Travel Vision R6 Manual de usuario

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USER MANUAL

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BENUTZERANLEITUNG

(Seite 20)

GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING

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Travel Vision R6 Flat ®

EUROPE

Version 1.0 January 2015

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USER MANUAL

Introduction

Congratulations on the purchase of your Travel Vision R6 ® system.

This user manual provides all necessary information on the installation, operation and maintenance of your

system.

The Travel Vision R6 ® provides maximum freedom. For example, you can park your trailer or RV in the shadow

of a tree, position the system anywhere you like and fully enjoy your favorite television programs. The Travel

Vision R6 ® is set up in a snap, is very easy to operate and is connected to the system with a single cable. With

just a push of a button, the Travel Vision R6 ® automatically finds the satellite of your choosing. After the dish has

been aligned, you can easily remove the control module from the system for safe storage and continue watching

television without interruption.

Where possible, high quality materials such as stainless steel and durable plastics are used to ensure a long

service life. There are no parts in the device that require servicing by the user.

WARNINGS AND REMARKS

The contents of this manual are up to date at the time of print. In no way can TravelVision BV be held liable for

any errors that may occurred while writing this manual.

TravelVision BV reserves the right to implement any modifications it deems necessary during the development of

the products, and to modify or change this installation and user manual and the herein described products without

prior notice.

Travel Vision R6 ® is a registered trade mark of TravelVision BV.

Please first read this user manual before putting your Travel Vision R6 ® into operation. Follow all instructions

and carefully observe the directions presented in this manual.

Before taking the device into operation, first ensure that all cables have been connected correctly. Please note

that when you switch on the power supply and activate the satellite receiver, the satellite dish will begin rotating

within a few seconds. This is also indicated on the display of the control module.

Switch off and disconnect the power supply before you carry out any actions on the system. The control module is

splash-proof however it may not be cleaned with water.

Even without the control module, it is not recommended to clean the antenna with a high-pressure washer. Use a

soft and moist cloth with soap instead.

For additional information we kindly ask you to contact the specialist dealer where you purchased your system.

User manuals and software updates can be found on our website:

www.travel-vision.com

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Table of contents

1.1 Safety instructions and warnings ...................................................................................................... 4

1.2 Tips before going on vacation................................................................................................................... 4

1.3 Travel Vision R6 ® packaging................................................................................................................... 4

1.4 Shipment check list Travel Vision R6 ®..................................................................................................... 4

1.5 Components of the Travel Vision R6 ®..................................................................................................... 5

2.1 Control module.......................................................................................................................................... 5

3.1 Choosing a setup location......................................................................................................................... 6

3.2 Positioning the tripod................................................................................................................................. 6

3.3 Placing the antenna dish........................................................................................................................... 7

3.4 Electric connection of the Travel Vision R6 ® ........................................................................................... 7

3.5 Searching satellite..................................................................................................................................... 8

3.6 Special remarks on searching for satellite............................................................................................... 12

3.7 Removing the control module.................................................................................................................. 12

3.8 Connection of 2

receiver ...................................................................................................................... 13

4.1 Menu....................................................................................................................................................... 13

5.1 Park position ........................................................................................................................................... 14

6.1 Stop button.............................................................................................................................................. 15

7.0 Error messages....................................................................................................................................... 15

7.1 No satellite found, check manual ............................................................................................................ 15

7.2 Satellite found, but no picture.................................................................................................................. 15

7.3 Satellite found, but not all channels......................................................................................................... 15

7.4 Error No 24V connected:......................................................................................................................... 15

7.5 Error Low Voltage:................................................................................................................................... 15

7.6 Error during software update:.................................................................................................................. 16

7.7 Error during software update:.................................................................................................................. 16

7.8 Error messages: calibration failed, error azimuth adjustment, error elevation adjustment ...................... 16

7.9 No LNB signal:........................................................................................................................................ 16

8.0 Error OXBAFF:........................................................................................................................................ 16

8.1 Troubleshooting and frequently asked questions.....……………………………....................................…. 17

9.1 Specifications.......................................................................................................................................... 19

10.1 Warranty conditions................................................................................................................................. 19

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1.1 Safety instructions and warnings

Carefully read this user manual before using the device.

Scope of use

Your Travel Vision R6 ® has been developed to automatically search and find a satellite signal. This device is

only intended for use by consumers and outdoors

For safe use, please observe the following:

Tripod

When extending or folding up the tripod, be careful not to pinch your hands between the legs of the tripod.

Handling the dish unit

Use the hand grip on the back of the dish unit when picking up the system for positioning or storage.

During alignment

Make sure not come into physical contact with the dish unit while it is aligning and rotating. Only use the control

module and make sure nothing and nobody enters the turning circle of the system during its alignment.

