Maxview MXL002 Manuale utente

HOME ENTERTAINMENT ON THE MOVE

INSTALLATION, OPERATION

& USER MANUAL

MXL002 & MXL002/TWIN OMNISAT DOME

Common Lane, Setchey, King’s Lynn,

Norfolk, PE33 0AT. England Helpline: +49 (0) 1553 811000

Tel: +49 (0) 1553 813300

Email: cust_serv@maxview.co.uk

Web: www.maxview.co.uk

9111325 Iss 2

We thank you for buying the Maxview Omnisat Dome Satellite System.

The Omnisat Dome has been designed for permanent attachment to the roof of your vehicle.

It will receive satellite reception almost anywhere in Europe.

The Maxview Omnisat Dome is designed to be used to receive and watch satellite broadcasts in road vehicles

e.g. caravans, minibuses, RVs and lorries while these vehicles are parked.

The Omnisat Dome is easy to use, but please read through this manual thoroughly prior to starting

the installation.

If you should require any technical assistance please contact 01553 811000

Maxview reserves the right to change speciﬁcations without prior notice

432

CONTENTS Page/s

SECTION 1 - INSTALLATION 4

Importantant Safety Instructions 5

Before starting installations 5

Tool List 5

Vehicle Installation 6/7

Electrical Installation 8/9

SECTION 2 - OPERATING 10

Operating The System 11

Precautions 11

Receiver Buttons and Functions 11

Connection Diagram MXL003 variant 12

Connection Diagram MXL003/twin variant 13

First Installation and TV Settings 14

Channel Selection 14

Infobar 14

Teletext 14

Channel List - Selection of the List Type 15/16

Channel list - Operatin Manual 17-20

Radio 21

Favourite Channel List 21

Satellite Selection 21

Main Menu 22

Installation 22

Transponder List 23

Changing Program Settings 24/25

Automatic Search 26

System 27

OSD Settings 27

TV Settings 28

Time and Date 28

Parental Settings 29

Other Settings 30

Service Menu 30

Timers 31

Extras 32

Games 33

Electronic Program Guide - EPG 33

Common Interface (optional) 33

Menu Map 34

Troubleshooting 35

System Speciﬁcations 36/37

SECTION 3 - USER MANUAL 38

Usage 39

Guarantee and Exemptions 40

342

SECTION 1

INSTALLATION

414

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Do not open the cover of the unit. No user-serviceable parts inside. To open the cover cancels the

guarantee of the unit. Refer to an authorised dealer.

Make sure that the ventilation holes of the receiver are not blocked, this prevents overheating.

To protect your unit from permanent damage do not connect non-recommended equipment.

The receiver supplied with this system is not a standard satellite receiver. It cannot be used with a normal

antenna dish. It can only be used with the Maxview Omnisat Dome. If you connect an LNB to the output

of this unit it may cause damage to the LNB or receiver.

The antenna part of the system installed on the vehicle adds extra height. It is very important to be

aware of this extra height when the vehicle is on the move.

On installation personal safety should be considered when using power/hand tools and working at height.

The user is legally responsible for the antenna mounted on top of the vehicle.

BEFORE STARTING THE INSTALLATION - PLEASE READ

Always follow manufacturer’s instructions

Decide where you wish to mount your Omnisat Dome, taking into account any obstacles that might interfere

with the tracking of the satellite. It is recommended that you do a dry run to ﬁnd the best position.

The installation surface should be smooth, ﬂat and rigid.

Important: All 4 Fixing Plates must be level to avoid distortion of the system (see the next page).

Before starting the installation of the antenna, make sure that the surface on which the antenna is to be

mounted is dry and clean.

Please make sure that all connections have been made to the system before the power is connected,

failure to do so may result in damage to the system and may void the guarantee.

RECOMMENDED PARTS/TOOL LIST

Drill and drill bits

Screwdriver

Adhesive, such as Sikaﬂex®-512 and/or cleaner and activator*

Multimeter

Side cutters and pliers

* always follow manufacturers instructions.

