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Explains the various warning symbols and their meanings for safety alerts within the manual.
Details the safety alert labels affixed to the satellite antenna components and their purpose.
Outlines crucial safety precautions to prevent personal injury or death during antenna installation.
Defines the manual's purpose, the target audience, and the expected user familiarity with installation practices.
Describes the structure of the manual, outlining the content covered in each chapter.
Introduces the Hughes model AN6-098P .98 m Ku-band antenna and its function.
Provides a step-by-step overview of the entire antenna installation process.
Details the main parts included in the antenna kit for assembly.
Describes the two available radio assembly configurations: J-type and cradle-type.
Lists small hardware parts that are included exclusively in the antenna kit for the J-type radio.
Explains how to use installation software to determine initial pointing values for azimuth, elevation, and polarization.
Provides crucial guidance on mast requirements, step sequence, and hardware tightening during assembly.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the Az/El and reflector bracket assembly onto the mast.
Instructions for replacing the horizontal shim with a vertical shim if required for vertical transmit polarization.
Details the steps for installing the J-type radio assembly, including bracket and feed horn attachment.
Step-by-step guide for securely mounting the J-type radio assembly onto the feed support tube.
Instructions for installing the cradle-type radio assembly, including feed horn attachment and mounting.
Guides on calculating and setting the polarization value for the cradle-type radio assembly.
Illustrates how to route the transmit and receive coaxial cables at the Outdoor Unit (ODU).
Explains the procedures for grounding the transmitter and mast for safety and proper operation.
Details how to connect the transmit and receive cables to the radio assembly.
Outlines the objectives of antenna pointing: locating the satellite and achieving peak signal strength.
Lists all requirements that must be met before commencing the antenna pointing procedure.
Explains the three main adjustments: elevation, polarization, and azimuth, for pointing the antenna.
Step-by-step guide to achieve maximum signal strength after satellite detection.
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