| Receiver Type | Remote Control | Positions | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| DiSEqC 1.2 | Not Necessary | 99 | Fully controlled by the receiver |
| Yes / Optional | 99 | Controlled by reciever or remote | |
| DiSEqC 1.0 | No | 4 | Controlled by receiver |
| Yes / Optional | 99 | Controlled by reciever or remote | |
| No DiSEqC | Yes / Necessary | 99 | Stand alone positioner |
| Symptoms | Check points |
|---|---|
| Won't work with DiSEqC 1.0 receiver | Make sure position 1 to 4 are stored |
| Can't move the count less than 0 or more than 999 | Total position index is (0~1999) Use the "GOTO 0" function to solve this problem |
| Stored positions are not correct | 1. Use the "Re-calculate
function" to correct the first position 2. If the problem re-occurs, check for a faulty reed sensor in your actuator |
| LED show |- or -|, and actuator cannot move | Electronic limits are set. Reset the limits in your receiver. |
| Er1 Message (over current) or system shut down |
* check wiring for short circuit * confirm that the antenna can move freely * check for high motor current |
| Er2 Message (no pulses) |
* check the wiring * check the mechanical limit of the actuator * confirm that the reed sensor and magnet are adjusted correctly * confirm that the reed sensor is in good working condition * confirm that the motor is in good working condition |
| Er3 / Er4 Message (internal error) |
Reset the positioner |
| LED lights ON but the positioner does not work | Unplug the power from the wall
socket. Wait for 10 seconds. Plug in and check. Unstable AC conditions cause the positioner to lock itself to protect the stored data. |
| Turns off automatically | The display turns off when the LNB power is turned off |
| Can't turn off with remote or power button | When the LNB power is on, the positioner can not be turned OFF |