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3. Connect the power supply cable (12 V) to a free
switch for the on-board electronic devices (min.
5A): connect the positive terminal to the red
cable and the negative terminal to the black
cable. The power supply line must have cables
with a minimum cross section of 2.5 mm
2
with a
length up to 4 m, of 4 mm
2
for longer cables.
S
WARNING
Do not use power supply from secondary circuits.
This could jeopardize the operation of the equip-
ment.
NOTE: The polarity inversion on the power supply
blows the fuse to prevent any damage to the
antenna.
NOTE: In case a cable longer than 10 m should be
necessary for connecting the control unit to the sat-
ellite receiver, we recommend installing line ampli-
fier V9115 between them (applies to models
URANIA2 V9331 and PANDORA V8001).
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WARNING
Pay attention not to bend the coaxial cables at a
right angle; the bending angle must always be
higher than 120°.
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WARNING
Antennas V9331,V8001 and V8100 are designed
to operate with a single decoder; therefore, do not
install signal splitters upstream or downstream the
control unit.
NOTE: Do not cut the connectors of the coaxial
cables (the operation would not be guaranteed any
more) and always use the original GLOMEX cables
supplied, even with inappropriate dimensions (too
long).
Do not use different cables, as it would
jeopardize the operation of the equipment.
4. Build in the control unit by using the GLOMEX
accessory (code 4.010.0008) by boring a hole
with a reciprocating saw and using the drill with
2.5 mm tip (use the cutting template in
Fig. 17
for correct dimensions).
5. Connect the 1.5 m coaxial cable to the satellite
receiver.
NOTE: Maximum wall thickness for mounting the
control unit: 20 mm.
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WARNING
If the control unit led flashes alternately red and
green, there is no communication between the
antenna and the control unit.
It is therefore necessary to check that the connec-
tion cable between antenna and control unit is cor-
rectly fastened and is not interrupted or short-
circuited.
Fig. 14
Fig. 15