Degrees latit. 50° 11‘(45“) N
Degrees longit. 06° 50‘ (10‘‘) E
Converting the degrees latitude (DL):
DL = 50 + 11/60
DL = 50 + 0,2 (rounded)
BDL= 50,2
In the menu used to enter the geographical latitude, enter the
value, rounded to one decimal place (50,2).
The same method is used to calculate the decimal value of
the degrees longitude for your location.
10.3 Setting a satellite position For each satellite position to be added, consecutively work
through Points 10.3.1 to 10.3.3. When programming satellite
positions, we recommend you start with the satellite that has
the most Easterly orbital position. Continue by adding the
other satellites, working your way through in a Westerly direc-
tion, until you have reached the satellite with the most
Westerly orbital position. Your digital receiver is pre-pro-
grammed at the factory for the most popular satellite posi-
tions. In addition, you can configure user-defined satellite
positions (User 1 to User 13) for any orbital position desired.
10.3.1 Selecting a satellite position
10.3.1.1 Selecting a pre-programmed satellite
position
> To add a satellite position to the satellite list, use the
arrow keys to mark the field Sat new.
> Confirm by pressing OK.
A list of the available satellite positions will be dis-
played. (Fig. 10-10)
> Now use the arr ow keys up/downto mark a
satellite position you wish to add to the satellite list.
> Press the OK key to accept the selection.
If the Geo-positioning function (Point 10.2) is switched
on, the dish will now be automatically rotated to the pro-
grammed satellite position. The rotating procedure will be
indicated by the blinking text display “turn”.
If the Geo-positioning function is switched off, you must
rotate the dish to the desired satellite position manually
(Point 10.3.2.2).
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(Fig. 10-10)
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