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6.
Connection for the cable(s)
1. Prepare the cable, e.g. the LCD 99 from Kathrein (casing diameter: 6.8 mm)
according to the
fi
gure on the right and twist the enclosed F-connector
If you use a cable with a different casing diameter, you must also use an
appropriate F-connector for this.
2. Loosen the two attachment screws of the LNB covering on the rear side
of the antenna and then take off the covering.
3. Screw the cables with the connecting nuts of the two F-connectors to the
two LNB outputs.
4. Guide the two cables (without kinking them) on the sides of the LNB in the
output direction
5. Guide the two cables towards the exterior through the opening provided for
this in the LNB covering Press the two cables into the cable support provided
for this. If your cables are too small for the openings provided, use the cable
sleeves included with the delivered accessories in order to optimally
fi
ll out the
openings and to offer the cables a foothold (cable sleeves are clipped to cables
and then pressed together into the support).
6. Screw the LNB covering on again.
1. Establish the connection between the planar antenna and the satellite receiver.
For this, use the “IF input” sat input on the satellite receiver.
2. Connect your TV to the satellite receiver via an audio/video cable. Select the “AV” programme location on
your TV.
3. If you use the modulator output of the receiver, tune your TV to the channel to which the output channel of
the satellite receiver is set.
Save this channel on a free TV programme storage space
4. In order to align the antenna with the desired satellites, set an appropriate programme location on the satellite
receiver (see also programme table for the receiver).
Please refer to the satellite receiver’s operating instructions for detailed usage information.
For the following steps you need either a satellite test receiver
or a helper who monitors the results of the alignment work on
your TV screen.
If you use a satellite test receiver from the Kathrein MSK
series, this should be connected to the LNB instead of the
antenna cable.
With the test receiver, you align the antenna according to the
maximum level. When performing alignment via the TV screen,
aim for the best image quality.
7.
Connecting and setting the satellite receiver
8.
Aligning the antenna
Tip:
Some satellite receivers provide you with a “sat
fi
nder”
item in the main, installation or service menu or under
the channel search item (e.g. UFS 790 from Kathrein,
see picture on right).
With this menu, the receiver facilitates your alignment
of the antenna.
However, you can obtain the best alignment using
a satellite test receiver!
High band
Low band
High Band:
Digital transponder
Analogue transponder
Low Band:
Horizontal
Vertical
LNB covering
Attachment screws
LNB covering
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