Kathrein 310 manual Possible error messages and their causes, Power-off/Stand-by/Park position

CAP 210 and 310/Antenna turntable

Brief Operating Instruction

Possible error messages and their causes

1.OSD initialisation message has not faded (even after 20 se- conds)

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Check the connection between the receiver and the control unit

Switch UFD 170 on and off using remote control

2.Satellite not found

•Try a new search with an alternative programme from the same satellite

•Press OK to exit this OSD and select a new programme. Use the F key if required

3.Satellite signal is lost (e.g. due to poor reception)

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Repeat the search with the same or an alternative programme from the same satellite

PressOKto exit this OSD and select a new programme. Use theFbutton if required

4.Supply voltage too low

•Your antenna turntable can still be used, although it may trigger an overload due to the low supply voltage

5.Overload

•If you see this message, check the vehicle power supply (pos- sibly too low), the connection to the antenna turntable, the antenna turntable for ice and/or whether it has been obstructed by an obstacle

•Switch the UFD 170 off and then on again (this procedure may have to be repeated several times). See also No. 11 Application Information BAS 60, Malfunction

Power-off/Stand-by/Park position

Switch off the UFD 170 at the power switch (Power-off)

The UFD 170 is isolated from the power supply and the antenna turntable remains located in the same satellite position until next switched on (necessary only when working on the electrical circuit (e.g. changing battery) or prolonged periods of non-use).

Stand-by

If the stand-by button is pressed once, the UFD 170 switches to stand-by mode. The antenna turntable responds as when

„Power-Off“ (see above).

Park position

If the stand-by button is pressed twice, the antenna turntable automatically moves to the park position. The UFD 170 swit- ches to stand-by mode. When next switched on, the antenna turntable automatically moves to its last satellite position. Al- ternative methods of moving the antenna turntable into park position are described in the Detailed Operating Instructions.

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