Translation of the
- English -
original operating manual
MobiSet 4 digital
CAP 910
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MOBISET 4 CAP 910 COMPONENTS / SCOPE OF DELIVERY
75 cm satellite dish
Twin LNB
Turntable
with
integral
controls and GPS receiver
UFS 940sw
(Front view)
See the UFS 940sw
operating manual for
a
rear view of the receiver
together with explanation
of functions and operating
instructions.
PRODUCT PACKAGE
The MobiSet 4 digital CAP 910 consists of:
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Turntable complete with control electronics (and GPS receiver), pre-assembled satellite dish and
twin LNB
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Mounting plate
Complete cabling set: 2 x coax cables each 8 m long, and one power supply cable (10 m) for
connection to the on-board power supply
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Roof gland with sealing gasket
Sikaflex® 291 adhesive sealant (100 ml tube)
UFS 940sw HDTV-DVB-S receiver with connecting cables, infrared sensor and infrared remote control
MobiSet 4 digital CAP 910 installation manual
UFS 940sw satellite receiver operating manual
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CONTENTS (INSTALLATION MANUAL)
GENERAL................................................................................................................................. 2
MOBISET 4 CAP 910 COMPONENTS / SCOPE OF DELIVERY..................................................... 3
CONTENTS............................................................................................................................... 4
PROPER USE ........................................................................................................................... 6
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - IMPORTANT NOTES......................................................................... 7
INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION......................................................................................... 10
INSTALLATION OF CABLE GLAND AND MOUNTING PLATE.......................................................... 12
INSTALLATION OF TURNTABLE.............................................................................................. 14
INSTALLATION OF THE UFS 940SW ...................................................................................... 18
LAYING CABLES AND CONNECTING THE TURNTABLE............................................................... 23
CONNECTING TO THE UFS 940SW ......................................................................................... 23
FUNCTIONAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONNECTION TO THE ON-BOARD POWER SUPPLY.................. 24
CONNECTION EXAMPLE FOR 12 V BATTERY CONNECTION................................................. 25
RECEPTION RANGE / FOOTPRINT.......................................................................................... 26
DISMANTLING FOR SERVICING.............................................................................................. 27
DISMANTLING ...................................................................................................................... 27
ADDRESS OF THE SERVICE CENTRE................................................................................... 27
MANUAL LOWERING TO PARK POSITION .............................................................................. 28
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS....................................................................................................... 28
MANUAL LOWERING............................................................................................................. 29
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................ 30
SIKAFLEX® 291 SAFETY DATA SHEET .................................................................................... 31
SIKAFLEX® 291 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET .............................................................................. 36
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CONTENTS (OPERATING MANUAL)
CAP 910 OPERATING MANUAL............................................................................................... 38
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CAP 910 BEFORE SETUP .................................................... 39
REMOTE CONTROL.............................................................................................................. 39
FIRST INSTALLATION............................................................................................................. 40
CAP MENU (TURNTABLE ANTENNA SETTINGS) ..................................................................... 44
CALLING UP THE CAP MENU................................................................................................ 44
RESETTING THE CAP SYSTEM (TURNTABLE ANTENNA) (RESET)......................................... 44
INPUTTING THE CAP GPS POSITION .................................................................................... 45
TO MOVE THE ANTENNA MANUALLY .................................................................................... 45
ELEVATION......................................................................................................................... 45
LNB TILT/SKEW ................................................................................................................... 46
STOP ON SIGNAL ................................................................................................................ 46
MOVE TO THE AZIMUTH (ROTATE THE ANTENNA) .................................................................... 46
MOVE CAP TO PARK POSITION.............................................................................................. 47
CAP SETTINGS..................................................................................................................... 47
ELEVATION BORDER AND ELEVATION OFFSET ........................................................................ 47
SEARCH SPEED.................................................................................................................. 47
COUNTDOWN FOR THE SEARCH START................................................................................. 48
RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS ............................................................................................. 48
ALIGNMENT (SATELLITE SEARCH) ........................................................................................ 49
CHANNEL (SATELLITE) SELECTION/PROGRAMMING THE TIMER .......................................... 50
CHANNEL SELECTION FROM THE CHANNEL LIST ................................................................ 50
CHANNEL SELECTION FROM THE CHANNEL LIST (SORTED BY SATELLITE)......................... 51
CHANGE OF LOCATION.......................................................................................................... 52
PARK...................................................................................................................................... 54
PARKING THE TURNTABLE................................................................................................... 54
SPECIAL MESSAGES FROM THE TURNTABLE....................................................................... 55
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ........................................................................................... 59
DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS..................................................................................................... 60
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PROPER USE
PROPER USE (USE FOR THE INTENDED PURPOSE)
The MobiSet 4 digital CAP 910 is designed to receive digital TV and radio channels via satellite.
The automatic positioner is intended to be used as a turntable for the Kathrein satellite dish.
The turntable can be used to receive digital TV and radio signals in the frequency range from 10.70 to
12.75 GHz; the antenna cannot receive terrestrial signals (e.g. DVB-T).
The turntable can only be used in conjunction with the UFS 940sw/740sw DVB-S receiver.
In conjunction with these receivers, the turntable provides fully automatic alignment of the satellite dish
to receive digital satellite signals. The turntable is designed for use on stationary caravans or motor homes.
Any use other than that specified above will invalidate the warranty or guarantee.
The following circumstances result in the loss of all warranty and liability claims towards
the manufacturer:
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Improper installation
Use of non-specified mounting materials, which cannot guarantee the mechanical reliability of the
antenna system
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Impermissible use, e.g. use of the reflector dish for storage
Structural changes or interference with the components and mounting accessories in the set, which
could endanger both the mechanical and functional reliability
Improper or forcible opening of the components
Use of cleaners containing solvents, such as acetone, nitro-cellulose thinners, petrol etc.
Failure to observe installation and safety instructions in this manual
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Note:
The maximum permissible speed for vehicles with a CAP 910 receiver unit mounted on
the roof is 130 km/h. Before commencing a journey, the antenna must always be lowered
into horizontal position (park position).
The turntable may be operated in an ambient temperature range of -20 °C to +45 °C.
Operating the system outside this range may result in malfunctions or damage to
the system. When choosing the location for installation or raising the UFS 940sw,
ensure there is adequate ventilation.
The system may only be installed by qualified specialist
personnel!
To prevent hazards during installation, operation or when driving on public highways, the
instructions and information in this manual must be strictly adhered to. Proper installation
and connection of the system are pre-requisites for conformity with the corresponding
standards.
This is documented in advance by the CE mark and the declaration of conformity in the
appendix to this manual.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - IMPORTANT NOTES
Safety during installation work
When carrying out installation work in locations where there is a risk of falling, take
appropriate safety precautions, e.g. use of a working platform. Make sure that the vehicle
roof is sufficiently strong and stable to carry out the installation work (risk of damage or
collapsing of roof).
In case of doubt, contact a qualified specialist dealer or the manufacturer of your vehicle to
find an appropriate installation location.
Make sure that:
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The turntable and connected units are disconnected from the power supply
The person carrying out the installation or repair does not suffer from vertigo and can move around
safely on the roof of the caravan or motor home
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The person carrying out the installation or repair is wearing sturdy and non-slip shoes
The person carrying out the installation or repair has a secure position to stand and hold on while
working
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The roof and the climbing equipment used (e.g. ladder) are dry, clean and non-slip
The roof can withstand the weight of the person carrying out the repairs
Caution! Risk of death or injury due to falling or the roof collapsing!
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Nobody should be inside the caravan/motor home underneath the antenna during dismantling/
installation
Caution! Risk of death or injury due to possible roof collapse and falling parts!
Proper installation and safety
Essential information
A crucial safety factor is proper performance of installation and electrical connection work, and the
specified alignment of the turntable in the direction of travel (park position), see also installation and
connection.
Comply as precisely as possible with the installation conditions and steps described.
Modifications to the electrical installations in the vehicle should only be carried out by a specialist in
vehicle electrics. Do not make any unauthorised changes to the turntable.
Adhesive sealant
The turntable is attached to the roof of the vehicle by adhesive and is secured by additional screws.
Note that the curing of the adhesive sealant is temperature-dependent. It reaches its full strength only
after approximately five days.
During installation work, comply strictly with the processing and safety instructions
for the adhesive sealant (Sikaflex® 291 safety data sheet and Sikaflex® 291
technical data sheet).
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - IMPORTANT NOTES
Road Traffic Licensing Regulations (StVZO)
The applicable regulations of the StVZO must be observed in respect of fixed installation of the turntable
on a vehicle which is driven on public highways.
In particular, §§ 19/2; 30 C; 32 (2) and the EC directive 74/483 EEC are applicable.
