CAP 200 and 300/HDP 170
Short User Guide
936.2412/B/0304/
2.2e/ZWT
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Technical data subject to change!
Possible fault messages and their causes
1. Initalisation OSD does not disappear (not even after 20 se-
conds)
Check the connection between receiver and control unit
Control in the main menu if the HDP mode (antenna
positioning) on the receiver was switched off
2. Satellite could not be found
Try the search once more but with a different programme of the
same satellite
The
OK
-button allows you to exit from the OSD insertion and
the search fo a new programme. If required, use the
F
button
3. The satellite signal was lost (e.g. possibly due to unfavourab-
le reception conditions)
Repeat the search with the same or a different programme of
the same satellite
Pressing the
OK
-button allows exit from the OSD insertion and
the selection of a new programme. If required use the
F
-button
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4. Voltage supply is too low
Your positioner is still operational, but too low voltage supply
can cause an overload
5. Overload exists
If this message appears, check the vehicle‘s voltage (possibly
too low), the connection with the positioner, possible icing of the
positioner or the positioner is blocked due to an obstacle
Switch off the receiver, then switch it on again (this procedure
must be repeated several times, if necessary). Refer in this con-
nection also to point 11 of the user manual for BAS 60,
functional disturbances
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Power-off/Stand-by/Parking position
Switch off the receiver with the mains switch (Power-off)
The receiver is separated from the mains, the control unit automatically switches to the stand-by mode, and the HDP
remains in its satellite position until the receiver is switched on again.
Stand-by
Pressing the stand-by button once, switches receiver and control box to the stand-by mode. The HDP behaves the same
as in mode „Power-Off“ (see above).
Parking position
Pressing the stand-by button twice causes the HDP to move automatically into the parking position, whereas the control
unit and the receiver swith to stand-by mode. After the receiver is switched on again, the HDP moves to its last satellite
position. More detailed information as to moving the HDP into the parking position is found in the unabridged manual.
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