Connecting the system

Always first fully connect the system before switching on the power supply. Otherwise you risk receiving a slight

electric shock.

Coaxial cable

Ensure that when unrolling the system’s coaxial cable, it is laid down as flat as possible and that it is covered so it

does not pose a tripping hazard.

1.2 Tips before going on vacation

Check whether your subscription or smartcard is still valid.

Check the correct function of the system.

Check the website www.travel-vision.com or ask your dealer for any software updates.

1.3 Travel Vision R6 ® packaging

The Travel Vision R6 ® is packed in a cardboard box .

Before opening the package we kindly request that you check the following:

•The cardboard box may not be deformed and may not have serious and obvious signs of damage such

as cracks in the cardboard or dents resulting from impact.

•The sealing tape on the package must be intact.

1.4 Shipment check list Travel Vision R6 ®

The following parts should be included in the shipment:

•Antenna dish (complete antenna unit with LNB)

•Control module (display, holder with electronics and motors)

•Tripod

•15 meters of coaxial cable with waterproof connectors

•230V power adapter

•Power inserter

•20 cm coaxial cable (for the connection on the power inserter to the receiver)

•User manual

1.5

Components of the Travel

15m coaxial cable

Power inserter

2.1 Control module

Control module

Components of the Travel

Vision R6 ®

20cm coaxial cable

230V power adapter

Antenna dish and LNB

Tripod

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Antenna dish and LNB

The control module has 4 functions:

•Actuate The build-

in motors and electronics drive the

•Control Sends

commands to the antenna dish, e.g. satellite choice, parking, etc…

•Display indicates

the system’s status on the display

•Update

Replaces or updates

3.1

Choosing a setup location

Several factors must

be considered when deciding

•The

surface on which the ante

•

The ideal location is a place where there is

•When the view

is obstructed, choose a location with

satellite. This means that there shoul

3.2 Positioning the tripod

After choosing a

sure that the legs are

and rigid

Place the tripod on a surface

to be perf

will

locate

in motors and electronics drive the

system

commands to the antenna dish, e.g. satellite choice, parking, etc…

the system’s status on the display

Replaces or updates

the software

Control panel buttons:

1. Start (system starts

Park (system places itself in

3. Enter (select)

4. Arrow up

5. Arrow down

6. Escape (one step back)

7. Menu

8. Stop

9. USB port

A USB port is located at the back of the control

module to carry out software updates

(see section 4.2 on

how to update the software)

Choosing a setup location

be considered when deciding

the location of where to set up the system:

surface on which the ante

nna will be positioned should be reasonably flat.

The ideal location is a place where there is

an unobstructed view in all directions.

is obstructed, choose a location with

an unobstructed view

in the direction of the desired

satellite. This means that there shoul

d be no

obstructions such as trees, trailers or RV’s

After choosing a

suitable setup lo

cation, you can unfold and position the tripod.

sure that the legs are

fully extended so that the

system will stand

and rigid

position. The legs must be secured by means of

the supplied pegs.

Place the tripod on a surface

that is

as flat as possible. The surface does not have

to be perf

ectly horizontal, but the more

the unit is leveled, the quicker the syste

locate

the satellite.

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commands to the antenna dish, e.g. satellite choice, parking, etc…

ing for satellite)

Park (system places itself in

the parked position)

A USB port is located at the back of the control

module to carry out software updates

how to update the software)

the location of where to set up the system:

in the direction of the desired

obstructions such as trees, trailers or RV’s

, buildings, etc…

cation, you can unfold and position the tripod.

system will stand

in a stable

the supplied pegs.

as flat as possible. The surface does not have

the unit is leveled, the quicker the syste

3.3 Placing the antenna dish

How to mount the antenna dish on the tripod:

3.4

Electric connection of the

The system is connected with

2 coax

located outside and the

power inserter

of the short coax

ial cable (receiver is not included

The Tra

vel Vision R6 ® operates on 24 volt. The required 24 v

adapter.

By default,

The Travel Vision R6 ® is suited for 1 receiver with unlimited channel reception from the chosen

satellite.

Connection procedure:

R6 Coax

Power Inserter

How to mount the antenna dish on the tripod:

Guide the rotation axle

of the antenna dish in

socket of the tripod

Then slowly rotate the dish in either direction until

has been fixed in the tripod.

Electric connection of the

Travel Vision R6 ®

2 coax

ial cables. The long coaxial cable is mo

unted between the

power inserter

located inside. The power inserter is

connected to your receiver

ial cable (receiver is not included

vel Vision R6 ® operates on 24 volt. The required 24 v

olt is supplied by the power inserter with

The Travel Vision R6 ® is suited for 1 receiver with unlimited channel reception from the chosen

Firmly press the F-connector of the 15 mtr

coax

connector located on the bottom of the dish unit,

indented, and hand-tighten it.