Briefly, they state that no endorsement of the vehicle documentation is required unless the antenna
unit causes the height of the laden vehicle to exceed 2 m, or the antenna unit projects beyond the
outer lateral outline of the vehicle. The maximum permissible height of 4 m (vehicle and antenna unit)
may not be exceeded.
There is an increased risk of accidents if the normal vehicle height is increased
by extending the antenna. The driver bears sole responsibility for the condition
of the superstructure and external fittings!
Cables
Lay all cables such that nobody can tread on them or trip over them.
To prevent parasitic induction or interference emissions, when extending the antenna cable use 75 Ω coaxial
cable with a screening factor of at least 75 dB.
If you tied the cables together with wire or similar materials, remove this to prevent
the risk of fire!
When connecting the power cables (receiver and turntable) to the vehicle electrical supply, make sure
that the cable polarity is not reversed.
If the cable polarity is reversed there is a risk of thermal overload and damage to
components when the equipment is powered up!
Power supply, fusing
Operate the system from your vehicle's battery (12 V) or a suitable mains power supply unit. This power
supply unit must ensure a stable output voltage of 12 V, continuous current of 11 A and 15 A (300 ms)
surge current.
The transient power consumption is up to a maximum of 12 A.
To ensure reliable functioning of the connection/control unit, the power supply cable must be
connected directly to the battery. If the supply voltage is too low, the UFS 940sw receiver indicates this
with the on-screen message “On-board voltage too low” on the television screen.
A 15 A fuse is incorporated in the power supply cable. If the fuse blows, rectify the source of the fault
and replace the blown fuse with a fuse of the same rated value (15 A).
Never remove or bypass the fuse in the cable – cable fire hazard!
Connecting the power supply cable lead marked “Ignition” activates the turntable function for
automatic lowering of the antenna. This lowering takes place as soon as the vehicle ignition
circuit is turned on. When connecting the control unit to the vehicle power supply, make sure that
the “12 V”, “Earth” and “Ignition” wires cannot be disconnected by intermediate switches, as this
could deactivate the automatic lowering function.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - IMPORTANT NOTES
The antenna will be lowered within 12 seconds of the ignition being switched on (if the
unit is in stand-by mode or the UFS 940sw is switched off). Otherwise the control unit
that is in use is lowered immediately.
Important: Lowering the antenna can take up to 30 seconds after the ignition is switched on!
Checks before commencing a journey
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Before commencing a journey, the antenna must always be lowered into horizontal position (park
position). If the antenna has collided with a fixed or movable object, check that it is still securely
attached.
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As the antenna is subjected to vibration loads during driving, you should check at regular intervals,
depending on the frequency of driving, that the system is still securely attached and tighten any parts
that have worked loose.
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The maximum permissible speed for vehicles with a receiver unit mounted on the roof is 130 km/h.
Lower the antenna if it will not be used for a long period. This makes the securing bolts more difficult
to access (protection against theft).
Antenna in the park position whilst driving
The antenna must always be lowered into horizontal position (park position) while driving.
As a reminder, attach the sticker from the supplementary sheet “Lower the CAP 910
antenna while driving” where it can easily be seen by the person operating the ignition
switch.
Safety precautions during operation
During operation of the turntable, make sure that no persons, in particular children,
are in the immediate vicinity of the turntable and that they cannot touch any
moving parts – crush hazard!
Always unplug the power supply during installation work.
Exceeding the normal vehicle height by failing to lower the antenna increases the
risk of accidents! The driver is responsible for the condition of the superstructure
and external fittings!
In addition the instructions in the installation and operating manuals for these
devices and for the attachments and superstructures must be complied with at
all times!
If stormy weather is expected, the turntable must always be moved to the park
position, otherwise both the CAP 910 and the vehicle may be damaged.
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INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION
REQUIRED TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
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Circular cutter, Ø 38 mm
Flat-bladed screwdriver for M5 screws
Power drill
Galvanised round head screws, depending on the roof structure (Ø: 5 mm, self-tapping screws D 7981,
depending on roof panel structure) or round head screws D 7985 with shims and nuts
Twist drill, Ø 2.5 or 5.5 mm
Round file and/or emery paper
Cleaning agent
Open-ended or ring spanners 10 and 11 mm across flats
Knife
Cross-head screwdriver for M3 and M5 screws
Torque wrench capacity 6 to 11 Nm
Allen wrench (5 mm)
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Two wooden beams for supporting the turntable
UNPACKING AND PREPARATION
The CAP 910 must not be carried on the satellite dish, since this can cause the dish to distort.
Keep the device in its cardboard box for transport on to the vehicle roof. Only take the turntable out
of its packaging when it is on the vehicle roof. Retain the original packaging, as if it is necessary
to send the unit for repair transport damage cannot be ruled out and the manufacturer accepts
no liability for possible damage.
Loosen the six fastening screws (width A/F: 10 mm). Carefully lift the turntable off the mounting plate
and place it on the two prepared wooden supports. Make sure that the cables are not crushed where
they emerge from the underside of the turntable.
SELECTING THE INSTALLATION LOCATION
Essentially, the cable lengths of the MobiSet 4 CAP 910 components allow you a free choice of
installation location on your caravan or motor home.
However, you should take note of the following points:
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Before installation, you should find out whether the operating manual for your vehicle permits the
fitting of non-vehicle-specific parts or what requirements need to be met in order to do so.
For direct satellite reception, there should be no obstructions between the antenna and the satellite.
Therefore, make sure that the antenna is not shadowed by roof extensions such as luggage racks,
air conditioning units, solar panels, etc. The problem of shadowing applies also to the selection of
the parking place for your vehicle. For interference-free satellite reception, the antenna needs
a projected free view to the South at an angle of between 15° and 55° (depending on location)
to the horizontal.
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When selecting the installation position, take into account the range of movement of the turntable
(see the grey shaded area in the graphics). Within this grey area there must be no structures on
the roof that would obstruct this movement (risk of collision). For safety, keep at least the required
area of 1024 x 1250 mm free (for ease of installation and any subsequent dismantling).
Direction of travel
Roof attachments may
be mounted within the
hatched area.
Turntable movement range with
antenna, viewed from above onto
the vehicle roof.
Safety clearances should be
maintained from the roof
attachments (e.g. due to
build-up of ice)
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Choose an installation position on the roof that is as flat as possible: depending on the location of
the vehicle, roof pitches greater than 5° may lead to problems when searching for the satellite.
To ensure secure adhesion, the height difference of the roof curve may not be more than 1 cm over
a length of 2 m, as otherwise the gap between the roof and the mounting plate would be too great
to be filled by the adhesive sealant.
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As the vehicle is constantly subjected to vibration loads during travel, the roof below the antenna unit
is also subject to significant loads. Please note given the nature and capacity of your vehicle roof
(see also operating manual for the vehicle) that the weight of the antenna unit is approx. 19 kg.
In case of doubt, consult a qualified dealer or your vehicle’s manufacturer.
The roof gland provides a watertight seal through which the three connection cables (2 x coax
cables, 1 x power supply cable) are fed into the interior of the vehicle directly underneath the
turntable. If you prefer a different method of laying the cables, they can be run from the rear of the
turntable via the channel provided in the mounting plate. The cables must then be run along the
roof of the vehicle in a protective cable duct (not supplied). For the roof gland, use the HDZ 100
(BN 20410032) sealant available from specialist dealers as an accessory.
Note:
Do not cut the cables short, as otherwise the proper functioning of the unit can no longer
be guaranteed.
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INSTALLATION STEPS
INSTALLATION OF CABLE GLAND AND MOUNTING PLATE
Note:
If you had previously used a Kathrein HDM 140/141 jointed tripod mast or another mast
with a diameter of 34 mm, you can continue using the existing through hole in the roof
(if space allows).
Adhesive
Figure: A
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In the centre of the intended position of the turntable, drill the opening for the cable gland with a
circular cutter (Ø: 38 mm). Deburr the hole with a round file or emery paper.
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Provisionally insert the roof gland into the drilled hole (Fig. A).
Place the mounting plate on the roof of the vehicle, such that the centre hole is positioned centrally to
the cable gland. The arrow symbol must be visible from above and point forwards in the direction
of travel (Fig. B).
Figure: B
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Mark the positions of the ten fastening holes on the roof of the vehicle in a pitch circle.
Note:
The size of the holes and the choice of fastening screws to be used (not supplied) depend
on the type and thickness of the materials used in the roof structure. If the roof panelling
(plastic roofs) is sufficiently strong, it is recommended that round head screws, plain
washers and self-locking nuts are always used to secure the glued mounting plate.
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For very thin roof panel materials and insufficient support in the insulating material, through holes
(Ø: 5.5 mm) into the interior of the vehicle are necessary; galvanised M5 round head screws of
sufficient length should then be used.
Make sure that you use a sufficiently strong support that can withstand the bolt tensile forces (large
plain washer or a complete reinforcing plate).
