3.1 Basic connection
Fig. 7
a. If you use satellite reception, connect the LNB of your satellite antenna to the SAT IN connector
of your receiver using a good quality coaxial cable and suitable ‘F-connector’ plugs.
b. If you use terrestrial or cable reception, then connect the outdoor/indoor antenna or cable wall
socket to the ANT IN connector of your receiver using a good quality coaxial cable and suitable
‘IEC-connector’ plugs.
c. Connect one end of a good quality HDMI cable to the HDMI output on your receiver and the
other end to the HDMI input of your TV.
d. Connect the LAN cable from your router/Internet connection into the RJ45 LAN input.
e. Plug in the power plug from the 12 V adapter and insert the adapter into a suitable wall outlet.
3.2 Connecting multiple fixed LnBs using a DisEqC 1.0/1.1
switch
Fig. 7
a. Connect the LNBs of your fixed antenna to the inputs of a DiSEqC 1.0/1.1 switch
b. Connect the output or “to receiver” connector of the DiSEqC 1.0/1.1 switch to the SAT IN
connector on your receiver.
3.3 Connecting to the Internet
Fig. 8
a. For the best performance we advise using a wired connection to your router.
b. Alternatively, you can use the in-built wireless adapter to connect to the Internet via your
wireless router.
nOtE:
Be aware that the Internet speed will be reduced by walls or long distance
between the receiver and the router when using wireless connection. This
will lead to lower quality of video streams from the Internet.
3.4 Connecting to an analogue amplifier
Fig. 9
Use the 3.5 mm AV output for a RCA cable to connect your receiver to the analogue input of your
Hi-Fi system or audio amplifier. Use the white and red RCA for an analogue amplifier. Optionally you
can use the yellow RCA as an analogue low resolution video output. To enable this option, you need
to remove the HDMI cable.
nOtE:
Android is made for high resolution screens and will only be good to watch
and to use on the HDMI output. The yellow RCA video output connector
only supports low quality video.
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