Power Inserter

Coax Receiver Cable

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of the antenna dish in

to the plastic

Then slowly rotate the dish in either direction until

the axle

unted between the

antenna unit

connected to your receiver

by means

olt is supplied by the power inserter with

12V power

The Travel Vision R6 ® is suited for 1 receiver with unlimited channel reception from the chosen

coax

ial cable over the

connector located on the bottom of the dish unit,

so that the rubber is

Television

Switch on your satellite

receiver to provide the

The system is now ready for use.

3.5 Searching satellite

After connecting

the wiring as described in section 3.4, switch on your satellite receiver and television. Then

connect the control module

to the antenna system by pressing it

On the display of the control module the following will be

This last message will disappear

within a few seconds, after which the system will present

this level, you can select the satellite of your choosing.

During its first usage,

the system will preselect

previously selected sat

ellite(s) and will show it

Press the F-

connector on the other end of the

over the connector of the power inserter

(indicated with “Antenna

R6”), so that the rubber is indented, and hand

Connect the short coaxial

cable between the connector of

inserter (indicated with

“Receiver”) and the “Antenna In” connector

your receiver, and hand -tighten both items.

Insert the power adapted jack plug (round plug) in the 24V port of

the power inserter (indicated with “Power-

in 24V”) and insert the

power plug of the power adapter in a

230V wall outlet.

receiver to provide the

LNB with power.

the wiring as described in section 3.4, switch on your satellite receiver and television. Then

to the antenna system by pressing it

firmly into its socket.

On the display of the control module the following will be

then shown:

within a few seconds, after which the system will present

this level, you can select the satellite of your choosing.

the system will preselect

the Astra1 satellite.

The system will store and remember

ellite(s) and will show it

on the display after startup.

TRAVEL VISION

RRECREATION

FIRMWARE V****

BOOTING

ASTRA1 19.2°

∞

TURN LNB 0,0

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connector on the other end of the

15 mtr coaxial cable

(indicated with “Antenna

R6”), so that the rubber is indented, and hand

-tighten it.

cable between the connector of

the power

“Receiver”) and the “Antenna In” connector

Insert the power adapted jack plug (round plug) in the 24V port of

in 24V”) and insert the

230V wall outlet.

the wiring as described in section 3.4, switch on your satellite receiver and television. Then

within a few seconds, after which the system will present

the satellite menu. At

The system will store and remember

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List of preprogrammed satellites from which you can choose:

Satellite Position

Astra 1 19,2 E Eutelsat 7 7 E

Astra 3 23,5 E SES 5 5 E

Astra 2 28,2 E Thor 1 W

Hotbird 13 E Eutelsat 5 5 W

Hellassat 2 39 E Eutelsat 12 12,5 W

Turksat 42 E Telstar 12 15 W

Eutelsat 9 9 E Hispasat 30 W

It is recommended to wait for the GPS location

You will see a blinking

∞

symbol on the right-hand side of the display that indicates the status of the GPS

location. As long as it is blinking, the system is searching for the GPS location. When the symbol is continuously

displayed, the system has determined its GPS location.

We recommend that you wait with the selection of the desired satellite until the system has determined the GPS

location. The time needed for the determination of the GPS location is approximately 1 minute (see also next

remark).

After determination of the correct GPS location, the system will be able to find the satellite more quickly. It also

provides for the opportunity to set the correct Dish/LNB settings to ensure position optimal reception.

The correct position of the LNB is shown on the display for each satellite, which may differ per selected satellite.

When the GPS location has not been found (yet), by default this position will be 0.

Remark:

In the case of a weak GPS signal, it might not be possible to determine the location, in which case the system can

be used as normal. However, finding the satellite will take longer and the optimal position of the Dish/LNB will not

be provided. If the GPS signal improves during satellite search, then the system will adjust automatically.

You can browse through the preprogrammed satellites step by step.

By means of the arrow buttons located on the control module (buttons

4 and 5), For each satellite, the correct Dish/LNB position is shown on

the display.

Select the desired satellite, read off the corresponding LNB position from the display, and bring the

this position by turning the

Dish/LNB

(Note: The

mentioned LNB position is only an example and first start.)

Additionally the correct position of LNB

Put the bracket in position S

After you have correctly positioned the

Select the desired satellite, read off the corresponding LNB position from the display, and bring the

Dish/LNB

accordingly (see image below).

mentioned LNB position is only an example and first start.)

Additionally the correct position of LNB

/dish will be indicated after GPS location.

Bracket in

After you have correctly positioned the

Dish/LNB, and bracket press the Start button (1)

TURN LNB TO 0,0

DISH IN POS. S

AND PRESS START

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Select the desired satellite, read off the corresponding LNB position from the display, and bring the

Dish/LNB into

Bracket in

position S

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