3m Fly-Lead
cable
(F-Type to
Coax)
TV
(rear)
DTT Receiver
(rear)
Power
Adaptor
SLx Outdoor
Compact Digital
TV Aerial
(back view)
Power
Inserter
Plug directly into DTT Receiver.
If receiver is to far, use Male to Female Coax Lead (Not supplied)
A
er
ial in
▲
▲
TV out
SCART
out
Antenna
DC in
Receiver
(not supplied)
SCART Lead
Aerial in
SCART in
▲
▲
▲
▲
▲
▲
▲
RF Aerial Flylead
(only use if
analogue signal
required*)
Connecting the Aerial
1.
Place the Rubber Boot over the F-Plug on the
end of the supplied 3m Fly-Lead Cable. (see Fig 1.)
2.
Connect the F-Plug on the end of the supplied
cable to the F-Socket on the back of the Aerial.
3.
Connect the Coax plug on the other end of the
supplied cable into the Coax Socket marked
Antenna on the Power Inserter.
4.
Insert the 3.5mm Jack Plug on the Power
Adaptor into the socket marked DC on the
Power Inserter, then plug the Power Adaptor
into a convenient Mains Socket.
5.
Connect the Coax Plug marked Receiver on the
Power Inserter into the Antenna Input Socket on
your DTT (Freeview) Receiver. If your DTT
receiver is too far away, you may need to fit a
male to Female Coax Lead (not supplied)
between the Receiver plug on the Power
Inserter and the Antenna Input Socket on your
DTT Receiver, switch on the Mains Supply.
6.
Find the best reception position for the Aerial.
See
www.digitaluk.co.uk
for reception advice
for your area.
7.
Switch on your TV/Set Top Box and re-scan for
Digital TV Stations.
8.
The Universal Joint allows the Aerial position
to be adjusted. You may need to adjust the
Aerial position several times and re-scan for
Digital TV Stations to find the optimum position.
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Rubber Boot
F-Connector
Aerial
Fly-Lead
Fig 1. F-Plug Connection
