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Installation Instructions
Step 1
– After selecting
a spot on the vehicle
for the antenna, drill
a 1–3 inch hole in the
roof (DO NOT seal
this hole) and directly
below drill a 1-inch hole
in the ceiling of the RV.
The ceiling hole must
not be greater than 1
inch. Otherwise, the
prewire hole cover will
not install.
Figure 4
Step 2
– Next, connect the provided 20' coax cable to the over-the-air (OTA)
connection under the dome. If replacing an existing antenna, connect the coax cable
that is already installed to the OTA connection under the dome. Ensure that the
connection is finger tight. Connect another coax cable
(not provided)
to the domed
satellite connection inside the dome. Use a wrench to tighten the connection in the
opening provided (figure 3). Feed both coax cables in the hole of the roof and route to
the correct location of either the TV wall plate/power supply (OTA coax) and satellite
receiver location (satellite coax).
Step 3
– Feed the other 3 cables (WiFi and
4G) down into the roof hole and through
the ceiling of the RV. While ensuring the
cables stay in the hole of the RV, position
the dome so that the domed satellite
connection is facing the rear of the
vehicle (figure 4). Satellite bulkhead must
face rear of RV.
Step 4
– It is recommended to use butyl tape (not provided) for extra protection under
the entire flange before screwing to the roof. Screw 6 approved mounting screws*
into the 6 mounting holes around the flange and into the roof.
*Note:
Before installing check with the vehicle manufacturer on approved screws.
CAUTION:
Do not overtighten the mounting screws. This could cause the
plastic flange to break.
Step 5
– Add approved sealant (check with RV manufacturer) completely around the
flanged base and over each screw.
continued
Figure 3
SATELLITE CONNECTION
OTA CONNECTION
OPENING FOR WRENCH
WIFI/4G CABLES
OTA
connection
Opening
for wrench
Satellite
connection
WiFi
cables
