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Verify Azimuth alignment 
Switch to Sat B  (119WL) on your on-screen menu, using
Transponders 23, 25, 29 or 31. Verify that signal is also
peaked at 119WL by very slightly rotating the antenna around
the penciled marking on the mast. Once satisfied, tighten the
two Azimuth/Mast clamp bolts.

NOTE: Sat B  (119WL) signal strength may read different than 
Sat A (101WL) signal strength, depending on the satellite
transmission patterns in the area. You only need to see
whether Sat B  (119WL) is peaked and not try to compare signal
strength numbers. It's OK  to be close but not at the peaks for
both locations simultaneously.

Fine-tune the Elevation 
Use Sat B  (119WL) or Sat A (101WL) on-screen signal meter.
While holding the LNB  Arm, slightly loosen the two Elevation
bolts and two Pivot bolts. Move it up/down slightly and observe 
the signal strength on the screen. Find the peak and tighten the 
two Elevation bolts and two Pivot bolts.

Verify satellite signals 
Confirm the final signal-peak readings at all three satellite
locations. Sat C (110WL, Transponders 8, 10 and 12.) should 
be aligned automatically.

NOTE 1: Occasionally, you may see a transponder at Sat A 
(101WL), Sat B  (119WL) or Sat C (110WL) not active, it is  
possible that this transponder is reserved for upcoming 
programming expansion. Switch to other transponders at the  
same satellite location to verify that you have good readings and  
that your antenna alignment is satisfactory.

NOTE 2: In most of the U.S., the Tilt Adjustment should be
fixed. However, because of large Tilt angle to 119WL satellite 
in Eastern Seaboard states, a small amount of Tilt fine-tuning 
adjustment may improve 119WL signal strength without 
significantly changing 101WL signal reading. For these states,
the following Tilt fine-tuning procedures are recommended:

1. Follow alignment procedures from Step 1 through Step 9;

tighten Elevation bolts, Pivot bolts and Mast clamp bolts.

2. Fine-tune Tilt Adjustment first by +3 degrees and then

-3 degrees. Tilt is optimized when you see the 101WL
signal reading essentially unchanged and 119WL signal
strength improved by several points. Set Tilt to the
optimized point and tighten Tilt bolts.

Antenna

Transponder: 1, Sat A
Antenna Location:

Azimuth: 152 
Elevation: 50
Tilt: 102

Clear

OK

             Current Level: 0      Peak Level: 91 

Signal:

Antenna

Transponder: 23, Sat B
Antenna Location:

Azimuth: 152 
Elevation: 50
Tilt: 102

Clear

OK

             Current Level: 0      Peak Level: 75

Signal:

Verify Azimuth

Alignment

Fine-tune the

Elevation

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Страница 1: ...enced in performing the various tasks described including Determining an antenna location with a good southerly view of the satellites Climbing a ladder and working on your roof Observing safe working...

Страница 2: ...ite Dish Reflector LNB Arm Antenna Back Assembly Triple head Multi Satellite LNB Mounting Hardware Grounding Screw EZALIGN Mast LNB with Built in Multi Switch for four Independent Outputs 2 Antenna As...

Страница 3: ...llation In the following pages you ll find step by step instructions for 1 Determining Coordinates for Aiming Antenna page 4 2 Finding Suitable Antenna Site page 5 3 Installing EZALIGN Mast page 6 4 A...

Страница 4: ...screen menu Select installation as an oval 3 sat some receiver brands may call it triple 3 sat location Sat 1 2 3 or Sat A B C Find your coordinates Navigate to the antenna pointing menu screen Enter...

Страница 5: ...ance above the horizon and 18 span clearance from 101WL to 119WL for an unobstructed view to all three satellite locations Northern border states have elevation readings toward 30 and southern border...

Страница 6: ...d down and from side to side A bubble level is located in the top of the mast to assist in alignment Loosen the four mast bolts slightly Then move the mast up down or twist side to side until the bubb...

Страница 7: ...ustment At the side of the antenna assembly loosen the two Elevation bolts and two Pivot bolts one on each side and preliminarily set the Elevation adjustment per the coordinate number obtained in Ste...

Страница 8: ...e satellite receiver system and other components from lightning damage Ground wire can be attached anywhere on the metal part of the antenna but there is a convenient grounding screw at one side of th...

Страница 9: ...y you are to experience signal outages during adverse weather With a cell phone and house phone ask someone to relay signal strength values to you or hook up a portable TV at the installation site You...

Страница 10: ...ansponder at Sat A 101WL Sat B 119WL or Sat C 110WL not active it is possible that this transponder is reserved for upcoming programming expansion Switch to other transponders at the same satellite lo...

Страница 11: ...r the cable length to the LNB the greater the DC voltage drop Your receiver depends on the antenna to supply signal the longer the cable length the greater the signal amplitude attenuation Therefore R...

Страница 12: ...ay result in gradual loss of picture Installation with Long Cable Run For installations where the RG 6 cable runs from the receiver s to the LNB far exceeds 100 feet 150 feet or more as encountered in...

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