TracVision DIRECTV Mobile Receiver/Controller User's Guide

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TroubleshootingRF Converter Too Close to ReceiverThe RF converter must be placed at least three feetaway from the receiver. Placing the RF convertercloser to the receiver may result in interference,causing the remote control to operate intermittentlyor not at all. Also make sure the RF converter is notlocated behind a metal structure.Remote Control Batteries DeadReplace the two AAA batteries as shown below,observing the correct polarity.Remote Control BatteriesGround Loop Generating Electrical NoiseThe system’s audio cables might pick up the electricalnoise or hum caused by a ground loop on thevehicle/vessel. To eliminate this noise, install aground loop isolator in-line between the receiver’s“Audio” jacks and your TV’s audio input. (use RadioShack model 270-054 or equivalent)Audio/Video System FaultyIf there is no picture on your TV, your mobileaudio/video system may be faulty. Please seektechnical assistance from either the installer of youraudio/video system or a dealer authorized by thesystem’s manufacturer to repair the system.Antenna or Receiver FaultyIn the case of a faulty antenna or receiver, please seektechnical support as described in Section 10-8,“Technical Support” on page 10.15.If you lose your remote control, please callor visit your local KVH authorized dealer toorder a replacement.Do NOT attempt repairs yourself. Refer allservicing needs to qualified servicepersonnel. Evidence of tampering orunauthorized repairs will void the warranty.54-037610.9
DIRECTV Mobile Receiver/Controller User’s Guide10-4 System Status LightsSystem Status LightsThree status lights on the front of the mobile receiverindicate the current status of the system and can helpyou identify problems.During normal operation, all three status lightsshould be lit green. The following tables explain whatthe different light conditions indicate.If multiple receivers are connected, theANTENNA light on secondary receivers willremain off at all times. Only the primaryreceiver can monitor antenna status.VOLTAGE Light IndicationsLight is... Indicates DescriptionOff Off Receiver is OFF (power switch is off) or no power inputGreen OK Good power (between 10-16 VDC at receiver)Green, flashing Cable Open Open detected in antenna cable (check antenna coax connection)Orange Low Power Low power (between 8-10 VDC at receiver)Red, flashing Bad Power Insufficient power (less than 8 VDC or more than 16 VDC input)10.1054-0376
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Table of Contents1 Introduction . .
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Getting Started2-2 Changing Channel
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