Winegard RoadTrip SD Manuel utilisateur

RoadTrip™

Digital Satellite Mobile Antenna for Two Receivers

RoadTrip SD - Stationary Satellite System

RoadTrip SDi - In-Motion Satellite System

OPERATION MANUAL

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DIGITAL BROADCAST SYSTEM

SATELLITE(S)

Introduction

Congratulations! You have purchased one of

Winegard’s latest developments in the mobile satel-

lite reception product line —the RoadTrip. This

system, used with your digital satellite receiver, will

deliver the best reception possible.

How Does Digital Satellite

TV Work?

Satellite programming originates from an “uplink”

facility on Earth — the facility receives many signals

from different sources, combines the signals digitally

and transmits to the satellites. The satellites (22,300

miles above Earth) receive the uplink signal, amplify

it and then transmit it back to earth in the Ku fre-

quency band. This signal is

concentrated and reflected to the

LNBF* located at the “focal point”

of the dish. The LNBF amplifies and

converts the signal to the 950 to

1450 MHz range. The signal is then

passed through a coaxial cable to the re-

ceiver where individual channel selection

and processing take place.

Introduction/How Does Digital Satellite TV Work?

PROGRAMMING UPLINK

CONTROL CENTERS

HIGH POWER KU-BAND

DOWNLINK SIGNAL

WINEGARD DIGITAL SATELLITE

SYSTEM ANTENNA

PRIMARY

RECEIVER

UPLINK SIGNAL TELEVISION

SET

* Low Noise Block Converter Feed

For Programming information call:

DISH NETWORK®- 1-800-333-DISH (1-800-333-3474)

DIRECTV®- 1-800-DIRECTV (1-800-347-3288)

Your new Winegard RV Digital Satellite System is an

easy-to-use satellite TV reception system. Because it

mounts on the top of your recreational vehicle, it goes

where you go and provides quality reception of digital

satellite signals. Check with your program provider for

exact coverage area.

RoadTrip™ features:

• Two receiver compatible

• Easy “one-button” operation

• Ability to toggle between satellites while Stationary

or In-motion using remote control, if subscribing to

multisatellite programming

• Winegard warranty

• Integrated DVB Technology

• GPS Technology (SDi In-Motion Model only)

About this manual —We hope this manual will provide clear instructions to install and

operate your Winegard mobile satellite system. Two symbols have been used —

Indicates caution should be taken! Indicates suggestions to make

processes easier for you.

SECONDARY

RECEIVER

RoadTrip SD Notice!

This model is PRESET for DIRECTV®receivers.

If you have a DISH Network®receiver, you must change the

numbered switches (see Fig. 1a).

Quick Reference Guide

MOUNTING OPTION A

Your Winegard RoadTrip satellite System has been designed to be the most user-friendly

Mobile Satellite Antenna on the market today. Upon installation of the antenna, or after

changing satellite service provider, simply set the switches inside of the dome to the settings

shown below. These switches enable the dish to locate the proper satellite for your service

provider, and, for the RoadTrip SDi In-Motion system, to be set for the proper installation

option. Simply set the switch, and forget it! Your Winegard RoadTrip Satellite Antenna will

locate the proper satellite with just the flip of a switch.

CABLE EXIT REAR

(MUST BE PARALLEL

TO CENTER LINE)

CENTER LINE OF VEHICLE

MV-3500

BACK OF VEHICLE

FRONT OF VEHICLE

ROADTRIP

CABLE EXIT FRONT

(MUST BE PARALLEL

TO CENTER LINE)

CENTER LINE OF VEHICLE

MV-3500

BACK OF VEHICLE

FRONT OF VEHICLE

ROADTRIP

RoadTrip SDi Notice!

This model is PRESET for DIRECTV®receivers Mounting Option A.

If you have a DISH Network®receiver, or if you choose Mounting Option B,

you must change the numbered switches (see Fig. 1b and 1c).