Figure: C
*) Not included
Adhesive area
Ø 2.5–3
Ø 5.5
Alternative
roof fastening
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Create the holes necessary to secure the mounting plate (Fig. C).
In addition to the bolted connection, the mounting plate and roof gland must be bonded to the roof
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with adhesive and sealed. This is done using the Sikaflex 291 adhesive sealant supplied, which is
ideally suited for this purpose thanks to its broad range of adhesion.
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Before starting to use Sikaflex 291 adhesive sealant, be sure to read the Sikaflex Products
safety data sheet and technical data sheet in this installation manual!
The prerequisite for good adhesive characteristics is a clean, dry and grease-free substrate. You
should therefore clean the roof surface with a suitable cleaning agent within a circumference of 17 cm
around the drilled hole and allow the surface to dry thoroughly.
If the surface is painted, ensure that the paint finish is sufficiently well bonded to the substrate.
If the coat of paint is already loose or peeling, it must be removed down to a stable layer in the area
to which the adhesive will bond. If you have any doubts concerning the adhesive characteristics, consult
a paint and lacquer specialist, or the manufacturer of your vehicle.
Under certain circumstances, it may be necessary for you to improve the adhesive properties of the roof
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surface by pre-treatment with a cleaning agent available from specialist dealers (e.g. Sika Cleaner)
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or a primer (e.g. Sika Primer).
The procedure for gluing the mounting plate is as follows:
Figure: D
Adhesive
area
within the grooves
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Before starting adhesive work, note that the optimum processing temperature of materials to be
glued and the sealant is between +15 °C and +25 °C. Prepare all necessary fastening elements
and tools.
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Prepare the tube of adhesive sealant in accordance with the instructions enclosed with the tube.
Remove the roof gland (Fig. A) and apply the adhesive sealant evenly to the underside of the roof
gland flange.
Replace the roof gland in the drilled hole and press it firmly against the roof of the vehicle.
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Apply the adhesive sealant evenly to the underside of the mounting plate, completely covering the
area within the circular groove (Fig. D).
This area of the vehicle roof must be completely coated with adhesive in order to achieve the
necessary bonding force.
Place the mounting plate onto the roof of the vehicle, as you did previously when marking out the
drilled holes.
Make sure that the arrow on the mounting plate points forward in the direction of travel.
The fastening holes must be perfectly aligned with the prepared holes in the roof.
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Fasten the mounting plate in place with the prepared screws, evenly tightening all ten screws across
the diagonals.
Note:
The adhesive sealant used is capable of filling small gaps caused by the curvature of
the vehicle roof. However, you should ensure that the mounting plate is not bent by
tightening the screws.
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Remove any adhesive sealant that leaks out at the sides with a clean cloth or if necessary with
Sikaflex remover (available from specialist dealers). Do not use cleaning agents or thinners
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containing solvents, as this could damage the sealant applied under the mounting plate. Use only
cleansing paste and water to clean your hands.
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Secure the cable gland from inside the vehicle by tightening the ribbed nut supplied (Fig. A).
Note that the curing of the adhesive sealant depends on the ambient temperature and the humidity.
Final strength is reached only after approx. five days. However, this need not restrict further
installation work, since the mounting plate is held in place by the tightened screws.
INSTALLATION OF TURNTABLE
VARIANT WITH CABLE GLAND UNDERNEATH THE TURNTABLE
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Lay the cables supplied with the turntable (2 x coaxial cables and 1 x power supply cable) into the
mounting plate as indicated by the markings on the mounting plate (see Fig. E1), and feed the
remaining lengths of cable through the roof gland into the interior of the motor home/caravan.
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Figure: E1
Master coaxial cable
(marked red)
Figure: E2
Sealing gasket
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Lift up the turntable and place it carefully on the mounting plate facing in the direction of travel
(see illustrations Fig. E) (do not step on the plug connectors and do not kink/crush the cables!)
The through holes on the turntable must be perfectly aligned with the threaded holes on the
mounting plate.
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Allow the turntable to rest on the front edge of the mounting plate. Keep the turntable supported
at an angle (see Fig. E1) and insert a suitable piece of wood underneath it.
Now lay and connect the turntable cables in the mounting plate (as indicated on the mounting plate,
see Fig. E1). Take particular care that the two master coaxial cables, marked red, are connected
to each other. Initially tighten the coaxial cable plugs finger-tight, using no tools, then tighten them
lightly using an open-ended 11 AF spanner.
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Now lower the turntable back on to the mounting plate, taking care whilst so doing that the cables
are fed through the cable gland and are not snagged.
Apply a little adhesive sealant to the six threaded holes in the mounting plate and screw the
fastening screws into the thread. Tighten the screws to a torque of 6 Nm.
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To prevent water vapour from inside the vehicle reaching the turntable through the roof gland, thread
the three cables through the sealing gasket supplied (see Fig. E2), close the gasket and insert
it into the roof gland until it reaches the stop. Make sure that no tensile load is acting downwards
on the sealing gasket as this can cause it to fall out in the course of time.
VERSION WITH EXTERNAL CABLE GLAND (FIG. F)
Figure: F1
Master coaxial cable
(marked red)
Figure: F2
When using a cable duct in direct extension of the cable
emerging from the CAP, the height under the feed system
hood must not exceed 10mm.
Laying the cable
in the cable duct
HDZ 100 roof gland
1)
The HDZ 100 roof gland is available as an accessory
under part number 20410032 from specialist dealers.
Not included
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Lay the cables supplied with the turntable (2 x coaxial cables and 1 x power supply cable) into
the mounting plate as indicated by the markings on the mounting plate (see illustrations in Fig. F),
and feed the remaining lengths of cable through a cable duct* and a roof gland¹ into the interior
of the motor home/caravan.
)
)
Lift up the turntable and place it carefully on the mounting plate facing in the direction of travel
(see illustration Fig. F2) (do not step on the plug connectors and do not kink/crush the cables!)
The through holes on the turntable must be perfectly aligned with the threaded holes on the
mounting plate.
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Allow the turntable to rest on the front edge of the mounting plate. Keep the turntable supported
at an angle (see Fig. F1) and insert a suitable piece of wood underneath it.
Now lay and connect the turntable cables on the mounting plate (as indicated on the mounting plate,
see also Fig. F1). Make sure that the cables are not crossed over and that they are taut so that they
cannot be crushed. The two master coaxial cables, marked red, must be connected to each other.
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Initially tighten the coaxial cable plugs finger-tight, using no tools, then tighten them lightly using
an open-ended SW 11 spanner. Do not try to pull the cables from the unit. This could damage
the cables or loosen the cable connections.
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Apply a little adhesive sealant to the six threaded holes in the mounting plate and screw the
fastening screws into the thread.
Tighten the screws to a torque of 6 Nm.
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Run the connecting cables through the waterproof HDZ 100¹ roof gland into the interior of the
vehicle. In so doing the cables may not be crushed, kinked or damaged.
The connecting cables between the turntable and the connecting/control unit may
not be extended!
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The HDZ 100 roof gland is available as an accessory under part number 20410032 from specialist
dealers.
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INSTALLATION OF THE UFS 940SW
SELECTION OF A SUITABLE INSTALLATION LOCATION
Note:
When choosing the installation location, bear in mind that the rear of the unit should
always be accessible. The UFS 940sw is equipped with a power saving circuit and a
separate infrared transmitter, which means that the unit does not need to be placed
where it is visible. You can therefore fit the UFS 940sw out of sight in any location,
e.g. on cupboard walls, side walls or the base of storage compartments.
The four screw sockets provided (see diagram on the next page) allow you to install the receiver not
only resting on a shelf but also to fix it there or in other positions.
In addition, the following points should be taken into account:
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The wall thickness at the installation location must be at least 15 mm, as otherwise the screws will
break through on the other side or damage the surface
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Ensure that the cupboard or storage compartment in which the unit is to be housed is adequately
ventilated to prevent a build up of heat. Carpet-covered walls are unsuitable for installation
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Take care when tightening the screws not to damage any cables etc. behind or in the wall
The receiver is designed exclusively for installation in dry, interior locations. The installation location
must be protected against moisture
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The cable lengths must be taken into account when choosing the installation location
The connecting cables must be provided with strain reliefs
Ventilation:
The heat generated within the receiver
can be dissipated from the following
sides of the casing: bottom, left, right
and top. When selecting the installation
location, make sure that these sides are
not obstructed or covered. If the unit is
operated continuously with insufficient
ventilation, this can negatively affect the
length of its working life!
20 cm
Maintain a clearance of at least 20 cm
above or below the unit, 2 cm to either
side and
5
cm behind it, to allow
unobstructed dissipation of the heat
generated.
