Connect the sensor wires ( S1 & S2 ) to terminals 8 & 9 ( Pulse & Ground). It doesn't matter what order. Connect the motor wires (M1 & M2) to terminals 10 & 11 (M1 & M2) If the motor runs west when it's supposed to go east just switch the M1 and M2 wires.
DX Antenna DSB-400 Positioner
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I've seen several members using vintage equipment as a dish positioner. In case anyone's interested, I have a Uniden Ultra complete with the remote. There is no VCII module, and the back cover for the VCII module is missing. I had it hooked up about a month last summer to move the one dish I have that's still movable until I found a couple UST-300 dish positioners and remotes.
If anyone's interested, I'll take $25.00 above the cost of shipping and it can be yours. The only reason I'm asking an additional $25.00 is because I could not find the remote that came with it, (probably sold it), and had to purchase one from a local installer before I could use it. I was darn lucky to find an original Uniden remote for this unit at any price. I have some others, but I haven't had time to dig them out and test them.
If anyone's interested, send me a PM and we will work out the details.
If anyone's interested, I'll take $25.00 above the cost of shipping and it can be yours. The only reason I'm asking an additional $25.00 is because I could not find the remote that came with it, (probably sold it), and had to purchase one from a local installer before I could use it. I was darn lucky to find an original Uniden remote for this unit at any price. I have some others, but I haven't had time to dig them out and test them.
If anyone's interested, send me a PM and we will work out the details.
The sensor wire shield drain wire (bare wire inside the foil shield around sensor S1 / S2 wires), should be connected to the far right terminal labeled SH. The shield drain wire should not be connected on the other end (out at the actuator).
