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pointing direcway in the rockies

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Oct 5th, 2007 at 9:40pm  
Hi,
        I have a direcway dish, purchased from someone living in the front range basin (monument, CO) and she had it set to +15 polarization, 54deg tilt. The closest I can get to my Lat and Long is Florissant, CO 80816, of which im within 5 miles and 300 ft. in elevation, or Lat 38.889 Long -105.264. If I mount this dish at its current settings and sweep the southern sky will I find a bird? Or do I need to reset it before trying to work with the DW6000. Thanks for any help.

-Zachary
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Reply #1 - Oct 6th, 2007 at 12:07am  
Apparently you purchased the system without an installation manual. If the previous owner properly decommissioned it, you  can perform initial setup on any of the satellites on which Hughes leases transponder space. If the previous owner did NOT decommission it, you want to try to sweep for the specific satellite to which he/she was assigned. On modems that have not yet been decommissioned, the transponder frequency is still set into the modem properties.

Downloadable indoor and outdoor installation instructions are readily available on the internet. The first place that popped up on my Google search was https://www.montanasatellite.com/downloads/index.htm

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Reply #2 - Oct 19th, 2007 at 12:49am  
Try this manual:
https://www.rvnetworking.com/HughesNetUserGuide/Index.cfm

Click on "TOC" for the table of contents. Complete setup instructions start in chapter 2.

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