The unit monitors its temperature in operation. Premature failure of the unit due
to continuous operation at temperatures higher than the recommended operating
temperature as a result of insufficient ventilation does not constitute grounds for a
claim under warranty/guarantee.
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Connections and fusing of the unit:
All connection cables for connection to the receiver (including the infra-red sensor) are connected at the
rear of the unit (see also the item “Connection example” in this section). When selecting the installation
location, allow sufficient clearance at the rear of the unit for these cables and their plugs.
On the left hand side of the receiver viewed from the front there is a fuse inserted from the outside. This
fuse (for the type, see the section “Important Information” in the receiver operating manual) should be
accessible even after the unit has been installed, so that it can easily be exchanged if required.
PREPARATIONS
Removing the blanking plugs:
When the unit is delivered, the screw
sockets are covered with blanking
plugs. These can be pushed out, using
the screws supplied (working upwards
from below, see diagram on the right).
Attaching the infra-red sensor:
If the unit is installed in open view, you
can attach the infra-red sensor directly to
the unit; or if the receiver is installed in a
concealed location, you should position
the infra-red sensor where it can be clearly
seen by the remote control unit. There
are three places on the infra-red sensor
where the adhesive strips supplied can
be attached (see diagram on the right
,
and
). The attachment point
is
provided for sticking the infra-red sensor
directly to the unit.
The attachment point on the receiver is
on the front panel (see diagram on the
right ).
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Using the adhesive strips supplied, now
install the infra-red sensor either on
the receiver or at the chosen location.
If the infra-red sensor is installed on
the unit, its cable can be threaded in at
its base, as for a phone, and routed to
the rear of the receiver (see diagram
on the right).
When threading in the
cable, take care not to
damage its sheath.
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION
Under no circumstances use countersunk-head screws for
installation (see diagram on the right), since these can damage the
screw sockets on the receiver. Wherever possible, use the wood
screws supplied with the receiver.
Before installing the receiver so that it is attached to another piece
of equipment (such as a TV set), check with the manufacturer of that
equipment or by reference to the documentation supplied with it
whether this is permissible, and if so what fittings (screws etc.) you
need/can use for this. The temperature rise of each of the units in
operation (receiver/TV set) can in some circumstances affect the other unit.
The wood screws supplied with the receiver should not under any circumstances
be used to attach it to a TV set or other electrical equipment! This could damage
that equipment, possibly beyond repair.
Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock!
Use of other screws:
If because of the installation location or
factors associated with it, the screws
supplied cannot be used, refer to the
diagram alongside when selecting the
screws to be used. This shows you the
cross-section area of the screw sockets
on the receiver and shows which screws
(diameter, screw head profiles etc.) can
be inserted into the receiver support.
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INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION
Useful information for installing the receiver on a TV set:
For installation by attachment to the rear of a TV set, securing with two screws is sufficient.
The equipment must have one of the following hole patterns (for wall mounting) on its rear panel:
100 x 100; 100 x 200; 200 x 200 or 200 x 400. If this is not the case, a VESA adaptor plate can be
obtained from a specialist dealer.
Before installing the receiver it is essential you read the section “Wall mounting” (or the equivalent)
in the user instructions for your TV set. This will tell you the screw diameters (M4, M6 or M8) and most
importantly the permissible screw penetration depth.
Before starting any installation work, it is essential you disconnect all the units
concerned from the mains. It the screws penetrate too deeply into the TV set
they may damage it beyond repair and create the risk of a fatal electric shock!
Under no circumstances install the receiver between the TV and a wall support!
Installation on the rear panel of a TV set is permissible only if the TV set is resting
on a stand that is attached in some other way.
Marking out the screw/drill points at the installation location:
This diagram is to assist you in marking out the exact screw/drill points at the installation location.
↑
Rear of the receiver
Front of the receiver
↓
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INSTALLATION
Secure the receiver at the installation location previously selected and prepared.
Do not force it, and take care that not to damage either the screw sockets,
the receiver casing itself or any cables that are already attached to the receiver!
Length of screw on other side
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LAYING CABLES AND CONNECTING THE TURNTABLE
•
Lay the master coaxial cable (marked red) to the UFS 940sw and the second coaxial cable to the
second receiver. If you are not using a second receiver, we recommend that you lay the second
coaxial cable in any case, so that it is available should you ever need it.
•
Lay the turntable power supply cable (3-pin plug) to the battery.
Avoid laying the cables across sharp edges and secure the cables against possible chafing
points.
•
•
Connect the master coaxial cable (coming from the turntable) to the “IF IN” F socket on the rear of
the UFS 940sw.
Place the infra-red sensor for the receiver close to or directly on top of the TV set and lay the
cable to the UFS 940sw. Connect the 6-pin Western connector at the rear to the socket marked
“IR REMOTE IN” (see also “Installation of the UFS 940sw receiver” in this section).
Note:
Lay the Cinch cable supplied with the CAP 910. Take great care to plug the cable into the
correct socket!
CONNECTING TO THE UFS 940SW
The receiver must be connected to no other power supply than 12 V DC. The
receiver’s earth connection must be connected to the negative pole of the motor
home or caravan battery.
Isolate the on-board power supply (master switch “off” or disconnect the positive pole of the on-board
power supply battery) before commencing the following work:
•
Connect the power cable supplied (depending on the power supply available in your motor home
or caravan, either a 12 V supply or a 230 V supply via a power supply unit) to the “
plug connector on the receiver.
”
Make sure that the “inline” integrated fuse (5 A) of the cable is fully plugged in and is intact. If the
fuse blows, the source of the fault must first be eliminated. The fuse must only ever be replaced
by a fuse with the same rating (5 A).
The fuses in the cable and in the receiver must never be by-passed – cable fire
hazard!
•
•
At the connecting point for the power cable, the voltage must not fall below 10.9 V even with a load
of 12 A. Otherwise optimum functioning can no longer be guaranteed.
Connect the power cable to the respective socket in your motor home or caravan (12 V or 230 V).
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Only for connection in a motor home, not in a caravan!
•
The third, green connecting cable, marked “IGNITION” allows you the option of connection to a
circuit in the vehicle that is activated when the ignition key is turned and then carries a continuous
12 V supply. This type of connection ensures that when the engine is started the antenna
is automatically lowered into the park position (the receiver does not need to be turned on).
Note that the antenna can then be lowered only when the power supply is present in addition to
the ignition signal!
•
•
Check the connections before you re-connect the on-board power supply.
For commissioning and more detailed information on additional operator functions, please consult the
operation section of the separate operating manual for the receiver.
FUNCTIONAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONNECTION TO THE ON-BOARD POWER SUPPLY
Under certain circumstances, problems can arise when the units are connected to different connecting
sockets or circuits/earth potentials. If none are available, it is recommended that you connect the
connecting sockets for receiver and TV set to the same cable, as depicted in Figure “G”. The power
rating of the circuit used must be checked with respect to the intended application.
Further information on operating the UFS 940sw receiver can be found in the operating manual
supplied with the unit.
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CONNECTION EXAMPLE FOR 12 V BATTERY CONNECTION
Figure: G
Important:
For operation with two batteries,
it must be ensured that the
ignition signal earth has the same
potential as the power supply
battery earth for the turntable.
Non-compliance means that the
automatic lowering function will
not work!
Important:
A connection is necessary,
otherwise the GPS data
cannot be read!
brown
white green
6-pin
Master
Battery
10.9 V-13.8 V
Ignition
Optional connection
for second receiver
TV set
HDMI cable recommended for
HDMI-compatible TV sets
external
IR sensor
The second receiver can only be
used to receive channels from the
satellite currently selected on the first
receiver. There is no restriction on
choice of channels from the selected
satellite. The second receiver must be
configured as a “Simple LNB” in the first
Cigarette lighter
socket or 12V
standard socket
DIN ISO 4165
Battery
Not included
installation menu!
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RECEPTION RANGE / FOOTPRINT
The footprint is the reception area on the earth that a satellite covers with its transmission beam (spot),
within which satellite reception is possible. The transmission power is at its greatest in the centre of
this spot – it becomes progressively weaker moving outwards.
You should preferably align your antenna to the position of the ASTRA satellite 19.2° East (picture
below left), EUTELSAT/HOTBIRD 13° East (picture below right). The spots for these satellites are
shown below.
The inner line of the footprint here
shows the typical reception range
for ASTRA with the CAP 910
The outer line of the footprint here
shows the typical reception range
for EUTELSAT Hotbird with the
CAP 910
The satellites broadcast the various channel packages in different footprints. The respective channel
packages can normally be received within these footprint zones. In the marginal zones, reception
is possible, although because of a variety of influencing factors this cannot be guaranteed. The quality
of the channels received can vary considerably (for instance due to environmental factors).
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DISMANTLING FOR SERVICING
If repairs to the system or individual components are necessary, contact your specialist dealer or our
service centre (see below for address).
