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Brand | Perfect-10 |
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Model | Acutrac 22 |
Category | GPS |
Language | English |
Specifies the input frequency range for the AcuTrac 22, from 900-2200 MHz.
Details the acceptable input signal level, ranging from 20-100 dByV.
Indicates the signal loss through the device, specified as 3.5 dB.
Specifies the input impedance as 75 Ohm, using an 'F' connector.
Specifies the output impedance as 75 Ohm, using an 'F' connector.
Describes how measurements are taken: LCD display and pitch tone.
Details power sources: receiver, coaxial cable, or external 12-18vDC battery.
Specifies power draw: 40 mA standard, 50 mA with audio speaker.
Details overload protection: 800mA LNBF current limiter.
Specifies voltage tolerance: up to +18vDC for battery, +28vDC for receiver.
General description of the AcuTrac 22 and its connection capabilities.
Instructions on connecting the satellite receiver or battery and powering on the device.
Explanation of how to use the audible tone feature for signal sensing.
Notes on selecting a single LNB for viewable video signals.
How to use the 'UP' button to view video signals from a specific LNB.
Instructions on accessing and navigating the expanded menu area.
Details the 'VIEW SIGNAL' screen showing signal strength of LNBFs.
Describes the 'VIEW RECEIVER' screen for voltage and current readings.
Explains the '22KHZ MODE' function for controlling switches and LNBs.
Details the 'MAX HOLD' function for tracking maximum signal strength.
Describes the 'ATTEN' function to reduce signal meter readings.
Instructions on adjusting the LCD display contrast.
Configuration of the automatic power-off timer for battery use.
Clarifies AcuTrac 22's role as an alignment aid, not an identifier.
Details compatibility with digital/analog and polarized LNBs.
Explains how AcuTrac 22 readings differ from satellite receiver readings.
Discusses potential issues with weak signals reflected from trees or buildings.
Information on powering the device using a satellite receiver or battery.
Addresses potential interference from switches requiring 22Khz tone.
Notes typical current draw for dual LNBFs (around 160 mA each).
Details on charging and usage time for the optional battery pack.
Provides warranty details for the AcuTrac 22 against manufacturing defects.