The control box for the Trav'ler is inside. It plugs into an AC receptacle and has a control cable to the Trav'ler. On the front of the control box is a LCD display that allows you to set parameters like which satellite you want to point at or the Multi-dish which means 119, 110, 129.
When you power on the control box, it displays it is Connecting to the dish, and then Searching. If you watch the whole time, and listen, you will hear when the dish is homing in on a satellite (sound slow down). Then display will say Peaking which means the dish is focusing on the satellite, then it will say Identifying Sat. Then when you hope is says 119W. If not, the dish will start seeking again. If is identifies 119W, then is will say Peaking Skew. Sometimes the controller jumps right into Peaking Skew and not display 119W, but if it is Peaking Skew, the controller is on 119W. When the Peaking Skew display stops, then you see Identifying Sat and 119W, The Identifying Sat and 110W, and then Identifying Sat and 129W. Then the display will show all three satellites, 119W, 110W, 129W. That is when the dish is pointed and ready to go. That is when I flip the Ground/Roof coax switch and go to the TV. I only run the Switch Check if I change from the Trav'ler to the ground tripod.
First thing I check to see if we have moved out of the last Spot Beam we were in. If we are still receiving Locals, we are done. If we have moved out of the Spot Beam, then it is Chat time with Dish to change the Service Address. We don't care where the Locals are, just that we get Broadcast channels.