Never open the turntable yourself!
DISMANTLING
•
Do not cut the cables! Disconnect the cables at the cable disconnection box
provided for the purpose!
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
The cables laid within the vehicle can remain there
Unscrew the six M6 screws securing the turntable to the mounting plate
Lift the turntable at an angle and insert a suitable piece of wood underneath it
Disconnect the cables at the cable disconnection box provided for the purpose (remove the plugs)
Then place the turntable on the prepared wooden supports
To ship the turntable, use the original packaging which you have saved
Seal the opening in the vehicle roof appropriately to protect against the ingress of moisture
If a HDZ 100 roof gland has been fitted and the equipment is then removed, the cable glands no
longer used should be sealed with the integral plugs. The enclosure is then watertight once again.
Note:
Before exchanging the UFS 940sw, first move the turntable to the park position.
ADDRESS OF THE SERVICE CENTRE
Factory repair centre
Regional repair centre
ESC
KATHREIN Sachsen GmbH
Electronic Service Chiemgau GmbH
Bahnhofstraße 108
Lindenstraße 3
09241 Mühlau GERMANY
83224 Grassau GERMANY
Tel:
+49 3722 6073-31
Tel:
+49 8641 9545-0
Fax:
+49 3722 6073-18
Fax:
Internet:
e-mail:
+49 8641 9545-35 and -36
e-mail:
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MANUAL LOWERING TO PARK POSITION
If a defect arises in the electronic controls, after some disassembly work the antenna
can be returned to the park position (horizontal position) manually. Following this
however, recalibration by an authorised workshop is always necessary.
Driving to the nearest workshop with the antenna extended at a moderate speed
and taking into account the increase (+ 77 cm) in the vehicle height is an option and
is preferable to manual lowering!
Users unfamiliar with the necessary repair work are urged not to attempt to
lower the antenna manually into park position themselves. They should contact
a technician or engineer. They may find a suitable person on the campsite.
In any case, the safety instructions listed below must be followed.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Make sure that:
-
-
The antenna and connected units are disconnected from the power supply
The person carrying out the repairs does not suffer from vertigo and can
move around safely on the roof of the caravan or motor home
The person carrying out the repairs is wearing sturdy and non-slip shoes
The person carrying out the repairs has a secure position to stand and hold
on while working
-
-
-
-
The roof and the climbing equipment used (e.g. ladder) are dry, clean and
non-slip
The roof can withstand the weight of the person carrying out the repairs
Caution! Risk of death or injury due to falling or roof collapsing!
-
Do not hold onto the antenna, as the rocker comes free without warning
during dismantling
Caution! Risk of death and injury due to falling or crushing!
-
Nobody should be inside the caravan/motor home underneath the
antenna during dismantling/installation
Caution! Risk of death or injury due to possible roof collapse and falling
parts!
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MANUAL LOWERING TO PARK POSITION
MANUAL LOWERING
1. In the centre of the axis (arrowed) there are two plastic
caps, one to the left and one to the right. Lever this off with
a narrow slot-head screwdriver.
2. Behind this, each jointed socket carries a central M10 cap
screw (8 mm across flats); and one of the two sockets
carries an additional 2 M6 cap screws (5 mm across flats).
Unscrew each of these four screws.
3. Caution! Secure and support the antenna to prevent it
tipping over. The connection to the rocker can suddenly
come loose during the next step (item 4). It is then no
longer connected to the turntable!
4. Screw an M12 screw into each thread (minimum length:
60 mm). Screwing in the M12 screw pushes the rocker off
the taper seating on the tapered shaft and releases the
engagement.
Important: Screw the screw in only as far as necessary
to free the rocker from engagement on the tapered
shaft!
5. Tilt the antenna into the park position (horizontal position).
6. Remove the M12 screw.
7. Screw the M10 screws on each side back in again, and also
the two M6 screws on the one side, and tighten them.
8. Replace the plastic caps.
Loosening the rocker from the taper shaft causes the rocker
zero point position to be lost. The defect must be eliminated
and the rocker recalibrated by an authorised dealer!
9. Consult an authorised dealer.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Direction of travel
Type
CAP 910
Order no.
20310022
2 switchable outputs:
V/H (14/18 V), low/high (0/22 kHz)
LNB
LNB supply voltage
V
vertical: 11.5-14, horizontal: 16-19
10.70-12.75
Input frequency
GHz
MHz
GHz
dB/K
V
Output frequency
950-1950/1100-2150
9.75/10.60
Oscillator frequency (L.O.)
System quality (G/T) 11.3/12.5 GHz
Power supply (vehicle battery)
16.9/17.9
10.9-13.8
Power consumption from the 12 V vehicle electrical system:
Inrush current/satellite search/TV-reception/stand-by
A
mA
Type 10, max. 12/type 3/type 1.2/type 0.024
Current consumption from the receiver
Setting range: Elevation/azimuth/skew
Weight (without receiver)
Type 200
3-67/390/± 45
18.9
°
kg
Packing unit/weight
Units/kg
1/22
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SIKAFLEX 291 SAFETY DATA SHEET
1. Materials/preparation and company designation
Data on the product (trade name):
Data on manufacturer/suppliers
Manufacturer/suppliers:
Street/postcode:
Postcode and town:
Country:
Sikaflex® 291
Sika Deutschland GmbH
Kornwestheimer Str. 103-107
Stuttgart
Germany
Tel:
+49 711 80090 Fax: +49 711 8009321
Product safety
+49 173 6774799 only outside office hours
General information:
Emergency information hotline:
2. Composition/data on components
Chemical characterisation:
Filled reactive PUR polymer
Hazardous contents (designation to 67/548/EEC)
CAS-No. Concentration Danger symbols R phrases
EC no.
Naphtha (crude oil), hydro-desulphurised heavy
64742-82-1
1 - 2.5 %
Xn,N
Xn
10,65,51/53,66,67
20,36/37/38,42/43
10,20/21,38
265-185-4
202-966-0
215-535-7
4.4‘ methylene-diphenyl-diisocyanate
101-68-8
0.1 - 1 %
1 - 2.5 %
Xylol
1330-20-7
Xn
3. Potential hazards
Hazard designation:
Xn
Special hazard instructions for human beings and the environment
42 Sensitisation possible by breathing in.
Hazardous to health
4. First Aid measures
General instructions
In all cases show the doctor the safety data sheet.
After breathing in
In the event of trouble consult a doctor.
After contact with the skin
After contact, wash the skin with soap and water.
In the event of continuing skin irritation consult a doctor.
After contact with the eyes
In case of contact with the eyes, wash with copious water for 15 minutes.
Summon a doctor immediately.
After swallowing
Do not induce vomiting. Summon a doctor immediately.
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5. Measures for fire fighting
Suitable extinguishing media
Compatible with all extinguishing media in general use.
Special hazard from the product, its products of combustion or gases released
In case of fire the following can be released: Carbon monoxide (CO)
Carbon dioxide (CO2)
Hydrogen chloride (HCl)
Oxides of nitrogen (NOx)
Additional instructions
Combustion residues and contaminated extinguishing media must be disposed of in
accordance with the local authority regulations. Collect contaminated extinguishing water
separately, do not allow it to run into the drains.
6. Measures if inadvertently released
Personal precautions
Ensure sufficient ventilation.
Wear protective clothing.
Where vapours/dust/aerosols are present, wear a breathing mask.
Environmental protection measures
Do not allow to run into the drains or bodies of water.
In the event of penetration into water, ground or drains, inform the responsible
authorities!
Procedure for cleaning/clearing up
Absorb with media that bind to liquids (e.g. sand, sawdust, universal binding media.
Dispose of the material that has been cleared up in accordance with the section on
Disposal.
7. Handling and storage
Handling
Instructions for safe handling:
Refer to Section 8 / Personal protective
equipment.
Instructions for fire and explosion prevention: Not applicable
Storage
Requirements for storerooms and containers:
Containers should be dry, kept tightly sealed and stored in a cool, well ventilated place.
Storage proximity instructions
Store separately from all kinds of foodstuffs.
Additional instructions for storage
Protect against frost.
Protect against heat and direct sunlight.
Protect against atmospheric humidity and water.
