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TriSat - Manual
Tracking 101
119 Menu 110
Set Sat Select Mode?
Yes Next Return
Auto or Manual?
Auto Manual Return
DualSat
Tracking <SAT NAME>
<SAT A> Menu <SAT B>
Return to "Set Sat Select Mode"
or "Install Satellite"
2005-2007, KVH Industries, Inc.
Select SAT 101 and:
119 110 Return
MultiSat Control Panel Menu Quick Reference Guide
MultiSat Control Panel Menu Quick Reference Guide
USA or Europe?
USA Europe Return
Installing TriSat
Group - Please Wait
101, 119, and 110
sats installed
Restarting antenna
Select Satellite A
Select Satellite B
Set Sat Select Mode
Auto Manual
Go to
TriSat - Manual
Main Display
Go to
TriSat - Automatic
Main Display
Select SAT 101 and:
119 110 Return
* Press any button to return
RF Flash Port
Main Flash Port
Use the latest version of the KVH Flash
Update Wizard to upgrade the software
Set brightness?
Yes Next Return
Control antenna?
Yes Next Return
Get antenna status?
Yes Next Return
Upgrade software?
Yes Next Return
Return to
"Get Antenna
Status"
Sleep Mode On/Off
Set sleep on/off?
Yes Next Return
Update Frequency Data
‡
Sat frequency scan?
Yes Next Return
Man control antenna?
Yes Next Return
Adjust Azimuth/Elevation
Configure Satellite?
Yes Next Return
Set Frequency, Symbol Rate,
FEC Code, and Network ID
‡
Set Latitude/Longitude
Set Lat/Long?
Yes Next Return
Current State *
Get State?
Yes Next Return
Bit Error Rate *
Get bit error rate?
Yes Next Return
Get System Errors?
Yes Next Return
Errors Detected *
Antenna Software Versions *
Get version?
Yes Next Return
Antenna Serial Number *
Get serial number?
Yes Next Return
Threshold and Signal Levels *
Get thres/sig level?
Yes Next Return
LNB Skew Angle *
Get skew angle?
Yes Next Return
Min Bright Max
*************
Set Display Brightness
^RF Use Jack Main^
HALT Return
System Halted
Set Instant On Mode On/Off
Set instant on/off?
Yes Next Return
Install A <Sat Name>
Yes Next Cancel
Install B <Sat Name>
Yes Next Cancel
Installing sats
Please Wait
<SatA> and
<SatB> installed
Restarting antenna
Trisat Mode?
Yes No Return
Antenna restarted
Install Satellite?
Yes Next Return
Restart Antenna?
Yes Next Return
Operations mode?
Yes Next Return
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TracVision M5/M7/M9 only
119 Menu
TriSat - Automatic
101-110: Tracking 101
MultiSat Control Panel Owner’s Manual
MultiSat Control
Panel
With HDTV Converter
Owner’s Manual
This manual provides all of the basic information you need to
install, operate, set up, and troubleshoot the MultiSat Control
Panel (MCP) and HDTV converter.
NOTE: The MultiSat Control Panel is not a standalone unit. It is an
add-on accessory for an installed DVB-compatible TracVision
satellite TV antenna system.
Please direct questions, comments, or suggestions to:
KVH Industries, Inc.
50 Enterprise Center
Middletown, RI 02842-5279 USA
Tel: +1 401 847-3327
Fax: +1 401 849-0045
E-mail: info@kvh.com
Internet: www.kvh.com
MultiSat Control Panel
Serial Number
If you have any comments regarding this manual, please e-mail
them to manuals@kvh.com. Your input is greatly appreciated!
This manual provides complete installation, operation, setup, and
troubleshooting information for your MultiSat Control Panel (MCP)
and HDTV converter.
Who Should Use This Manual
The installer should refer to the “Installation” chapter and “Wiring
Diagrams” appendix for information on installing the MCP and HDTV
converter.
The user should refer to the “Operation” and “Menu Functions”
chapters to learn how to operate and set up the control panel.
The user or servicing technician should refer to the
“Troubleshooting” chapter to help identify the cause of a system
problem.
