Setting up the antenna
Version 1.2 - May 2008
HELLAS SAT Point&Play Setup Manual - page 32
Using the Point&Play™ Tool
The Point&Play™ Tool will help you point the antenna correctly. During the pointing procedure, the
Point&Play™ Tool can produce various sounds, each having a specific meaning described below.
You will thus need to put on the headphone whenever needed during the pointing procedure.
Ensure that the volume of the Point&Play™ tool is not set too loudly, otherwise damage to your
hearing may occur.
Correct tone
The
high uninterrupted tone
means the antenna points correctly towards the satellite.
Possible tones are:
Very low uninterrupted tone
The antenna is not pointing to a satellite and has not been pointing to the correct satellite yet.
Low uninterrupted tone
The antenna points to a wrong satellite and receives the strongest signal so far.
Higher interrupted tone
- The antenna points to the correct satellite.
- The antenna does not receive the strongest signal so far.
- As soon as you hear this tone, you are sure that the antenna points to the correct satellite.
High uninterrupted tone (correct tone)
The antenna points to the correct satellite and is receiving the strongest signal: you have the
optimal pointing position.