* 8. Exposure limitation and personal protective equipment
Components subject to monitoring of workplace concentration limits
Designation of the component
CAS no.
type
Reference/country/year
Naphtha (crude oil), hydro-desulphurised heavy
64742-82-1 Permissible workplace concentration 350 mg/m3
64742-82-1 Permissible workplace concentration 70 ml/m3
TRGS 900/DE/2004
TRGS 900/DE/2004
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4.4‘ methylene-diphenyl-diisocyanate
101-68-8
101-68-8
Permissible workplace concentration 0.05 mg/m3
Permissible workplace concentration 0.005 ml/m3
TRGS 900/DE/2004
TRGS 900/DE/2004
Xylol
1330-20-7 Permissible workplace concentration 440 mg/m3
1330-20-7 Permissible workplace concentration 100 ml/m3
TRGS 900/DE/2004
TRGS 900/DE/2004
2000/39/EC
2000/39/EC
2000/39/EC
1330-20-7 EU-TWA (8h)
1330-20-7 EU-TWA (8h)
1330-20-7 EU-STEL (15‘)
1330-20-7 EU-STEL (15‘)
221 mg/m3
50 ml/m3
442 mg/m3
100 ml/m3
2000/39/EC
Personal protective equipment
General protective and hygiene measures
Ensure sufficient ventilation at the workplace.
Avoid contact with the eyes and skin.
Apply prophylactic skin protection by protective hand cream.
Take off soiled clothing immediately.
Do not smoke, eat or drink when handling the product.
Before breaks and after completing work, wash hands well.
Breathing protection
When ventilation is poor: ABEK multi-range filter
The gas filter class is dependent on the local concentration of injurious substances.
Hand protection
Wear butyl rubber/nitrile rubber gloves
Eye protection
Safety glasses
Body protection
Work clothing
* 9. Physical and chemical characteristics
Appearance
Form:
Colour:
Smell:
pasty
various, depends on the pigment
characteristic
Safety-relevant data, methods
Flashpoint:
> 65 °C
Density at 20°C:
Solubility in water:
Viscosity at 20°C:
VOC (solvents):
VOC (CH):
approx. 1.26 g/cm3
reacts with water
not applicable
3.47 %
3.47 %
10. Stability and reactivity
Substances to be avoided/hazardous reactions
No hazardous reactions if correctly stored and handled.
Thermal decomposition and hazardous products of decomposition
No decomposition if used correctly.
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11. Toxicology data
Sensitisation
Sensitisation/allergic reactions may occur.
Sensitive individuals may exhibit allergic reactions even at very low concentrations.
Experience of human exposure
On skin contact:
May lead to irritation
May lead to irritation
May lead to irritation
May lead to health problems
On eye contact:
On being breathed in:
On being swallowed:
12. Ecological data
Additional instructions
Do not allow to run into the drains, bodies of water or the ground.
13. Disposal instructions
Product
Recommendations
In accordance with the applicable waste labelling regulations, waste should be classified by its
origin. Therefore a unique waste code number cannot be assigned.
Packaging
Recommendations
Packaging that is empty of residues should be sent for recycling. Packaging that contains
residues of hazardous substances or which is contaminated with hazardous substances, and
any packaging that is not empty of residues should be disposed of as the product, correctly and
without creating pollution.
If the last contents makes it necessary, packaging that is empty of residues must be pre-treated
for disposal (e.g. washed out, neutralised, cured, shaken out).
14. Transport data
ADR/RID
Further data
Not hazardous cargo.
IMO/IMDG
Marine pollutant: no
Further data
Not hazardous cargo.
IATA/ICAO
Further data
Not hazardous cargo.
15. Regulations
Identification in accordance with EC directives
The product should be classified and identified in accordance with EC directives/national statute
law.
Component(s) to be labelled as hazardous content: 4.4’ methylene-diphenyl-diisocyanate
Hazard symbols
Xn
Hazardous to health
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Risk phrases
42
Sensitisation possible by breathing in.
Safety phrases
23
45
Do not breathe in gas/smoke/vapour/aerosol.
In the event of accident or feeling unwell summon a doctor immediately (if possible show
the doctor this label).
Special identification of particular components
Contains isocyanates. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
National regulations
Water contamination class
WGK 1 (to VwVws of 17. May 1999)
GISCODE/PRODUCT CODE
GISCODE : PU 50
16. Other data
Markings (*) in the left margin indicate revisions from the previous version.
Intended purpose:
Chemical product for building and industry
Risk phrases for the constituent substances listed in Section 2
10
Flammable.
20
Hazardous to health if breathed in.
20/21
36/37/38
38
Hazardous to health if breathed in and if comes in contact with the skin.
Irritates the eyes, breathing organs and the skin.
Irritates the skin.
42/43
51/53
65
66
67
Sensitisation possible by breathing in and by contact with the skin.
Poisonous to water organisms, can have long-term polluting effects on bodies of water.
Hazardous to health: can cause damage to lungs if swallowed.
Repeated contact can lead to brittle or cracked skin.
Vapours can cause drowsiness and light-headedness.
The data in this safety data sheet represent our knowledge at the time of publication. They are not warranted
as a complete list of characteristics. The only warranty extended is that expressed in the technical data
sheets and the general conditions of sale. Consult the technical data sheet before use.
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SIKAFLEX 291 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
Technical data sheet
Version 12/2005
Sikaflex®®-291
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Tear propagation resistance (ISO 34 / DIN 53515)
approx. -45°C
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Sikaflex® 291 satisfied the require- - can be painted over
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properties to the principal materials
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sealing plastics that are subject to
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SIKAFLEX 291 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
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sheets for their essential physical,
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the processing and use of our products are based
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on our knowledge and experience in normal cases,
providing the products are correctly stored and ap-
film thickness of the paint finish may
Processing instructions
plied. Due to the variety of materials, surfaces and
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make an objective assessment of expectation of
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Break the cartridge membrane and
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application gun and cut off the clip.
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the crack to be filled, and apply the
sealant with a suitable manual, bat-
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piston gun into the crack, leaving no
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be used up within a few days. The
processing temperature must not be
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sealant is between 15°C and 25°C.
Additional information
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CAP 910 OPERATING MANUAL
The operating manual for the
CAP 910
If, despite studying this operating manual, you still
have questions about getting started with the unit or
using it correctly, or if unexpected problems occur,
please contact your specialist dealer.
The Kathrein Technical Customer Support is also at
your disposal. Tel: +49 8031 184-700
The automatic overnight updating of the EPG data described in the UFS 940sw
operating manual is not performed automatically when the UFS 940sw is being
operated on the CAP 910! The EPG data are updated when an individual channel
is viewed. At this point however the receiver updates all EPG data for the channels
that are broadcast from the currently selected receiving transponder.
For example: You have selected the channel “SAT.1”. At this point for instance the
EPG data will be updated for “ProSieben” and “KABEL1”.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CAP 910 BEFORE SETUP
This section of the UFS 940sw operating manual for the turntable assumes that
the UFS 940sw and the turntable have been properly installed and connected,
as described in the installation and operating manuals.
If you have not yet done so, read the safety instructions at the beginning of the
UFS 940sw operating manual and follow them when handling the UFS 940sw and
the turntable unit.
Before setting up your satellite system, make sure that the location allows a free
view to the satellite positions to the South and is not shadowed by trees or other
obstructions. This will save you time and effort.
So as to avoid overheating the turntable motors, do not operate the motors
continuously for longer than 20 minutes.
None of the search procedures initiated by the CAP 910 will require as much as
20 minutes operation. Only repeated unsuccessful search procedures or manual
overrides by the user can cause this limit to be exceeded.
As soon as the ignition signal is no longer present at the turntable, if the receiver
is switched on the turntable will be supplied with a +12 V power supply and may
automatically move to the last known satellite position. Therefore switch your
receiver on only if you wish to use your CAP 910.
REMOTE CONTROL
All settings on the UFS 940 are made using the remote!
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FIRST INSTALLATION
Before using your unit for the first time, read the “Safety Instructions - Important
Information” and “Installation and Connection” sections.
You will find a sample configuration for a motor home in the Section “Installation
and connection”, “Connection Example”.
Do not connect the unit to the power supply until all installation work has been
properly carried out.
The guidance given in the “First Installation” section assumes that the receiver has
been properly connected, as per the “Safety Instructions - Important Information”
and “Installation and Connection” sections.
First switch your TV set on and select the AV or video/HDMI channel number to which you have
connected the receiver. Switch on your receiver at the power switch on the rear of the unit.
The following display appears:
Also note the bars at the bottom
of the on-screen display! These
provide information on what to
do next.
Select the menu language you want using the
French, Italian, Spanish, Czech, Dutch, Polish, Norwegian, Turkish and Russian.
buttons. Available options: German, English,
Press the
(green) button to move to the next menu.
Note:
If you are unsure whether you chose the right option from a previous menu, you can go
back a step at any time during the first installation process by pressing the
(red) button.
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FIRST INSTALLATION
The following display appears:
Use the
buttons to select whether
to replace the factory pre-programmed
channel list by a pre-sorted channel list
for a specific country (at present only
a limited number of pre-sorted channel
lists are available). If you prefer to use
the factory pre-programmed channel list,
choose “No” under “Restore Channellist”.
Press the
(green) button to move to the next menu.
The following display appears:
Use the
buttons here to select the
basic settings for the video and audio
output from the receiver to the TV set.