FIGURE 1C

MOUNTING OPTION B

(#1 represents Switch DOWN; #0 represents Switch up)

Sat. Rcvr. Mt. Option Switch Set Position

................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

DIRECTV A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

(FACTORY PRESET)

DISH NETWORK A 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

SWITCH SETTINGS

SHOWN

0= UP 1= DOWN

  

1 = DOWN

0 = UP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

FIGURE 1A

(#1 represents Switch DOWN; #0 represents Switch up)

Sat. Rcvr. Mt. Option Switch Set Position

..................................... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

DIRECTV A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

(FACTORY PRESET)

DIRECTV B 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

DISH NETWORK A 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1

DISH NETWORK B 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

SWITCH SETTINGS

SHOWN

0= UP 1= DOWN

  

1 = DOWN

0 = UP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

FIGURE 1B

Operation RoadTrip SD (VEHICLE MUST BE STATIONARY!!)

1. Turn on receiver and television set. The

RoadTrip™must be connected to a receiver that

is plugged into 120 VAC.

2. Verify that you are getting the receiver’s menu

screens on the television. These screens are avail-

able with or without the dish finding the signal.

3. Turn the power switch on for the RoadTrip™.

The dish will detect if it is already on a satellite sig-

nal. If it detects a signal, the dish will move to check

it’s alternate satellite and then move back to the

original satellite signal that is on.

4. If no signal was detected, the dish will begin its

search to locate the primary satellite. Once the dish

locates a signal, it will pause long enough to iden-

tify which satellite it has located. This may or may

not be visible on your receiver’s point dish screen.

5. After the unit has verified that it has the correct

satellite, it will move to check the alternate satellite

and move back to the primary satellite to complete

the search routine.

6. If you do not have signal, see Troubleshooting,

p.7.

NOTE: Because the RoadTrip™ uses information

from the last location that it was on a signal, sat-

ellite acquisition may take longer if the dish is

inactive over long distance traveling.

DirecTV®must be set to the “two” satellite, oval

dish setting. Refer to your receiver manual.

DISH Network®receivers must have the check

switch set to “SW42”. See page 6.

Recovery From Signal Interruption:

While traveling, the signal will be interrupted

when the line of sight to the satellite is

blocked. Signal is acquired again after line of

sight is restored. If signal is interrupted for more

than 15 seconds, the system automatically enters

the search routine. The length of time for the

TV picture to recover depends on the receiver

model you are using.

Must drive in straight line at 10

mph or more when starting to

operate in motion.

Operation RoadTrip SDi (In-Motion System)

1. Turn on receiver and television set. The

RoadTrip™must be connected to a receiver

that is plugged into 120 VAC.

2. Verify that you are getting the receiver’s

menu screens on the television. These screens

are available with or without the dish finding the

signal. See page 6 for details of receiver set up.

3. Turn the power switch on for the RoadTrip™.

The dish should start moving, making one or two

revolutions before it stops to acquire GPS. This

can take a few moments or up to 10-15 minutes.

Normal operation will be less than a minute.

4. Once the unit has acquired GPS the dish

will begin its search. The dish will pause on the

signal long enough to determine which satellite it

has found. If it moves off the signal, it is in an effort

to verify the signal and it should return to the signal

shortly.

5. After the unit has verified that it has the correct

satellite, it will continue to track the signal.

6. If the vehicle does not move for six minutes, the

unit will toggle to it’s alternate satellite then toggle

back to the primary satellite and go to sleep. If ve-

hicle begins movement in straight line at 10 mph,

the unit will resume tracking mode. See below for

details of modes of operation.

7. If you do not have signal, see Troubleshooting,

p.6.

You may be Stationary or In-Motion

during power up.

Modes of Operation:

The RoadTrip™SDi In-Motion satellite system

has the two modes of operation: Tracking Mode

and Sleep Mode. Whether stationary or In-Motion

during satellite signal acquisition, the unit enters

Tracking Mode. In this mode, the unit will actively

follow the satellite as the vehicle travels, even if

the vehicle is stationary. Tracking mode ends

when the RoadTrip™ has successfully finished its

search and the vehicle has not moved for six (6)

minutes. Your RoadTrip™SDi will resume tracking

mode if it detects movememt in a straight line at

10 mph or more.

Sleep Mode is the unit at rest. The RoadTrip en-

ters Sleep Mode six (6) minutes after a

successful search if stationary, or six (6) minutes

after the vehicle stops moving.