40 5

GUARANTEE

The Maxview Omnisat Dome is guaranteed against defective parts or workmanship for

2 years from time of purchase. This excludes any malfunction caused by improper use,

accidental or malicious damage or removal of outer cover. This does not affect your

statutory rights.

EXEMPTIONS

Maxview is not liable for:

1. Damage caused by ﬁres, natural disasters (such as thunder, earthquake, etc.), a third

party, accidents, misuse or any other improper use.

2. Damage caused by incorrectly following the instructions described in the operating or

installation manual.

3. Malfunction through simultaneous use of this product and other non-recommended equipment.



Remove the Omnisat Dome from the packaging and check it visually.

PACK CONTENTS

Satellite system

Satellite Receiver

2 x ‘F’ connectors

1 x Boot

INSTALLATION ON THE VEHICLE

1. Position the Omnisat Dome on top of the vehicle carefully, in your chosen location.

The ‘F’ connector and blue pressure balancing pipe should be directed to the rear of the vehicle.

Caution: Installation which is made without using spacers on irregular surfaces may cause distortion

of the system. This may effect the operation of the equipment and cause permanent damage.

If the surface of the vehicle slopes, the left and right sided plates of the antenna will not

lie ﬂat on the surface. In such cases, use spacers (not included) to ﬁll the gaps.

Receiver and power cable

Remote control handset x 2 AAA batteries

Screw and washer pack (x 8 of each)

Cable entry cover

8m Coaxial cable

‘F’ to ‘F’ coaxial lead

Infra Red extender

Receiver brackets



✘✘

639

While the system is operating a faint motor sound can be heard, this is normal.

Satellite reception is only possible when the dome is positioned so that it has direct line of sight in the direction

of the desired satellite and there are no obstructions blocking the view, e.g. trees, buildings.

The signal receiving performance of the system may decrease with heavy rainfall or snowfall. The same result

may occur if the antenna is covered with snow. In such a case, gently remove the snow from the antenna cover.

Dirt on the dome may decrease the signal receiving performance over a period of time. To prevent decrease of

performance gently clean the antenna cover periodically.

Do not use abrasive cleaners as they may damage the product’s surfaces.

Do not use solvent based cleaning agents on plastic parts.

To turn off the system press power button on the front panel of the receiver or “STANDBY” button on the

remote control handset. The LED on the front panel will go out and the system switches off.



USAGE

Press the “ ” button on the front panel of the receiver or the “STANDBY” button on the remote control handset

to operate the system. The LED on the front panel will come on and the system will start to operate.

When the system is operating, the antenna starts to search for the selected satellite. The search is completed

in about 20 seconds. After the satellite is found, the system deﬁnes the most suitable antenna position by ﬁne-

tuning and then stops. After the satellite has been found the receiver channels can be watched.

2. Follow the adhesive manufacturer’s guidelines for surface preparation.

3. Apply the adhesive to the underside of each ﬁxing area (as shown). Drill and ﬁx screws

provided, ensuring the system is level and there is no distortion to the base of the

system. We always recommend using screws and adhesive for ﬁxing.

4. We recommend you follow the adhesive manufacturer’s guidelines for

curing time before driving your vehicle.

38 7

SECTION 3

USER GUIDE

Important Note:

Your system maybe ﬁtted with a “anti rotation tag” to prevent antenna rotation during transit.

If this is the case this MUST BE REMOVED before installation.

This can be simply removed by cutting with side cutters.

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

The antenna cable is taken from the top of the vehicle to the inside. The antenna cable

should not be longer than 15 meters. Fit the cable entry cover onto the cable going

through the cable gland. Now attach the ‘F’ connector to the external end of the cable.

Decide on location for cable entry cover into vehicle (above an overhead locker or wardrobe etc.). Check for

cables within roof space before drilling. Drill a hole through the roof and push cable into vehicle.

Ensure roof surface is clean and dry and apply sealant/adhesive to the back of the ﬂange on the cable entry

cover. Now apply cover ﬁrmly to roof. Clip cable to vehicle roof using clips supplied.