For this, refer to the operating manual
for your TV set and take care to select
only those settings that your TV set can
process.
Video Output via
Select the connection on the receiver to which you have connected your television.
Either
or
VIDEO
HDMI
Note:
The better picture quality, in particular for HDTV signal is obtained via the HDMI port.
The precondition for this however is that your TV set has a HDMI port.
TV Format
HDMI Format
Here you can select the TV picture format. Either
Here you can select the picture resolution that
will be sent to your TV set. Either
-
-
4:3 or
16:9
-
-
-
-
1080i (resolution 1920 x 1080, half-screen
images)
576p (resolution 720 x 576, full-screen images)
or
720p (resolution 1280
images)
x
720, full-screen
automatically
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FIRST INSTALLATION
Show 4:3 event
Picture format
Here you can select the type of screen display
mode for 4:3 broadcasts on a 16:9 TV set:
Select the type of screen display, depending on
your setting for the TV format:
-
-
-
normal (pillarbox)
Stretched (Full Screen) or
zoom in (Pan & Scan)
-
-
TV aspect ratio “4:3”: Pan & Scan or Letterbox
TV aspect ratio “16:9”: Always 16:9 or
automatic
Audio format via HDMI
Television System
Here you can select the type of audio signal
that is transmitted by the HDMI interface.
Select the signal that your TV set can process:
Here you can select the TV standard you wish
to use.
-
-
-
PAL or
NTSC or
MULTI
-
-
Decoded PCM or
S/PDIF format
TV standby via HDMI
If you select “Off”, the TV set must be switched
on or off separately. If you select “On”, the TV set
will be switched on automatically as the receiver
starts up (but only if the TV set was in stand-by
mode). If the receiver is switched off into stand-
by mode, the TV set will also be switched to
stand-by mode.
Automatically switching the TV set on/off by the
receiver is available only if the TV set supports
this function!
Press the
(green) button to move to the next menu.
The following display appears:
System
Use the
buttons here at “System” to select “CAP”. Then use the
buttons to select the
“Initialize CAP” line and press the
button to confirm.
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FIRST INSTALLATION
Your CAP system will then be initialised. You will then see the following display:
Press the
(green) button to move to the next menu. The following display appears:
Local time offset (UTC)
Here you can use the
buttons to select the local time offset to UTC (formerly GMT) (e.g. for
Germany: + 1 hour). You can set the offset in 1 hour steps. The maximum offset is 12 hours (+ and -).
Automatic clock change (summer/winter time)
Use the
buttons to select whether the receiver should automatically change over to and
from summer and winter time. If “On” is selected, the receiver automatically sets itself to the right time.
If you select the setting “Off”, you must make the change to and from summer time manually by setting
the “Summertime” field to “Yes” or “No”.
When you have completed all settings, press the
(green) button, to complete the first installation.
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CAP MENU (TURNTABLE ANTENNA SETTINGS)
CALLING UP THE CAP MENU
Press the
(green) button. The following display appears:
Use the
buttons to select the
“Antenna Configuration” line and press
the button to confirm.
The following display appears:
You can also call up this menu via
the main menu “Settings”, “Antenna
Configuration” (System: CAP).
RESETTING THE CAP SYSTEM (TURNTABLE ANTENNA) (RESET)
All satellite positions found by a search will be deleted.
Use the
buttons to select the “Reset turn table antenna” line and press the
button to
confirm. The following display appears:
Press the
button to confirm, or the
button to cancel.
Note:
Before exchanging any component of the system (such as the receiver) the turntable
should be moved to its park position by means of the “Reset turn table antenna”
command. The “Reset” deletes all previously saved satellite positions. The satellite data
in the UFS 940sw receiver are however retained.
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CAP MENU (TURNTABLE ANTENNA SETTINGS)
INPUTTING THE CAP GPS POSITION
Function not available with the CAP 910 as the GPS data is automatically provided during your journey.
Note:
To help ensure the required satellite is found quickly, the CAP 910 uses GPS data
recorded during the journey. However, GPS data is only recorded if both the green ignition
lead and the turntable are connected to the 12 V power supply (the receiver can remain
switched off). If this is not possible, we recommend that you connect the turntable and
the ignition signal to the 12 V power supply for approximately 3 minutes before setting
up the system. The current GPS data will be provided during this time. Once the ignition
signal has been removed, the receiver can be switched on. The CAP 910 now searches
for satellites using the exact elevation.
TO MOVE THE ANTENNA MANUALLY
This function should be used only by experienced users. Exact knowledge of
the satellite position and your present location are necessary when aligning the
antenna manually to a satellite. Watch out for any obstacles that the antenna
might collide with. The antenna is liable to be damaged by such collisions!
You can set the inclination and horizontal
angle of the antenna using the “Elevation”
and “Move to the azimuth (rotate the
antenna)” commands. Check your settings
by referring to the “Signal-Strength” and
“Signal-Quality” bars on the right-hand
side. The higher the bar, the stronger
and better quality the signal received.
The currently displayed position of the CAP is the
“park position”.
ELEVATION
Using the numeric keys and/or the
buttons, input the desired elevation value.
Two seconds after completion of the input or when the
selected position.
button is pressed, the CAP moves to the
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CAP MENU (TURNTABLE ANTENNA SETTINGS)
LNB TILT/SKEW
Using the
buttons or the numeric keys, enter the required tilt angle (skew) for the LNB and press
button to confirm. Check your settings by referring to the “Signal-Strength” and “Signal-Quality”
the
bars on the right-hand side. The higher the bar, the stronger and better quality the signal received.
STOP ON SIGNAL
Use the
buttons to select whether the CAP should stop automatically (Yes or No) on detection
of a satellite signal during manual alignment by the user.
MOVE TO THE AZIMUTH (ROTATE THE ANTENNA)
As soon as you switch the orange bar to the “Move to the azimuth (rotate the antenna)” line you will see
the following display:
You now have the following options for rotating your CAP:
-
-
-
“Step by step” using the
buttons
“Move towards min” (minimum rotary position) with the
button or
button
“Move towards max” (maximum rotary position) with the
Note:
If you previously set “Stop on signal” to “Yes”, the antenna will stop as soon as it detects
a satellite signal.
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CAP MENU (TURNTABLE ANTENNA SETTINGS)
MOVE CAP TO PARK POSITION
Press the
button; the CAP will move
to the park position. As soon as the
turntable reaches the park position, the
following display appears:
CAP SETTINGS
This menu allows important basic settings for the CAP, such as the elevation
border or elevation offset to be set. These two settings in particular should be
performed by a specialist to match your needs and the conditions; if they are set
incorrectly the CAP may be damaged!
Use the
The following display appears:
buttons to select the “CAP settings” line and press the
button to confirm.
ELEVATION BORDER AND ELEVATION OFFSET
Neither of these settings should be changed unless the change is necessary because of neighbouring
roof structures or other obstacles. The settings are made using the cursor buttons (
numeric keys.
) or the
SEARCH SPEED
In the fringe areas of the satellite footprints it may happen that a better search result is obtained by using
a lower CAP search speed. If the “Regular” search speed does not give satisfactory search results,
you can reduce the search speed to “Slow”.
If the signal strength and quality are good however you can set search speed to “Quick”. Normally
we recommend the search speed is set to “Regular”.
Make the settings using the
buttons.
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CAP MENU (TURNTABLE ANTENNA SETTINGS)
COUNTDOWN FOR THE SEARCH START
Set the “Countdown for search start” on
the display shown to the right. Use the
buttons to set the countdown.
You can set the countdown to between
one and ten seconds in one-second
increments or alternatively select “Off”.
If you select “Off”, the CAP starts
searching for satellites immediately.
RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS
If you select the “Restore factory settings”
option and press the
button to
confirm, all your settings within the
“Antenna Configuration” menu will be
reset to the factory setting. However, in
contrast to the “Reset turn table antenna”
command, all other settings will be
retained, along with satellite positions that
have already been detected and saved.
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ALIGNMENT (SATELLITE SEARCH)
The antenna is aligned automatically. After the UFS 940sw has been switched on, the turntable
automatically moves to the last channel received and the associated satellite position (e.g. ARD/ASTRA).
This works because each satellite is automatically recognised by the turntable.
The satellite search is started when you select a channel. If the turntable has not yet saved the position
of the satellite, you will see the following display when you select a channel (example):
If the vehicle is not on supports during the search process and people are
moving around inside it, there is a risk that movement of the vehicle will mean
that the satellite is not found.
You will see this display if the
CAP has not yet saved a satellite
position (e.g. after the CAP has
been reset or during the First
Installation).
You will see this display if the
CAP has already saved
a
satellite position but because
for instance the location of the
vehicle has changed, the satellite
is no longer to be found at the
know/saved position.
