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Connect Power. TracVision M9, Track Vision M9
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KVH Industries M9 is a satellite TV antenna system designed for use on vessels. It allows users to receive satellite TV programming while out on the water. The system includes an antenna, a master control unit (MCU), and all necessary cables and connectors. The antenna is designed to be mounted on the vessel's deck or superstructure, and the MCU can be mounted below decks in a dry, well-ventilated area. The system is easy to install and use, and it provides high-quality satellite TV reception even in challenging conditions.
Here are some of the key features and capabilities of the KVH Industries M9:
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Connect Power
Follow these steps to connect power to the MCU.
The MCU supplies power to the antenna.
a. Before you begin, disconnect vessel power.
Figure 20: Ferrite Coil Clamped onto Power Cable
Ferrite Coil
CAUTION
For your own safety, disconnect vessel power and make sure the circuit is dead before you connect any power wires.
b. Connect a power cable to 24 VDC (2.5 amps) vessel power (for cable specifications, see
Power supplied to the antenna MUST NOT fall below 18 VDC or exceed 30 VDC.
NOTE: If a 24 VDC power supply is not available, install an AC/DC converter that supplies 24 VDC
(KVH part #19-0488 or equivalent).
c. KVH recommends you install a 15-amp circuit breaker between power and the MCU.
The MCU does not have an on/off switch.
d. Install the ferrite coil, supplied in the kitpack, onto your vessel power cable to help reduce conducted emissions. Make two loops in the cable and clamp the coil around the loops
(see Figure 20). This ferrite coil must be
installed to comply with the CE standard.
e. Find the plastic power plug supplied in the
kitpack (see Figure 21). Insert your vessel
power wires into the plug’s power (+) and ground (-) terminals. Tighten the plug’s terminal screws to secure the wires in place.
f. Plug the power connector plug into the
“Power In” jack on the MCU. Secure in place with the two retaining screws.
g. Connect the MCU ground wire (see
Figure 22) to a suitable ground point.
Figure 21: Power Plug
Power Ground
Terminal Screw (x2)
Figure 22: MCU Power Connection
Retaining Screw (x2)
Power In
MCU Ground Wire
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Table of contents
- 3 Inspect Parts and Get Tools
- 4 Plan the Antenna Installation
- 5 Plan the MCU Installation
- 6 Prepare the Antenna Site
- 7 Wire the Antenna
- 8 Mount the Antenna
- 9 Remove the Restraints
- 10 Wire the Receiver(s) and MCU
- 11 Connect Power
- 12 Mount the MCU
- 13 Select Satellites
- 14 Calibrate the Internal Sensor
- 16 Educate the Customer
- 18 Optional Bottom Cable Entry Kit
- 22 Connecting Multiple Receivers
- 24 Satellite Library
- 25 User-Defined Satellites
- 29 Clearing the Calibration Score
- 30 Wiring Diagrams
- 34 MCU Flush Mounting Template