MultiSat Control Panel Owner’s Manual
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Notifications Used in this Manual
This manual uses the following notifications to call attention to
important information:
This is a danger, warning, or caution notice. Be sure to read
these carefully to avoid injury!
IMPORTANT!
This is an important notice. Be sure to read these carefully to
ensure proper operation and configuration of your system.
NOTE: This is a Note that provides useful supplemental information.
TIP: This is a Tip that provides hints to get the most out of your system.
CAUTION
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Typographical Conventions
This manual uses the following typographical conventions:
Text ExampleDescription
<Sat Name>
###
“System Overview” on
page 5
MCP Interface Conventions
When instructions indicate to select a specific MCP menu option, press
the button located directly beneath the menu option on the MCP
display.
Figure 1-1 Example of MCP Menu Option and Corresponding Button
101-110:Tracking 110
119 Menu
Text in brackets or the pound sign (#)
indicates a variable field on the MCP
display
Cross-reference to another chapter in
the manual or to a website
MCP
Related Documentation
In addition to this Owner’s Manual, the following documents are
provided with the product:
DocumentDescription
Product Registration FormDetails on registering the product
Warranty StatementWarranty terms and conditions
Contents ListList of every part supplied in the kit
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Product Overview
The MultiSat Control Panel (MCP) and HDTV converter enable your
TracVision antenna to receive HDTV programming from DIRECTV’s
specially configured 110 satellite, in addition to DIRECTV’s 101 and
119 satellites.
MultiSat Control Panel (MCP)
The MultiSat Control Panel (MCP) allows you to control the
TracVision antenna through a simple user interface consisting of an
LCD and three buttons (see Figure 1-2). Now you can easily configure
the antenna, select satellites, check system status, and restart the
antenna right from the MCP.
Figure 1-2 MCP Front Panel
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LCD
Buttons
The MCP connects to your TracVision system via two data cables (see
Figure 1-3). The MCP also connects to the HDTV converter and
primary receiver to provide the HDTV control signal, as required, to
switch to the DIRECTV 110 satellite. Complete installation instructions
are provided in the next chapter. System wiring diagrams for each
antenna/receiver configuration are provided in “Appendix B” on
page 69.
Figure 1-3 MCP Rear Panel
HDTV Connections
TracVision Data ConnectionsDC Power In
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HDTV Converter
The HDTV converter adjusts the signal frequency of DIRECTV’s 110
satellite, allowing the TracVision system to receive its high-definition
channels.
Figure 1-4 HDTV Converter
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2.Installation
This chapter explains how to connect the MCP and HDTV converter to
your TracVision system and how to mount the MCP.
IMPORTANT!
This manual assumes that you are adding the MCP to a TracVision
system that is already installed on the vessel/vehicle. If the antenna is
not yet installed, follow the detailed instructions in the antenna’s
manual to install and test the antenna system. Then follow the
instructions in this chapter to install the MCP and HDTV converter.
MultiSat Control Panel Owner’s Manual
Chapter 2 - Installation
Contents
Inspecting Parts and Getting Tools.................................... 9
Planning the Installation.................................................. 10
Preparing the MCP Mounting Site (Flush Mount only)..... 11
Attaching the MCP Flush Mount Bracket
(Flush Mount only)........................................................... 12
Wiring the MCP to the Antenna - M9 ............................... 21
Wiring the HDTV Converter and Receiver ........................ 23
Mounting the MCP ........................................................... 25
Selecting the DIRECTV TriSat Group................................ 27
Choosing a Sat Select Mode............................................ 29
Configuring the DIRECTV HD Receiver............................. 31
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Inspecting Parts and Getting Tools
Before you begin, follow these steps to make sure you have everything
you need to complete the installation.
1. Unpack the box and ensure it contains everything
shown on the Kitpack Contents List. Save the packaging
for future use.
2. Carefully examine all of the supplied parts to ensure
nothing was damaged in shipment.
3. Gather all of the tools and materials listed below. You
will need these items to complete the installation.
