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I understand that the DirecWay systems are aimed automatically, but how is cross pole accounted for?

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I understand that the DirecWay systems are aimed automatically, but how is cross pole accounted for?

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Cross Pole is the skew of the dish in relation to the satellite. This skew is very important and must be accurate for proper functionality of the DirecWay system. If it is not accurate you have the possibility of interfering with the data transmissions of other satellite users. The onboard tilt sensors assure the cross pole to be within 2 degrees of perfect. Hughes has been working closely with MotoSAT to develop an automated Cross Pole routine that will communicate with the Satellite for automatic conformation of the Cross Pole every time the dish locks on satellite. Back to list of questions.

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