Thank you for telling me to re-mount using the "a" Hole...LOL No pun intended.Remember, for a motorized install, the "A" scale of the dish bracket will be used. Disassemble the bracket and reassemble using the other holes stamped "A" then mount on the motor tube. Take great care centering the dish on the motor tube. On a u-bolt type bracket, it is very easy to misalign and be off several degrees and not track the arc.
I would highly recommend that you install your first motorized dish on a ground mounted pole. Once you get the dish accurately tracking the arc, then consider moving it to the roof.
Good luck!
Don't forget to zero out your lnb also.Ok, mounted the motor on my pole pointed true south 180*. I then mounted the dish to the motor heading also to true south 180*. I have my lat and long and azimuth true and mag and my ele. Going to try to figure out where to set my motor angle and my dish angle next.
Don't use the elevation gauge on the B side anymore! Look on the other side of the dish, and use the one labeled "A"...Ok I think I got it set to try...the manual say's by my lat of 28.9219 or 29 my motor should be at 61 ele. angle and my dish at 25.2. so there it is. will try in a few to see if I hit anything.
Oh crap... Thanks.Don't use the elevation gauge on the B side anymore! Look on the other side of the dish, and use the one labeled "A"...
Change "Motor Type" to "USALS" and enter your latitude and longitude in the menu for it. Then, go to 97w with the motor through the receiver, and see if you have a signalOk fixed that...thank you. Now I also tested motor to move via the unit itself and it checks out. Now what do I do with my receiver to search satellite's??
Ok, did the motor actually move, and does it LOOK like it's now aiming at 97w? If so, then slightly adjust dish elevation until you get quality. Make sure you select a channel you actually watched before, off the dish itself.Also antenna setup screen.
I'm not sure if it moved. Can I select another satellite like one in the 120's just to see if it moves then set it back to 97?Ok, did the motor actually move, and does it LOOK like it's now aiming at 97w? If so, then slightly adjust dish elevation until you get quality. Make sure you select a channel you actually watched before, off the dish itself.
You did make sure the motor is center-aimed at true South, correct? IF you suspect that could be off a hair, then you might also have to adjust azimuth on that a little bit.
First, when you set the motor to USALS in the menu, is there a place to add your dishes location in Latitude and Longitude? It has to be there somewhere, and you MUST enter that!I'm not sure if it moved. Can I select another satellite like one in the 120's just to see if it moves then set it back to 97?
Hi, yes there is and I did. I tried to move the dish to 125 sat... said on the screen that it was moving but it did not move. I'll check the lat/long setting again.First, when you set the motor to USALS in the menu, is there a place to add your dishes location in Latitude and Longitude? It has to be there somewhere, and you MUST enter that!
Once you do that, then sure, go to any sat you want to see if the dish moves