•Flat-head and Phillips-head screwdrivers
•7/16" open-end wrench
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•Electric drill
•#29 and 3/32" drill bits
•3/16" nut driver/socket
•Light hammer and center punch
•Adhesive tape
•Scriber or pencil
•DIRECTV HD receiver and HDTV television (required
to receive DIRECTV’s HDTV programming)
•Power cable for connecting power to the MCP from the
TracVision system (see Figure 2-1)
Figure 2-1 Power Cable Guidelines
Cable LengthUse Cable Gauge
< 40 ft (12 m)
40-70 ft (12-21 m)
14AWG (2.5mm
12AWG (4mm
2
)
2
)
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Chapter 2 - Installation
Planning the Installation
Before you begin, consider the following MCP installation guidelines.
•Select an MCP mounting location in a dry, well-ventilated area
inside the vessel/vehicle away from any heat sources or salt spray.
•Be sure the MCP’s front panel will be easily accessible to the user.
The owner will use the MCP’s buttons to control the antenna.
•Be sure to leave enough room at the MCP’s rear panel for
connecting the cables (see Figure 2-2 for MCP dimensions).
Figure 2-2 MCP Dimensions
0.66"
(16.7 mm)
3.17"
(80.6 mm)
2.52"
(64.1 mm)
8.1"
(205.7 mm)
•Since the supplied main control cable and RF control cable are both
25 ft (7.6 m) long, the MCP must be located within 25 ft (7.6 m) of
the TracVision antenna’s switchplate, ADCU, or MCU. You will
need to connect the MCP using these special cables.
•The kitpack contains parts for mounting the MCP either to a
horizontal surface (using Velcro) or to a vertical surface (using the
supplied flush mount bracket).
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Preparing the MCP Mounting Site (Flush Mount only)
NOTE: Skip this step if you plan to mount the MCP to a horizontal surface.
1. Using the MCP flush mounting template provided at
the end of this manual (see page 79), mark and cut out a
hole in the mounting surface to accommodate the flush
mount bracket (see Figure 2-3).
Figure 2-3 MCP Mounting Holes Layout
8.87"
.63"
(16 mm)
7.62"
(194 mm)
(225 mm)
3.08"
(78 mm)
1.83"
(46 mm)
.63"
(16 mm)
.136" ( 3.45 mm)
Mounting Hole (x4)
2. Using the same template, mark the locations for the
four MCP mounting holes.
3. Using a #29 drill bit, drill a 0.136" (3.45 mm) hole at the
four mounting hole locations. Later, you will mount the
MCP using four #8 screws.
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Attaching the MCP Flush Mount Bracket
(Flush Mount only)
NOTE: Skip this step if you plan to mount the MCP to a horizontal surface.
1. Slide the bracket onto the MCP from behind and
position the front edge of the bracket over the seam line
between the front bezel and the chassis.
2. Secure the bracket in place using two #6-32 screws and
washers (see Figure 2-4).
Figure 2-4 MCP Flush Mount Bracket
#6-32 x 1/2" Screw
and Washer (x2)
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Wiring the MCP to the Antenna - R4/R5 Switchplate
If you are connecting the MCP to a TracVision R4 or R5, follow the
steps in this section to wire the MCP to the switchplate.
CAUTION
For your own safety, disconnect vehicle power and make sure the
circuit is dead before you begin wiring.
Modifying the Switchplate (Optional)
To configure the switchplate for an MCP installation, follow these
steps to replace the maintenance port assembly in the switchplate with
the MCP-ready maintenance port assembly supplied in the kitpack.
NOTE: The MCP-ready maintenance port assembly moves the DB9
maintenance port to the back of the switchplate. This allows you to later
connect the main control cable to the back of the switchplate, hidden from
view. However, if you wish, you may skip this step and simply connect the
main control cable to the DB9 maintenance port on the front of the
unmodified switchplate.
1. Remove and discard the two jack screws securing the
standard maintenance port assembly to the switchplate
(see Figure 2-5).
Figure 2-5 Detaching the Standard Maintenance Port Assembly
Remove
Jack Screws
2. Disconnect the antenna’s data/power cable from the
maintenance port assembly. You will reconnect it later.
