The Chaparral Satellite Receiver Information Page

This page links to documents with advice and information on using Chaparral Monterey 100 satellite receivers. This information is provided as a service of ADEC, the International Distance Education Consortium.

Author of all documents: Dr. Albert E. Powell Jr., Colorado State University.

Please note: Throughout these references [Brackets] are used to identify menus, menu lines or keys to be pressed. All operations described are carried out by using the remote control.

Self-Tutorial and Review for Downlink Operators

Basic skills in operating the Chaparral Monterey 100C Receiver

Basic Monterey 100 C Information

What is Your Password?

What are the Correct Two-Letter Abbreviations for Satellites?

Why do C and Ku Bands on the Same Satellite Have Different Codes?

Learning Menu 7 on Your Monterey 100C

Learning Menu 9 on Your Monterey 100C

Contacting Chaparral with Technical Questions

Message: "Source Not Monterey" - A Sneaky Trick of Chaparral Receivers

Repairing Your Chaparral Remote Control

Planet Chaparral, the Chaparral company web page.

Modifying Satellites in Your Receiver

Learning Menu 7 on Your Monterey 100C

Changing a Satellite's Position

Changing the Channel Frequency or Polarity

Changing the Satellite Format

Adding New Satellites to Your Receiver

Adding a Satellite

Learning Menu 9 on Your Monterey 100C

Deleting an Outdated or Incorrect Satellite

Adding Galaxy 9 to Your Monterey Receiver (This is a page at the Chaparral company website.)

Adding GE-1, GE-2 and GE-3 to Your Monterey 100 Receiver

These documents are Copyrighted 1997, Dr. Albert E. Powell, Jr. All such documents have a copyright notice at their end. Please request permission to re-use or reproduce these documents.