Toggle In-Motion:

Your RoadTrip satellite system will automatically

toggle between the primary and alternate satellite

for your service provider. For toggling In-Motion,

you may notice a slight delay in satellite switching

which could cause a loss in picture. This is nor-

mal, picture loss should be no longer than three

seconds. If the alternate satellite the RoadTrip

is trying to toggle to is blocked for more than

25 seconds, the system automatically enters

the search routine.

Use your on screen guide to

locate your channel rather than

“channel surfing”. This will result

in smoother operation.

To toggle between satellites when subscribing to multi-satellite programming—

The RoadTrip™SD and SDi will toggle between the

primary and secondary satellites for either DISH

Network or DIRECTV. Both have programming on

more than one satelite. When a channel is se-

lected on the remote control and is not on the

satellite currently selected, the unit will automati-

cally toggle to the correct satellite.

Note: The RoadTrip™SDi will toggle while sta-

tionary or In-motion.

DIRECTV programming

1. DIRECTV receivers must be set for oval dish 2

sat selection to enable toggling between primary

101°W satellite and alternate 119°W satellite

only. (Consult receiver manual for procedure.)

After receiver is set for the correct dish selection,

when you request a channel located on a differ-

ent satellite, the unit will automatically toggle to

that satellite.

DISH Network programming (DISH 500)

DISH Network receivers must have the “SW42”

switch installed in order to toggle between the pri-

mary 119° satellite and the alternate 110° satellite.

(Consult your receiver manual for the procedure to

reach the “check switch” menu.)

NOTE: This “SW42 Switch” is a DISH Network®

receiver setting, NOT a physical part.

To install the “SW42” switch:

1. Before turning on your RoadTrip™system, make

sure that your satellite receiver and television are

turned on and your receiver is on the “point dish”

menu. (Consult your owner’s manual to reach this

menu.)

2. While the vehicle is stationary, turn on the

RoadTrip™system and wait for signal acquisition

on satellite 119°.

3a. RoadTrip™SD. Wait for unit to acquire signal on

119°. Proceed to Step 4.

3a. RoadTrip™SDi. Unit MUST be Stationary! Af-

ter signal is acquired on satellite 119°, the system

will continuously track the signal for six minutes.

At the end of six minutes, the unit will enter sleep

mode (see page 5). Proceed to Step 4.

4. You now have six minutes to complete Check

Switch test. Consult your receiver manual for in-

NOTE: Be sure the “Superdish” and “Alternate”

boxes ARE NOT checked.

!Toggle: Your Winegard automatic

satellite dish will move from the

primary to the alternate satellite in

order to receive multi-satellite

programming.

structions on running the test. Be sure that

Superdish and Alternate are unchecked if appli-

cable. Onscreen options may vary by receiver.

5. During the Check Switch Test, the receiver will

begin checking the switch by toggling between

satellites. When this is completed, SW42 will ap-

pear on the screen. It will be at the top of the

screen, satellite designations will be below, show-

ing odd and even transponders. See illustration.

If a switch other than SW42 appears, or you

have an X in one of the boxes below the satel-

lites, repeat Check Switch Steps.

6. Your system is now set up to toggle between

satellites. It will automatically move to the correct

satellite when a channel is selected with your re-

mote control.

NOTE: Once these steps are completed, you

won’t have to perform this test again, unless

Check Switch was performed on another satel-

lite dish, such as a home dish.

Check Switch screen display

Install Summary

Input: 1 1 1 1

Satellite: 119 119 110 110

Polarity: Odd Even Odd Even

Status: Satellite reception verified

Superdish Alternate

Cancel Test Help

SW42

!SW42 switch cannot be installed while

RoadTrip™SDi is in Tracking

Mode.

Troubleshooting

The RoadTripTM does not attempt to find a satellite

or it never moves.

The dish never stops on any of the signals that

it sees.

1. Check your Power switch to verify that it is in the ON position.

2. Check +12 V wires at unit to verify power.

3. Check fuse on electronics.

PROBLEM SOLUTION

1. Make sure that your receiver is set up correctly.

For DISH Network, the check switch should read either “Un-

known” or “SW42”.

