TRIAX is a global supplier of reliable solutions for the reception and distribution of video, audio, and data signals, including satellite dishes and headends.
TRIAX is an international provider of innovative, high-tech solutions for the reception and distribution of video, audio, and data signals. Headquartered in Denmark with a strong presence across Europe and the UK, TRIAX specializes in delivering reliable hardware for hospitality, housing associations, and broadcasters.
The company's extensive product portfolio includes satellite dishes, LNBs, headends, modulators, amplifiers, and advanced optical fibre transmission systems. TRIAX focuses on ensuring connectivity reliability and quality, facilitating straightforward installation for professional integrators and optimal multimedia experiences for end-users.
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To align a TRIAX satellite dish (e.g., TDS series), choose a mounting location with a clear line of sight. Secure the dish to a sturdy bracket and aim it towards the desired satellite based on your geographical location. Use a satellite signal meter or the signal strength indicators on your receiver to fine-tune the azimuth and elevation for optimal reception.
On TRIAX optical receivers like the TOXT or TDC5, LED colors indicate signal status. Typically, Green indicates the signal level is within the supported range. Orange suggests the signal is too low (amplification needed), and Red indicates the signal is too high (attenuation needed). A flashing LED may indicate a slope issue or short circuit detection.
Firmware updates for devices like the MOD 103T can be performed via the USB port. Download the latest software from the official TRIAX website, save it to a USB drive, and insert it into the device's USB port to initiate the update process via the menu system.