Technical Data
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Technical Data
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Fully automatic alignment of planar antenna BAS 60 to the
desired satellites
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Satellite selection via the desired programme
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Identification of satellites via an internal NID evaluation in the
receiver
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Search time 20...120 seconds
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LSM (last satellite memory) for reduced search time after
switching on the receiver
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Automatically lowered to resting position once the motor is
started or manually lowered (via menu entry or pressing the
standby button two times) (only with connected ignition cable)
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Electronic overload fuse for mechanical blockade of the ser-
vomotors
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Stabile, aerodynamic construction
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Compact dimensions in conjunction with the planar antenna
BAS 60
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Height: 21 cm including BAS 60 (in lowered position)
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Easy installation. For retrofitting, an existing roof feed-through
of the Sat jointed mast, e.g. HDM 140, may possibly be re-
used
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Automatic selection of individual satellite positions after pro-
gramme selection on the receiver
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Manual operation of respective servomotors (azimuth
/elevation)
Supply voltage
10.9…13.8 V
Ignition signal
12…24 V
Supply current standby
20 mA
Supply current MOTOR ON
5...8 A
Starting current short-term
12 A
Rotating range azimuth
0…370°
Rotating range elevation
10…90°
Search time of first satellite (typ.)
10…120 s
Search time of further satellites
2…30 s
Starting time LSM
2…15 s
Electronic equipment is not household waste - in accordance with di-
rective 2002/96/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE
COUNCIL of 27th January 2003 on used electrical and electronic
equipment, it must be disposed of properly.
At the end of its service life, take this unit for disposal at a relevant of.
cial collection point.
