(Fig.4) Also appropriate for mobile use.
2. Mount Antenna
Find a convenient location to mount your antenna. Before mounting, screw the
VHF Reception Pole at the middle of the antenna. This is for enhanced VHF
reception.
Note:
Test your antenna location after scanning for channels & before final
mounting. In some instances, you may decide to relocate the antenna for better
reception. See “Antenna Placement Options and Tips”.
1
Supplied 100-240V Power
Adapter
4
F-type connector
linking bolt
Coaxial-cable
Water-proof kit
Po
wer S
upply B
ox
To ANT/IN or CABLE IN
on back of TV
26’ Coaxial Cable
Power Adapter
To Wall Outlet
A.
Connect the 26ft long coaxial cable to the antenna (as shown in figure 1 below)
B.
Connect the other end of the 26ft coaxial cable to the power supply box (as
shown in figure 2 below).
C.
Connect the coaxial cable from the power supply box to the
ANT/IN
or
CABLE IN
port on the back of your TV (as shown in figure
3
). Note: For TV’s that require a tuner
box, connect the coaxial cable from the power supply box to the tuner box ANT/IN or
CABLE IN port.
Back of TV
3
2
From
Power supply box
ANT/IN
CABLE IN
ANT/IN
1. Connect the Antenna and Power Supply Accessories
(Fig.2) Use the mounting accessories to fix the antenna on the balcony.
(Fig.1) Use the wall mounting accessories to fix the antenna on the wall.
(Fig.3) Use the pole mounting accessories to fix the antenna on the pole.
D.
The antenna's built-in amplifier requires power to operate properly. Plug the
round end of the power adapter's cable cable into the power supply box (as shown in
figure
2
). Then insert the power adapter into any standard 110V outlet (see this
option in figure
4
).