The search starts automatically after five seconds or if the
The search may take a few minutes (generally about two minutes). You will first see the following message:
button was pressed previously.
As soon as the turntable has found the correct satellite, it saves this position. During this process you
receive no TV picture. The turntable will then perform an automatic fine adjustment (if the signal
level is sufficient, the satellite position will be saved immediately by the turntable). During the fine
adjustment you will for the first time receive a TV picture, this however can still “freeze” during the fine
adjustment process - whether it does or not is system-dependent.
The set position (of the satellite that was found) is saved and the desired channel appears on the
TV screen.
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CHANNEL (SATELLITE) SELECTION/PROGRAMMING THE TIMER
By pressing the
buttons all channels can be selected in the sequence that they appear in the current
channel list and its sorting. Press the
(blue) button to switch between TV and radio channels.
CHANNEL SELECTION FROM THE CHANNEL LIST
Providing you are not in a menu, pressing the
display appears:
button calls up the channel list. The following
When you open this list the channel list selection/sort order is displayed from where you selected the
last channel.
For instance you can use the
(e.g. ASTRA 19.2° or Hotbird 13°).
buttons to display various channel lists sorted by satellite
The cursor buttons ( ) are used to navigate within the respective channel list view to select the
desired channel. The selection of the desired channel is confirmed by pressing the
As soon as the turntable has found the satellite or has reached the known position, you will now hear and
button.
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CHANNEL (SATELLITE) SELECTION/PROGRAMMING THE TIMER
view the currently selected channel in the small window at the top right. To exit the channel list and return
to the TV picture, press the
button again, or press the
button.
Note:
A comprehensive explanation of the channel list with its detailed functions (e.g. the scan
and sort function) can be found in the UFS 940sw operating manual.
CHANNEL SELECTION FROM THE CHANNEL LIST (SORTED BY SATELLITE)
To view the channel list sorted by the saved satellites, proceed as follows. Press the
button (starting
(green) button.
from the TV picture). If the “green view” does not appear in the complete list, press the
Now use the
stored for the satellite (see example):
buttons to select the desired satellite. You will automatically see the channel list
The channel selection functions as previously described “Channel selection from a channel list”.
TIMER PROGRAMMING
The timer function is currently not yet available in CAP mode!
See the UFS 940sw operating manual for details of how to program the timer. When using the
UFS 940sw on a CAP 910 please note the following additional instruction:
To prevent the turntable rotating at a time when it is unsupervised or when
rotation might be irritating (e.g. in the middle of the night), a timer can be
set. During the timer period the turntable is active only if the UFS 940sw is in
operation or is in standby mode.
If the receiver is completely switched off (switched off at the power socket)
and/or the turntable is in park position, the turntable will be inactive during the
timer period! The same applies if during the first movement the satellite position
is not found.
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CHANGE OF LOCATION
After a change of location, the antenna moves to the last position selected. After initialisation, you will
therefore see the following display (example, as it depends on the last selected position):
For slight changes of location, the
antenna can find the satellite very
quickly.
If the satellite is not found at the known position, the search starts automatically.
Note:
To help ensure the required satellite is found quickly, the CAP 910 uses GPS data
recorded during the journey. However, GPS data is only recorded if both the green ignition
lead and the turntable are connected to the 12 V power supply (the receiver can remain
switched off). If this is not possible, we recommend that you connect the turntable and
the ignition signal to the 12 V power supply for approximately 3 minutes before setting
up the system. The current GPS data will be provided during this time. Once the ignition
signal has been removed, the receiver can be switched on. The CAP 910 now searches
for satellites using the exact elevation.
If the search is unsuccessful, the following message appears:
The search starts automatically after five seconds or if the
The search may take a few minutes (generally about two minutes). You will first see the following message:
button was pressed previously.
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CHANGE OF LOCATION
As soon as the turntable has found the correct satellite, it saves this position. During this process you
receive no TV picture. The turntable will then perform an automatic fine adjustment (if the signal
level is sufficient, the satellite position will be saved immediately by the turntable). During the fine
adjustment you will for the first time receive a TV picture, this however can still “freeze” during the
fine adjustment process - whether it does or not is system-dependent.
The set position (of the satellite that was found) is saved and the desired channel appears on the
TV screen.
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PARK
PARKING THE TURNTABLE
You have four options for “parking” the antenna.
1. The antenna can be moved to park position by pressing the
button twice.
2. Press the
(green) button. Use the
buttons to select the “Move CAP to park position” line
and press the
button to confirm.
3. Press the
button to return to the main menu. The
buttons and
button allow you
to call up the submenus (“Settings”, “Antenna Configuration”, “to move the antenna manually”). Use
the buttons to switch to the “Move CAP to park position” item and press the button
to park the antenna.
4. When the ignition is operated, the antenna automatically moves to the park position! However,
for this to happen the green wire of the power supply cable must be connected to the ignition and
the turntable connected to the power supply (see “Connection Diagram”). Refer to the detailed
instructions for this in the CAP unit installation manual.
The antenna is moved to park position, and this is then confirmed.
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SPECIAL MESSAGES FROM THE TURNTABLE
SYSTEM PROTECTION MESSAGES
The following messages are shown on the screen to protect your reception system and the on-board
power supply:
The power supply to the turntable is inadequate (battery voltage below the minimum value). The turntable
can still be moved, but communication errors can occur between the UFS 940sw and the turntable
(e.g. when scanning for satellites).
If the voltage falls still further, both the following error messages are displayed:
Check the power supply to the turntable and
whether it is obstructed (e.g. by a branch). If
neither of these causes of faults is displayed, the
turntable motor temperature is in the critical range.
Allow the turntable to stand for a few minutes
in its current position, until the turntable motor
temperature has reduced. You can also however
move the turntable to the park position and let
it cool down there.
Press the
button to confirm the displayed
message. The turntable cannot be moved any
more. Check the power supply to the turntable.
Press the
to the park position.
button and the turntable will move
Note:
The antenna should not be moved whilst the battery is being recharged, to prevent peak
loads when turning on.
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SPECIAL MESSAGES FROM THE TURNTABLE
The vehicle ignition was switched on. For safety reasons, the turntable moves into the park position.
This operates however only if the green ignition cable for the turntable is connected to the vehicle
ignition and the turntable is connected to the power supply! As long as voltage is present at the ignition,
the connection to the CAP will remain disabled. This means the CAP cannot be operated.
If the turntable encounters an obstruction,
the CAP reverses 10°. This allows the
obstacle to be removed more easily.
The turntable antenna has reached the mechanical stop or is jammed! Check whether the turntable is
obstructed (e.g. by a branch).
The turntable motor temperature is in the critical range. Allow the turntable to stand for a few minutes
in its current position, until the turntable motor temperature has reduced.
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SPECIAL MESSAGES FROM THE TURNTABLE
MESSAGES ARISING FROM SOFTWARE PROBLEMS
A serious software error has occurred. Reset the turntable in the CAP menu, or contact our service centre.
The turntable antenna software is defective. An update is required. Contact our service centre.
FURTHER MESSAGES
This message may also appear if:
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the ignition is switched on
voltage is present at the ignition cable
(green)
The receiver has lost communication with the turntable. Check the connection between the UFS 940sw
and the turntable, the power supply and whether possibly the ignition signal is present at the CAP.
The connection to the turntable is defective. Reset the turntable in the CAP menu, check the connections
between the turntable and receiver, or contact our service centre.
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SPECIAL MESSAGES FROM THE TURNTABLE
The satellite you have selected cannot be received from your current location, or there may have been
changes made using the “CAP settings” menu (see section “CAP menu (turntable antenna settings),
CAP settings”), as a result of which the desired satellite cannot be received.
You have used the UFS 940sw to program programmes for recording (see timer list view in the
UFS 940sw EPG). If you now move the CAP to the park position, your recordings will not be performed.
To prevent the turntable rotating at a time when it is unsupervised or when
rotation might be irritating (e.g. in the middle of the night), a timer can be set.
During the timer period the turntable is active only if the UFS 940sw is in operation
or is in standby mode.
If the receiver is completely switched off (switched off at the power socket)
and/or the turntable is in park position, the turntable will be inactive during the
timer period! The same applies if during the first movement the satellite position
is not found.
The timer function is currently not yet available in CAP mode!
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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
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DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS
Electronic equipment is not domestic waste - in accordance with directive 2002/96/EC OF
THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL dated 27th January 2003 on used
electrical and electronic appliances, it must be disposed of properly.
At the end of its service life, take this device for disposal at a designated public
collection point.
Spent batteries are special waste!
Do not throw spent batteries into your domestic waste; take them to a collection point for
spent batteries!
KATHREIN-Werke KG • Anton-Kathrein-Straße 1 - 3
P.O. Box 100 444 • 83004 Rosenheim GERMANY
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