Setup & Operating Instructions
Once the antenna is assembled, you would connect the antenna to the control box.
The antenna needs to be connected directly to the control box without any splitters
or connectors for the rotor to work since the rotor is powered by the electricity
from the control box. The control box has two TV outputs so you can use those
outputs to connect to your TVs. You can use splitters and connectors from these
TV outputs but please note that the more connectors or splitters you have, the more
signal loss you will experience.
Once you have connected everything properly. It's time to turn on your TV and get
it set up for your antenna. There are many different brands of TV so the setup may
vary. You do want to find the TV's menu screen. Once you are there, you will need
to select antenna. It may be on cable or satellite. Once you have selected antenna
you can scan for the digital and analog stations in your area. This antenna is a
directional antenna so you will need to point it in the direction of the broadcast
towers. If you are unsure of the direction, you can experiment and rotate it around.
You can scan for the stations, then rotate a little bit and then scan again until you
find the best direction for your location.
This antenna is a directional antenna which means its power is focused in one
direction. The antenna would need to point in the direction of the broadcast tower
in order to pick up the broadcast. You can rotate the antenna pointing the remote at
the control box and clicking on the rotate button. You can also rotate the antenna
by pressing the rotate button on the control box.
Note that the antenna will rotate in 1 direction 360 degrees and then it will
reverse itself and rotate in the opposite direction 360 degrees.