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3. Carefully disconnect the two power wires from the
maintenance port assembly’s power terminals. You will
reattach these wires later. Do not disconnect the power
wires connected to the switchplate itself.
4. Remove and save the standard maintenance port
assembly (see Figure 2-6).
Figure 2-6 Standard Maintenance Port Assembly
Maintenance Port Assembly
Standard
5. Attach the MCP-ready maintenance port assembly to
the switchplate using two #4-24 screws (see Figure 2-7).
These screws simply replace the jack screws you
removed in Step 1.
Figure 2-7 MCP-Ready Maintenance Port Assembly
MCP-ready
Maintenance Port Assembly
Power Wires
Antenna
Data/Power
6. Connect the switchplate’s two power wires and the
antenna’s data/power cable to the new maintenance
port assembly.
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Wiring the MCP to the Switchplate
1. Connect the main control cable (DB9-male to DB9-male)
from the DB9 maintenance port jack on the switchplate
to the “Antenna Unit” jack on the MCP (see Figure 2-8).
Figure 2-8 MCP-to-Switchplate Wiring
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Switchplate
+
–
Main ControlPower
HDTV
ANTENNA UNIT RF PORTTONE
CONTROL
RF Control
MCP
DETECT
+
FUSEPOWER IN
+ / –
–
2. Connect the RF control cable (RJ22 to DB9-female) from
the RJ22 jack on the switchplate to the “RF Port” jack on
the MCP.
3. Connect a set of power wires from the switchplate’s
power output terminals to the plastic power plug
supplied in the kitpack (see Figure 2-9) (for cable
specifications, see Figure 2-1 on page 9).
Figure 2-9 MCP Power Plug
Terminal Screw (x2)
Retaining Screw (x2)
GroundPower
(11-16 VDC)
4. Plug the MCP power plug into the “Power In” jack on
the MCP. Secure in place with the retaining screws.
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Wiring the MCP to the Antenna - M5/M7 Switchplate
If you are connecting the MCP to a TracVision M5 or M7 switchplate
configuration, follow the steps in this section to wire the MCP to the
switchplate.
CAUTION
For your own safety, disconnect vessel power and make sure the
circuit is dead before you begin wiring.
Modifying the Switchplate (Optional)
To configure the switchplate for an MCP installation, follow these
steps to replace the maintenance port assembly in the switchplate with
the MCP-ready maintenance port assembly supplied in the kitpack.
NOTE: The MCP-ready maintenance port assembly moves the DB9
maintenance port to the back of the switchplate. This allows you to later
connect the main control cable to the back of the switchplate, hidden from
view. However, if you wish, you may skip this step and simply connect the
main control cable to the DB9 maintenance port on the front of the
unmodified switchplate.
1. Remove and discard the two jack screws securing the
standard maintenance port assembly to the switchplate
(see Figure 2-10).
Figure 2-10 Detaching the Standard Maintenance Port Assembly
Remove
Jack Screws
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2. Carefully disconnect the antenna’s data cable from the
maintenance port assembly’s terminal board. You will
reconnect these wires later.
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3. Remove and save the standard maintenance port
assembly (see Figure 2-11).
Figure 2-11 Standard Maintenance Port Assembly
Standard
Maintenance Port Assembly
4. Attach the MCP-ready maintenance port assembly to
the switchplate using two #4-24 screws (see
Figure 2-12). These screws simply replace the jack
screws you removed in Step 1.
Figure 2-12 MCP-Ready Maintenance Port Assembly
MCP-ready
Maintenance Port Assembly
Attach P-clip here
Data Cable
to Antenna
YELLOW Not Used
GREEN Not Used
BRN/WHT PC GND
WHT/BRN PC TXD
ORG/WHT PC RXD
WHT/ORG RF GND
GRY/WHT RF TXD
WHT/GRY RF RXD
BLACK Not Used
NOT USED Not Used
5. Wire the TracVision antenna’s data cable to the
terminal board on the new maintenance port assembly.
Be sure to match the wire colors (body color/stripe color) with
the terminal board label.
6. Using a P-clip, strain-relieve all wires at the switchplate
by securing them to the bottom screw of the
maintenance port assembly.
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