Sony SAN-18D2 Installation Manual - Page 13

Installing, Antenna, Cables.

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Installing the Antenna This section contains instructions for installing the antenna. There are two procedures you need to complete: u Assembling the Antenna U Mounting the Antenna on the Mast or Pole Tools needed to install the antenna: Phillips screwdriver Assembling the Antenna Assemble the antenna by bolting the LNB support arm onto the mounting base. Mounting Base Machine Screws , LNB Support Arm 1 Place the end of the LNB support arm into the bottom of the mounting base. Line up one tab on the mounting base with the notch on the end of the support arm and insert the other tab into the oblong hole in the support arm. The two screw holes should now be aligned. 2 Screw the two machine screws through the mounting base and into the LNB support arm. Tighten evenly (torque 36-45 lb- in). Do not overtighten. The antenna is assembled and is now ready to be mounted on the mast or pole you installed earlier. Mounting the Antenna on the Mast or Pole Mount the antenna by attaching the compression clamp on the antenna mount to the mast or pole. Mast or Pole Mounting Base Metal Stop Compression Clamp 14 1 Loosen the two screws that hold the compression clamp closed. 2 Lower the antenna onto the mast or pole until it rests against the metal stops. Note • To mount the antenna below the top of a metal pole, the metal stops must be removed with pliers. Make sure the antenna tilts freely bejare securing the bolts. 3 Tighten the two clamp screws evenly. Do not over tighten because they will need to be loosened when you aim the antenna. The antenna is now in place and is ready to have cables attached. Follow the instructions in the next section to install the cables. Installing the Cables. This section contains instructions for installing RG-6 coaxial cables which connect the antenna to the receiver. There are two procedures you need to complete: u Connecting the Antenna to the Grounding Block u Connecting the Grounding Block to the Receiver Tools and materials needed to install the cables: Cable clips (8) Cable ties (4) 1 1" Drill bit (78") *Grounding block Phillips screwdriver Power drill *RG-6 Solid BC coaxial cables (25 ft., 75 ft.) * Silicon sealant (1 oz.) *Inch«led in the Installation Kit. Note • Bepre you connect the RG-6 coaxial cable from the LNB to the DSS receiver, make sure the receiver is unplugged. This will prevent your DSS receiverfnnn experiencing a short. Connecting the Antenna to the Grounding Block The antenna is connected to the receiver with two RG-6 coaxial cables. The first RG-6 coaxial cable you install connects the antenna to the grounding block at the side of your house. Notes - • RG-6 Solid BC coaxial cable must be used. Other cables may not only reduce signal quality and signal strength, but may not work. ▪ Attach separate RG-6 Solid BC coaxial cables to both LNB connectors if you installed the SAN-18D2 satellite antenna. 1 Attach an RG-6 coaxial cable with a weatherproof rubber boot to the LNB (torque 18 lb-in). For additional protection against water seepage, apply silicone sealant to the top and bottom edges of the weatherboot after the weatherboot is snugly placed against the LNB. 2 Secure the RG-6 Solid BC coaxial cable to the LNB support arm with the snap-in cable guide. Attach the guide to the RG-6 coaxial cable opposite the hole on the LNB support arm.

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Installing
the
Antenna
This
section
contains
instructions
for
installing
the
antenna.
There
are
two
procedures
you
need
to
complete:
Assembling
the
Antenna
U
Mounting
the
Antenna
on
the
Mast
or
Pole
Tools
needed
to
install
the
antenna:
Phillips
screwdriver
Assembling
the
Antenna
Assemble
the
antenna
by
bolting
the
LNB
support
arm
onto
the
mounting
base.
1
2
Mounting
Base
Machine
Screws
,
Arm
LNB
Support
Place
the
end
of
the
LNB
support
arm
into
the
bottom
of
the
mounting
base.
Line
up
one
tab
on
the
mounting
base
with
the
notch
on
the
end
of
the
support
arm
and
insert
the
other
tab
into
the
oblong
hole
in
the
support
arm.
The
two
screw
holes
should
now
be
aligned.
Screw
the
two
machine
screws
through
the
mounting
base
and
into
the
LNB
support
arm.
Tighten
evenly
(torque
36-45
lb
-
in).
Do
not
overtighten.
The
antenna
is
assembled
and
is
now
ready
to
be
mounted
on
the
mast
or
pole
you
installed
earlier.
Mounting
the
Antenna
on
the
Mast
or
Pole
Mount
the
antenna
by
attaching
the
compression
clamp
on
the
antenna
mount
to
the
mast
or
pole.
Mounting
Base
Metal
Stop
Mast
or
Pole
Compression
Clamp
1
2
3
Loosen
the
two
screws
that
hold
the
compression
clamp
closed.
Lower
the
antenna
onto
the
mast
or
pole
until
it
rests
against
the
metal
stops.
Note
To
mount
the
antenna
below
the
top
of
a
metal
pole,
the
metal
stops
must
be
removed
with
pliers.
Make
sure
the
antenna
tilts
freely
bejare
securing
the
bolts.
Tighten
the
two
clamp
screws
evenly.
Do
not
over
tighten
because
they
will
need
to
be
loosened
when
you
aim
the
antenna.
The
antenna
is
now
in
place
and
is
ready
to
have
cables
attached.
Follow
the
instructions
in
the
next
section
to
install
the
cables.
Installing
the
Cables.
This
section
contains
instructions
for
installing
RG-6
coaxial
cables
which
connect
the
antenna
to
the
receiver.
There
are
two
procedures
you
need
to
complete:
Connecting
the
Antenna
to
the
Grounding
Block
Connecting
the
Grounding
Block
to
the
Receiver
Tools
and
materials
needed
to
install
the
cables:
Cable
clips
(8)
Cable
ties
(4)
1
1"
Drill
bit
(78")
*Grounding
block
Phillips
screwdriver
Power
drill
*RG-6
Solid
BC
coaxial
cables
(25
ft.,
75
ft.)
*
Silicon
sealant
(1
oz.)
*Inch«led
in
the
Installation
Kit.
Note
Bepre
you
connect
the
RG-6
coaxial
cable
from
the
LNB
to
the
DSS
receiver,
make
sure
the
receiver
is
unplugged.
This
will
prevent
your
DSS
receiver
fnnn
experiencing
a
short.
Connecting
the
Antenna
to
the
Grounding
Block
The
antenna
is
connected
to
the
receiver
with
two
RG-6
coaxial
cables.
The
fi
rst
RG-6
coaxial
cable
you
install
connects
the
antenna
to
the
grounding
block
at
the
side
of
your
house.
1
2
Notes
RG-6
Solid
BC
coaxial
cable
must
be
used.
Other
cables
may
not
only
reduce
signal
quality
and
signal
strength,
but
may
not
work.
Attach
separate
RG-6
Solid
BC
coaxial
cables
to
both
LNB
connectors
if
you
installed
the
SAN
-18D2
satellite
antenna.
Attach
an
RG-6
coaxial
cable
with
a
weatherproof
rubber
boot
to
the
LNB
(torque
18
lb
-in).
For
additional
protection
against
water
seepage,
apply
silicone
sealant
to
the
top
and
bottom
edges
of
the
weatherboot
after
the
weatherboot
is
snugly
placed
against
the
LNB.
Secure
the
RG-6
Solid
BC
coaxial
cable
to
the
LNB
support
arm
with
the
snap
-in
cable
guide.
Attach
the
guide
to
the
RG-6
coaxial
cable
opposite
the
hole
on
the
LNB
support
arm.
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