DirecTV HIRD-E4, Руководство пользователя

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HUGHES BRAND DIRECTV PLUS™ DIGITAL SATELLITE RECEIVER
P
AGE
4-16
Installation Procedure
1) Select the location where you will install the ground block. Choose a site that will be near the
cable entry point into the building. Also, plan a
short and straight path for the ground wire to the
grounding rod.
2) Select 2 equal lengths of cable that can be
routed easily from the LNB to the ground block.
3) Secure the grounding block to a stable
mounting surface with two screws, then connect
the cables to the grounding block.
4) Secure the cables with cable clips. Do not
forget to form the drip loop and secure it in place
with cable clips.
5) Install the #14 insulated ground wire on the
ground terminal of the ground block in accordance with National Electric Code section 820-
33.
6) Route the ground wire to the ground rod.
7) Connect the ground wire to the ground rod. Remember to secure the wire to a wall or some
surface to protect it.
Connecting the Coaxial Cable to
the LNB
Installation Procedure
1) Make sure your digital satellite receiver is unplugged. Connecting the LNB cable to the LNB
while the digital satellite receiver is plugged in could
permanently damage your LNB.
2) If you installed the satellite dish antenna assembly onto a metal
pole, go to step 3. Otherwise, route the coaxial cables through
the mast and LNB support arm, and then continue on to step 4.
3) Route the coaxial cables along the outside of the pole and inside
the LNB support arm leaving enough slack in case you need to
remove the LNB later.
4) Attach the coaxial cables onto the LNB as shown.
Attaching the LNB to
the LNB Support Arm
1) Slide the cable connection end of the LNB into the D-shaped opening in the LNB support arm
so that the LNB points toward the reflector. The end of the LNB may be rectangular or D-
shaped, however either type will fit.
2) Insert the correct size retainer screw into the LNB mounting hole. Two sizes of this screw are
provided to accommodate either LNB style.
For dual LNB installations using only one receiver,
a single coaxial cable will be used.
Note that your LNB style may vary slightly