For DirecTV the receiver should be set for a Two Satellite Oval

Dish.

2.Make sure the primary coax cable from antenna is ran to

“satellite in” on back of your receiver and all coax fittings are

made properly.

With DIRECTV, the dish will find the alternate

satellite but it never finds the primary satellite.

I am not getting all the DISH Network channels

I subscribed to.

The RoadTripTM never sees any signals, it just

keeps searching.

Make sure that the Switches on the Electronics Control Box are

set for DirecTV. See page 3. These switches are found under

the dome, inside the Electronics Control Box.

1. Go to the check switch menu in receiver. Make sure that it’s

set for SW42 and lists both even and odd transponders on satel-

lites 110° and 119°.

1. Rain, Snow or excessive Dew on the dome can interrupt the

signal. Snow and Dew can be brushed off the dome. If Heavy

rain or Snow fall is blocking the signal, it may be necessary to

wait until the weather clears.

2. Check to see if the Southern sky is clear. Trees, Buildings, Large

signs or an Overpass can block the signal. Find an area where you

can be sure that this is not the problem and try again.

3. Make sure the receiver has power and the satellite dish is

connected to the “Sat In”.

I have switched satellite service providers.

How do I set my dish for my new provider?

You will need to remove the dome, and set switches to correct

provider. See page 3.

The RoadTrip™ SDi will lock onto the proper

satellite signal, but loses signal frequently

while In-Motion.

1. Obstructions, such as overpasses or thick tree lines will cause

RoadTrip to lose signal.

2. Verify the switch settings, for the correct mounting option have

been chosen.

3. RoadTrip™ SDi has 720° motion. Cable must unwrap, caus-

ing you to lose signal briefly, if cable wrap limit is reached.

My receiver appears to be locked up. I cannot

get any response from it.

1. Power off receiver and turn back on.

2. Hold in power button on receiver for three seconds and release.

3. Unplug receiver from outlet for 20 seconds and plug back in.

Appendix A Satellite Coverage Maps and Receiver Compatibility

A.1 DISH NETWORK

The RoadTrip™ SD and™ SDi will operate with most DISH Network receivers.

The antenna will locate and continually track both satellites 119° and 110°.

Winegard does not recommend using receivers with hard drives not

recommended by the manufactuer for mobile applications. Winegard recommends using a stan-

dard DISH Network receiver.

The RoadTrip will not operate in areas where satellite 119° and 110° is not avaliable.

Refer to Fig A.1.1 for an operational coverage map for satellite 119° and 110°. Satellite coverage maps

are based on level, stationary operation. When tracking with the RoadTrip, road grades, hills, on and

off ramps and other inclines, may effect the operation when slope is severe, or when approaching

fringe areas of operation. Reception interruption may also occur during adverse weather condi-

tions.

Fig A.1.1 DISH Network satellites 119 and 110 coverage area (Dotted area indicates coverage).*

*Coverage maps are for reference only and do not guarantee coverage.

A.2 DIRECTV

The RoadTrip™SD and™SDi will operate with most DIRECTV receivers. The antenna will locate and con-

tinually track satellites 101° and 119°.

Winegard does not recommend using satellite receivers with hard drives not recommended by the

manufacturer for mobile applications. Winegard recommends using a standard DIRECTV receiver.

RoadTrip will not operate in all areas satellites 101° and 119° are available. Refer to Fig A.2.1 for an opera-

tional coverage map of satellite 101° and to Fig A.2.2 for an operational coverage map of 119°. Satellite

coverage maps are based on level, stationary operation. When tracking with the RoadTrip antenna, road

grades, hills, on and off ramps and other inclines may effect the operation when slope is severe, or

when approaching fringe areas of operation. Reception interruption may also occur during adverse

weather conditions.

Fig A.2.2 DIRECTV satellite 119° RoadTrip coverage map (Dotted area indicates coverage).*

*Coverage maps are for reference only and do not guarantee coverage.

Fig A.2.1 DIRECTV satellite 101° RoadTrip coverage map (Dotted area indicates coverage).*

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