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4.1.8 Type of Multiswitch Used

(North American Systems Only)

An active multiswitch must always be used to connect the
TracVision L3/S3 system to multiple IRDs. Refer to

Section 2.3.5, “Connecting the Antenna RF Signal Cable to the
IRD,”

for directions on proper multiswitch/multiple IRD

cabling.

4.1.9 Stationary Use Only (TracVision S3 only)

The TracVision S3 antenna was designed for stationary use only.
As such, the antenna will track the desired satellite while your
vehicle is parked, but not while the vehicle is in motion.

4.2

IRD Troubleshooting

The IRD that was provided with your satellite television service
may also be the cause of less-than-ideal operation.

4.2.1 IRD Wiring

Refer to

Section 2.3.5, “Connecting the Antenna RF Signal Cable to

the IRD,”

and your IRD user manual to confirm that the IRD is

properly connected to the antenna unit and the television.

4.2.2 IRD Faulty

In the case of a faulty IRD, refer to your IRD user manual for
service, replacement, and warranty information.

4.3

Antenna Gyro and LNB Faults

Section 5, “Maintenance,”

provides detailed instructions for

authorized service personnel who may be required to replace
TracVision L3/S3 components.

The TracVision S3 does not include

an antenna gyro.

4-4

A Guide to TracVision L3/S3

Baseline RF levels are included as
part of the startup sequence
provided in

Appendix D

.

KVH offers an upgrade kit (KVH
Part #02-1026) that adds in-motion
tracking capability to the
TracVision S3, allowing you to
receive satellite signals while on
the move.

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