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Special Technical
TechniRotor
INFODIGITAL December 2008
Receivable orbit positions *
Hispasat 30º West
NSS 7 22º West
Telstar 12 15º West
Atlantic Bird 1 12.5º West
Atlantic Bird 2 8º West
Atlantic Bird 3 5º West
Thor 1º West
Sirius 5º East
EUTELSAT 7º East
EUTELSAT 13º East
ASTRA 19.2º East
ASTRA 23.5º East
ASTRA 28.2º East
Eurobird 28.5º East
Hellas Sat 2 39º East
Türksat 42º East
*Satellites marked in black can be received with a DigiDish 33.
Satellites marked in red additionally can be received with a DigiDish 45
(refers to location in Germany/Central Europe).
Features TechniRotor:
• Extremely small and compact
• Compatible with DiSEqC 1.2 receivers
• Mechanical East-West limits
• LED display
• Manual key for simple installation
• Compact, powerful and quiet
• Supports dish sizes up to and including 45 cm
• Automatic satellite positioning
• Suitable for DigiDish 33 and DigiDish 45
• Autofocus function
Simple mounting and
operation
The receiver menu controlling the
antenna motor is simple and easy to
understand, the same applies to the
assembly and installation of the antenna
motor. The DiSEqC 1.2 control
system ensures no complicated laying
of cables is required. A co-axial cable
is used to connect the MinyMount
motor and the LNB, as well as from
the MinyMount motor to the digital
receiver- that is all you need by way of
cables, as simple and inexpensive as
possible!
More than 30 satellite
positions in the MinyMount
motor memory
The digital DiSEqC 1.2 control
signals send from the receiver to the
MinyMount motor allow you to follow
the entire orbital path of the satellite
with the MinyMount motor, and to
aim at specific satellites. The digital
receiver allows you to store more than
30 satellite positions in the MinyMount
motor memory.
The illustrations show the most popular
satellites, which are used in Europe, and which
are receivable by using TechniSat MinyMount/
TechniRotor, the signal strength and the
resulting size of the dish.