OPERATION
STEP 1. Connect coax from LNBF to receiver.
STEP 2. Plug in the receiver and TV.
STEP 3. Turn TV and receiver ON.
STEP 4. Tune TV to ch. 3 or 4.
STEP 5. Determine azimuth and elevation required for your position. Refer to Quick Reference Card or receiver manual.
STEP 6. Loosen clamp knobs. Elevate reflector to the correct elevation. Align degree of elevation required with front of the slide bracket. Each mark indicates 5 degrees of elevation with the first mark being 00 (mark closest to compass/level). See Figure 1. Tighten clamp knobs.
STEP 7. Level base using bubble level recessed into the base.
STEP 8. Using compass recessed into base, rotate the base slowly to the desired azimuth (direction) for the high power satellites.
NOTE: Disregard the compass markings, the red compass needle always points North. Rotate the base so that the other end of the needle points at the correct heading (direction) on the compass decal.
DO NOT USE THE DEGREE MARKINGS ON THE COMPASS.
NOTE: If you have the unit sitting on a tailgate or on other metal items, it is recommended that you remove the compass from the base and stand away (15' min.) to find the correct azimuth. Compass is attached to base with velcro.
STEP 9. Adjust azimuth (direction) and elevation (up/ down) for best picture.
NOTE: If you do not get a picture, check the following:
1.Make sure antenna has clear view of the high power satellites, no buildings, trees, etc. blocking the view.
2.Make sure coax connections are good.
3.Check coax for breaks, crimps, cuts etc.
4.If base is not level, you will have to adjust the elevation to compensate.
5.Check that TV is tuned to correct channel.
CAUTION: DO NOT DROP SYSTEM. IF ANTENNA IS DAMAGED, IT WILL REDUCE THE GAIN (HOW MUCH SIGNAL THE ANTENNA SENDS TO THE RECEIVER) OF THE ANTENNA. THIS CAN RESULT IN A DEGRADEDPICTURE.
Reflector
0 Degrees Elevation
(Next Mark Indicates 50)
Clamp Knobs
Use Front of Slide Bracket for Proper Degree of Elevation Required.
Point Towards Satellite
FIGURE 1
