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NOTE – You will need to place the MotoSAT Positioner (OSD) inside the same cabinet that your receiver is
located. Wireless communication is happening between the MotoSAT Positioner and the TV Receiver that
is not possible when units are separated (see Figure 1).
LIGHTS & BUTTONS
GREEN LIGHT - The green light on the far-left side of the front panel shows that the Dish LNB is getting power
from the Satellite TV Receiver.
RED LIGHT 1 – The first red light on the left, when blinking, shows that the Positioner is receiving a command from
your Remote.
RED LIGHT 2 – The second red light, when blinking, shows that the dish is moving.
POWER - The MotoSAT Positioner only has one button for turning the system ON and OFF. When pressed, it will
turn ON the positioner and glow blue.
a. When pressed for longer than 10 seconds, this button will automatically stow a raised dish.
b. When pressed for longer than 30 seconds, this button will erase the Remote Setting and then the
display will ask you to press the Guide button on your remote to pick your receiver type. This
task will also erase all satellite selections except 101° (DirecTV), 119° (Dish NetWork) and 91°
(Bell ExpressVu)
This is a Memory Reset Function