background image

2

Please read and follow these important safety precautions: 
•  Be sure to select an antenna site well away from all overhead wires.
•  Do not try to guess which overhead wires carry high voltage. 

Check with the Power Company.

•   If you notice anything making contact with the overhead wires, 

call the Power Company to have it removed safely. Do not run 
the downlead cable over power wires.

•  Get help from a qualified professional when removing the old 

antenna if there is any doubt of clearing overhead wires. 

•  Never install the antenna outdoors at night, when it is windy, or 

during rain or snow. 

• Make sure the antenna installation is secure. 
•  Do not stand on, lean on, hang from or hang anything on the 

antenna once it is mounted.

Lightning Protection and Grounding

Always plug your TV and other electronics devices into a quality 
surge protector for maximum protection against lightning and 
power surges. 
•  Do not run the downlead cable over power wires. 
•  Make sure the antenna downlead is connected to suitable 

lightning arrestors.

All outdoor antenna installations should be properly grounded. To 
effectively protect the installation, the coaxial cable(s) should be 
grounded before they enter the house. The grounding of  
the coaxial cable is made using a “ground block” and copper  
wire (not supplied). For information and the materials  
needed to ground your antenna installation, visit your local 
electronics store.

D

TOC

Summary of Contents for DTOC

Page 1: ...DTOC Owner s Manual DTOC Digital Flat Outdoor Amplified Antenna...

Page 2: ...ove it yourself Important Safety Precautions Many do it yourself and professional antenna installers are injured or killed each year by electric shock While anyone can see the obvious danger of fallin...

Page 3: ...antenna installation is secure Do not stand on lean on hang from or hang anything on the antenna once it is mounted Lightning Protection and Grounding Always plug your TV and other electronics devices...

Page 4: ...btrusive design that blends well with any home decor The DTOC s weatherproof hermetically sealed housing offers ultra reliable performance year after year The DTOC comes with all necessary mounting ha...

Page 5: ...on the side of your house that faces most of your local broadcast towers See illustration below Visit www antennaweb org to see the locations of your local broadcast towers The higher the elevation o...

Page 6: ...d WARNING Never hang anything from the DTOC never attach foreign objects to the DTOC NOTES Do not install the DTOC on any metal surface including aluminum siding Mounting on a metal surface will serio...

Page 7: ...e other side of the well Attach the arm to the base as shown here 4 Attach the antenna to the arm Find the other screw washer and nut First set the washer and nut in the antenna s mounting well Then p...

Page 8: ...Loosen the screws between the arm and the base or antenna just enough so that you can position and orient the antenna the way you want You can also adjust the antenna s orientation on the antenna itse...

Page 9: ...two clamps included in this package Insert each U Bolt into the base as shown here Then position a clamp and two wing nuts on the end of each of U Bolt as shown here Screw Cover Clamp Wing Nut U Bolt...

Page 10: ...e washer and nut in the mounting well Then position the arm over the other side of the well Attach the arm to the base as shown here 5 Attach the antenna to the arm Find the other screw washer and nut...

Page 11: ...an also adjust the antenna s orientation on the antenna itself On the antenna s underside next to the arm there are two screws Loosen these just enough so that you can rotate the antenna on the arm On...

Page 12: ...rately DO NOT PUT THE SIGNAL SPLITTER BETWEEN THE AMPLIFIER INSERT AND THE ANTENNA 3 After all other connections are made connect the power adapter into the amplifier insert Plug it into a standard AC...

Page 13: ...s below the wall entry point and then turn it upwards towards this spot see Fig 8 Any moisture that accumulates on the coaxial cable will drip off in the bend instead of running into the house You sho...

Page 14: ...or to a higher location Obstructions such as other houses or buildings large trees mountains and water towers can cause poor reception As a general rule the higher the antenna is mounted the better y...

Page 15: ...Warranty does not cover damage caused by an AC adapter not provided with the product THE EXTENT OF THE COMPANY S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE A...

Page 16: ...DTOC IB US 00 For customer service and technical information 1 800 768 1969...

Reviews: