvine, CA 92618 USA Phone: +1-949-916-4411 Fax: +1-949-271-4183

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