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Camos CSA-600 Multi Instruction Manual

Summary of CSA-600 Multi

  • Page 1

    Csa-600 multi fully automatic, auto-tracking marine satellite antenna with 3 multi-outputs instruction manual ver. 1.5 thank you for purchasing our product. Please read this instruction manual carefully before installing and operating this antenna! Please write down the serial number of this antenna...

  • Page 2

    The camos csa-600 enables reception on the move of the major european satellites including thor 2/3, astra 1, astra 2, hotbird, sirius and atlantik bird3. If you want to watch tv or access the internet via satellite, even when your boat is moving, here’s the equipment you need. The sat-dome is compa...

  • Page 3: 3. Connections

    Before mounting we recommend to test the antenna at the selected mounting place! In some cases it may happen that the antenna does not work properly. After checking please mount the antenna as follows: 1. Put the antenna on the selected mounting place and adjust if necessary. The mounting place must...

  • Page 4: 4. Starting Up

    4. Instead of the 3 receiver you can also connect a satellite multi switch to the antenna. This enables you to use more than 3 receiver with the antenna. Please pay attention that the multi switch is able to be connected directly with "quad lnb", not only "quattro lnb". 4. Starting up 1. Switch on y...

  • Page 5: 5. Operating The Antenna

    5. Operating the antenna 1. Selecting a satellite / search mode push the "satellite select" button several times until the desired satellite indicator lights up. Astra 2-n select this position when you are in the northern part of astra2 footprint. Astra 2-s select this position when you are in the s...

  • Page 6

    After logging in (tracking mode indicator lights up) push the "satellite select" button once. Now the sleep mode indicator lights up in addition and the antenna stops moving. You can deactivate the sleep mode by pushing the "satellite select" button once again. If you completely switch off the anten...