Sphere SSA-850 User Manual

RV SATELLITE ANTENNA
AUTOMATIC SKEW TWIN LNB
SSA-850
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL
Please ensure that this manual is read in full prior
to installing or using this sphere satellite unit.
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Made in Korea.

Sphere SSA-850 Specifications

General

Brand	Sphere
Model	SSA-850
Category	Antenna
Language	English

Summary

Notes, Cautions, and Warnings

Caution

Improper handling by unqualified personnel can cause serious damage to the equipment.

Warning

Requires two people to install the antenna onto the roof; do not install by yourself.

Note on Procedure Reading

Read all procedures carefully before starting operations on comparable equipment.

Introduction

Specifications

Main System Components

Antenna Unit

Houses antenna positioning mechanism, LNB, and control elements; weather-tight connectors.

IDU (In Door Unit)

System's user interface with LCD display; provides power and receives satellite signal.

Installation Guide

Unpacking the Unit

Lists items included in the main and dish boxes for unpacking.

Preparing for Installation

Tools and Materials Required

Lists essential tools and materials for antenna installation and setup.

Power and Receiver Verification

Confirms RV power supply and verifies receiver/IDU attachment and electricity.

Satellite Attachment and Cable Connection

Details mounting the satellite on the RV roof and connecting cables.

Selecting the Mounting Location

Mounting Stability and Footprint

Guides on rigid mounting and minimum footprint in the closed position.

Rotation Clearance Requirements

Obstacle Clearance at 450mm Radius

Items like hatches must not exceed 190mm height at a 450mm radius.

Obstacle Clearance at 600mm Radius

Items like AC units must not exceed 260mm height at a 600mm radius.

Installing the Roof Top Dish Antenna

Installing Cable Cover and Entry Plate

Attaching the Dish to the Antenna Assembly

Equipment and Cable Installation Details

Cable Routing and Unit Placement

Route cables and place IDU/receiver in a dry, ventilated area.

Wiring Configuration and Power Connection

Details wiring for the antenna system and connecting power to the IDU.

Connection Diagram

System Operation

Receiving Satellite Signals

Explains satellite placement, coverage, and factors affecting signal reception.

Turning the System On and Off

System Power On Procedure

Step-by-step guide to powering on the antenna system via the IDU.

System Power Off and Dish Close Procedure

Steps to power off the system and close the dish for travel.

OPTUS C1/D3 Zone Map Usage

Operating the IDU Interface

IDU Appearance and Controls Overview

Identifies buttons and ports on the IDU's front panel.

LCD Display Information

Describes information displayed on the IDU's LCD screen.

Emergency Stop Functionality

Explains how to immediately stop or turn off the antenna system.

Changing Channels

Software Maintenance

Handling Frequency Data Changes

What to do if channels fail due to frequency/transponder data changes.

Software Update Process

Steps for updating the IDU software using an SD card.

Warranty Information

Warranty Coverage Scope

Covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and maintenance.

Supplier's Warranty Responsibilities

Outlines supplier's obligations for repair or replacement of defective goods.

Client's Warranty Claim Process

Details the client's procedure for making a warranty claim.

Warranty Period

Specifies the duration of the warranty for the goods.

Warranty Limitations and Exclusions

Limitations on Supplier Liability

Lists circumstances for which the supplier is not liable under the warranty.

Warranty Exclusions List

Lists conditions and situations where the warranty will not apply.

Consumer Legal Rights

Mentions consumer rights and guarantees beyond this warranty.

Warranty Claim Form