8 37

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SATELLITE SYSTEM

Dish motion: Two axis; azimuth and elevation

Satellite tracking: At stationary position

Connection: Via coaxial cable

Horizontal (azimuth) moving range: 0° ~ 360° unlimited

Horizontal (azimuth) moving speed: 60°/second

Vertical (elevation) moving range: 20° ~ 70°

Vertical (elevation) moving speed: 38°/second

Operating voltage range: 11V ~ 25V DC

Operating power consumption: 40W

Dimensions: 69cm x 69cm x 34cm (width x length x height)

Wrapped Dimensions: 81cm x 81xm x 48cm (width x length x height)

Weight: 12 kg

Storage temperature: -30°C ~ 70°C

Operating temperature: -15°C ~ 50°C

Operating relative humidity range: 0 ~ 90 %

SATELLITE RECIVER

TUNER

Standard: DVB-S

Input signal level: -65…-25 dBm

Frequency range: 950-2150 MHz

Demodulation: QPSK

Symbol rate: 1-45 Msps

Code rates: 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6 and 7/8

Reed Solomon: 204, 188, 8

System: SCPC, MCPC

Channel lock: PLL

Output: Loop-through output

Input and output impedances: 75ohmes

Connectors: F type, Female

AUDIO / VIDEO

Audio system: MPEG Layer 1-2

Sampling: 32, 44.1, 48kHz

Audio output mode: Mono, Dual mono, Stereo

Video system: MPEG2 ISO/IEC 13818-1

Resolution: 720*576

Video mode: PAL

A/V CONNECTIONS

RCA: Video (CVBS), Audio (Stereo) output



Note: The ‘F’ connector on the Omnisat Dome side of the cable is connected to the female ‘F’

connector socket on the antenna. The plastic ‘F’ connector boot on the antenna cable is pushed

onto the ‘F’ connector.

Inside vehicle route cable to satellite receiver and ﬁt ‘F’ connector.

The 12-24V DC supply voltage should be taken from the correct point of the vehicle to

supply voltage to the Control Box. The 12-24V DC supply voltage is supplied via a

2 x 0.75mm2 power cord to connect to the Control Box.

The antenna cable coming from the Omnisat Dome is connected to the input of the

Control Box via an ‘F’ connector.

If a Set-Top-Box is used, connection between the Control Box and Set-Top-Box can be

made with the provided Loop through cable.

Once the electrical connections to the Control Box and Set-Top-Box (optional) are

completed, the Control Box and Set-Top-Box (optional) should be securely fastened to

prevent vibration.

SEE PAGE 12 FOR RECEIVER CONNECTION DIAGRAM

936

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

• AnimatedOSD

• 8000Channels

• Smartchannelscan

• Veryfastchannelswitch

• Mosaicchannels(15stillpicture,1livepicture)

• PictureinGraphics(PIG)

• VariousGames

• VariousUtilities

• CustomOSD-Radiobackgrounds

• Channellistbackup

• 16favoritechannelgroups

• Advancedchannelediting(Multipledeletion,multiplemove,hide,skip)

• DVBandTeletextSubtitle

• VBIandOSDTeletext

• ElectronicProgramGuide(EPG)

• Multilingualaudiosupport

• MultilingualOSD

• Parental,setupanddevicelock

• 8VCRtimers(once,dailyandweeklymodes)

• FirmwareandchannellistupdatefromPCorotherbox

• SCPC-MCPCcompliant

• 200MHzmainCPU

• 16MBFlash

• CI(CommonInterface)slot(optional)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SYSTEM SOURCES

CPU (Central Processing Unit): 200 MHz RISC

RAM: 128 Mb RAM

Flash memory: 16 Mb

DATA

Standard: RS232, 115200, 8, n, 1

Connector: 9 pin, D-type, male

POWER SUPPLY

Type: Switch Mode

Power consumption: 30W

Operating voltage: 12V.…24V DC

GENERAL

Dimensions: 185 x 202 x 60 mm

Weight: 1400 gr

Operating temperature: 5~40 °C

SECTION 2

OPERATION

3510

TROUBLESHOOTING

If you have a problem with your unit, before

contacting the technical service, check the following:

PROBLEM

The unit does not operate at all

(The LED on the front panel does not come on).

