Service Tips
WIT Club News – September 2002
V
IDEO
S
ELECTOR
Winegard Entertainment Select
All VS Models
Model shown has five inputs, three outputs
.
Winnebago Industries has
recently started offering the
Winegard Entertainment
Selector System in certain
vehicles. Over the years we
have used several different
video selectors to keep pace
with our entertainment system
offerings. The most noticeable
improvement in the Winegard
selector over previous models
we have used is that it
incorporates a built-in antenna
amplifier switch. The following
is from the Winegard
Entertainment Select owner’s
manual.
Features
•
Simple push button controls
allow you to send signals from
any one of five different inputs
to two TVs and VCR.
•
Five inputs are Satellite
Receiver, TV Antenna, VCR,
Cable TV and Auxiliary.
•
Three Outputs: Main TV, TV
2, VCR.
Step 6
The output of the
auxiliary device (TV game,
camcorder, etc.) can be
connected to the input
connection marked “From Aux.”
Coax Cable Connections
•
Built-in +12 VDC TV
antenna power supply
eliminates need for separate
wall mounted TV antenna power
supply.
Step 1
Connect the coax
cable from the output on the
switch box marked “To Main TV”
to the antenna input connection
on the back of the main TV.
Step 7
Connect the coax
cable from the output of the
satellite receiver marked “To
TV” to the input connection on
the back of the switch box
marked “From Sat.”
Step 2
Connect the coax
cable from the output on the
switch box marked “To TV 2” to
the antenna input connection on
the back of the second TV.
•
Self-resetting fuses used in
antenna power supply prevent
failure caused by shorted
connections.
•
Video switch allows for
independent viewing of signals
at different TVs, with a record
option from VCR.
Step 3
Connect the coax
cable from the output on the
switch box marked “To VCR” to
the input connection on the back
of the VCR.
NOTE:
The coax cable from
the satellite antenna must go
directly to the input of the
satellite receiver marked
“Satellite In’.”
•
Low profile housing blends
nicely with other electronic
components; fits easily in
overhead cabinets.
Step 4
Connect the coax
cable from the output of the
VCR to the coax connection on
the back of the switch box
marked “From VCR.”
Step 8
Connect the coax
cable from the TV antenna to
the coax connection on the back
of the switch box marked “From
TV Ant.”
•
Shielded circuitry for high
isolation and low signal loss.
•
Oversize, easy to read
graphics for proper function
selection when mounted in out
of the way locations.
Step 5
Connect the coax
cable from the exterior Cable TV
input plate to the coax
connection on the switch box
marked “From Cable TV.”
Power Connections
NOTE:
When hooking up an
amplified antenna see Figure C.
If you are unsure whether your
antenna is amplified or non-
