Installation Wiring, Connecting the receiver

Installation • Wiring

Connecting the receiver —

MV-4002 Tracking System

Connecting one receiver

1.Mount the DC Passive D575p demultiplexer in the same cabinet as your receiver.

2.Connect the coax cable from the roof to the “input” on the DC Passive D575p demultiplexer. Connect a coax cable from the “sat receiver” on the DC Passive demultiplexer. Connect other end of this cable to “satel- lite in” on receiver.

WIRING ONE RECEIVER

NOT USED

INPUT

D575p

DEMULTIPLEXER

DC PASSIVE

SAT RECEIVER

SATELLITE IN

Connecting two receivers—

Connecting first receiver:

1.Inside the vehicle, connect the coax cable from the roof to the “IN” input on the splitter (SP-2052). Connect a coax cable from one of the “OUT” ports or jack on the splitter (SP-2052). Connect other end of this cable to the “input” on the DC PASSIVE D575p demultiplexer.

2.The primary receiver is the one used most often. This receiver will also control the satellite dish.

3.Connect a coax cable from the “satellite receiver” output on the DC PASSIVE D575p demultiplexer. Con- nect the other end of this cable to “Satellite IN”

on the primary receiver.

Connecting the second receiver:

4.Connect a coax cable from the other “OUT” output on the splitter (SP-2052). Connect the other end of this cable to the “input” on the DC BLOCK demultiplexer.

5.Connect a coax cable from the “receiver” output on the DC BLOCK demultiplexer. Connect the other end of this cable to “Satellite IN” on the secondary receiver.

6.This receiver will only view the satellite that the main receiver is on.It will never toggle on it’s on.

WIRING TWO RECEIVERS NOT USED

INPUT

D575p DEMULTIPLEXER

SAT RECEIVER

SATELLITE IN

PRIMARY RECEIVER

OUT

DEMULTIPLEXER

IN SP-2052

DC BLOCK

INPUT RECEIVER

OUT

SECONDARY

SATELLITE

Initializing —

1.Be sure vehicle is in a location free of all obstruc- tions and with a clear view of the southern sky.

2.DO NOT MOVE VEHICLE during the first initialization. Power up unit, turn on receiver. FOR THE FIRST TIME ONLY, the unit may take up to 10 minutes to initially find the satellite signal. The GPS is also initializing at this time. After the GPS initializes, the unit will begin searching for the correct satellite. See page 4 for detail of operation.

3.If the GPS does not initialize at this time, turn off the unit. You may need to move the GPS antenna to a different location on your roof. After you move the GPS, DO NOT SECURE TO ROOF.

4.TEST YOUR SYSTEM BEFORE SECURING THE GPS ANTENNA. Make sure the TV/receiver has found the correct satellite.

5.After the correct satellite has been found, secure

GPS antenna by removing adhesive backing and securing to roof.

MV-4002 specifications

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