The unit menus appear on the TV but there

is no sound or picture.

During digital programs, audio interruptions

and video skew occurs.

A digital program that was previously

watched is not available any more.

Remote control is not working.

Picture is available, but weak or no sound.

REASON

Make sure the power connection is correct.

The input power fuse may have blown.

Make sure that the unit is connected to the

Omnisat antenna correctly. Also make sure

that the program settings of the unit are set

to one of the programs included in the

satellite that you want to watch.

Signal emitted by the antenna is not strong enough.

Make sure that there is no problem with the cable.

The frequency, polarity, symbol rate or PID values of that

program might have changed.

Check batteries and replace if required. Ensure that the

sensor on the unit is not obscured.

Make sure that the volume of your TV and

satellite receiver is at an adequate level.

Questo manuale è adatto per i seguenti modelli

Indice

Altri manuali Maxview Antenna

Maxview

Maxview CRANK UP B2590/50SNZ Manuale

Maxview

Maxview MXL050 Roam Istruzioni di montaggio

Maxview

Maxview MNISAT MXL001 Istruzioni di montaggio

Maxview

Maxview MXR0052 Manuale utente

Maxview

Maxview Precision I.D MXL019/55 Manuale utente

Maxview

Maxview ANT2 Manuale utente

Maxview

Maxview Roam X Campervan Istruzioni di montaggio

Maxview

Maxview MXL012/75TWINAU Manuale utente

Maxview

Maxview Target MXL017/50 Manuale

Maxview

Maxview Omnimax Istruzioni di montaggio

Maxview

Maxview Gazelle Pro Manuale utente

Maxview

Maxview MXR0010 Manuale utente

Maxview

Maxview gazelle pro B2414 Manuale utente

Maxview

Maxview MXL041 Manuale utente

Maxview

Maxview TARGET MXL017/65Q Manuale utente

Maxview

Maxview OMNIMAX Istruzioni di montaggio

Maxview

Maxview MXL028 Manuale del proprietario

Maxview

Maxview MXL028/65 Connect Manuale del proprietario

Maxview

Maxview Precision Waterways MXL024/55 Manuale

Maxview

Maxview 5G/4G 4X4 MIMO Manuale utente

Maxview

Maxview MXL003/65Q Manuale

Maxview

Maxview Crank Up B2590/65 Manuale

Maxview

Maxview MXL003/50 Manuale

Maxview

Maxview VuQube II Q Manuale utente

Manuali Antenna popolari di altre marche

Alfa Network

Alfa Network APA-L01 Manuale utente

Naval

Naval PR-422CA Manuale utente

Feig Electronic

Feig Electronic ID ISC.ANTH200/200 Series Manuale utente

TERK Technologies

TERK Technologies TV44 Manuale utente

Directive Systems & Engineering

Directive Systems & Engineering DSE2324LYRMK Manuale utente

HP J8999A Manuale utente

MobilSat

MobilSat MSP-S Manuale utente

Steren

Steren ANT-UHF 13 Manuale utente

Novatel

Novatel 600-G Manuale operativo

Radio Shack

Radio Shack Amplified VHF/UHF/FM Indoor Antenna Manuale utente

TRENDnet

TRENDnet TEW-AO12O Manuale utente

Radio Shack

Radio Shack 15-1837 Manuale utente

CommScope

CommScope CMAX-OMFX-43M-I53 Manuale utente

Ramsey Electronics

Ramsey Electronics DAP25 Manuale utente

COBHAM

COBHAM SAILOR 800 VSAT Manuale per l'uso e la cura

Trango Systems

Trango Systems AD900-9 Manuale utente

Steren

Steren ANT-100 Manuale utente

Proxim

Proxim 5054-PA-23 Manuale utente