Rca DIRECTV PLUS 15407690 User Manual

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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Satellite Dish

DIRECTV PLUS™Satellite DishAntennaChanging Entertainment. Again.Installer's Guide

Page 2 - Safety Information

Preparing for Installation8 Chapter 1Finding the Dish Pointing CoordinatesFinding the dish pointing coordinates for your location includes presetting

Page 3 - Table of Contents

Chapter 1 9Preparing for Installation3. Locate the tick mark on the compass edge that corresponds to the azimuth number youwrote down. This is the dir

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Preparing for Installation10 Chapter 1A Final Site SurveyNow that you’ve conducted a precise site survey using the dish pointing coordinatesfor your l

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Chapter 1 11Preparing for InstallationNoteIf your total RG-6 coaxial cablelength from the dish to theHD unit is more than 112 feet percoax cable, you

Page 6 - Installation Overview

Preparing for Installation12 Chapter 1DIRECTV PLUS™ Dish Assembly OverviewUse this page both as a parts lists for your HD satellite antenna, and a gen

Page 7 - Mounting Options

Chapter 1 13Preparing for InstallationSecuring the Mast Foot1. If you plan to use the mast foot, use two (2) 1/4" x 1/2" carriage bolts,and

Page 8 - General Site Survey

Preparing for Installation14 Chapter 1TipTo get the correct elevation, lineup the painted edge inside thecurved groove of the clamp withthe degree mar

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Chapter 1 15Preparing for InstallationSetting the Tilt (Polarization)Tilt allows your satellite receiver to tune to two separate satellites at once an

Page 10 - Preparing for Installation

Preparing for Installation16 Chapter 1Attaching the LNB Support Arm andAdapter1. Attach the rectangular LNB feeder tube to the antenna socket making s

Page 11 - Precise Site Survey

Mounting the MastChapter Overview:• Mounting The Mast On Solid WoodOr Lap Siding• Mounting the Mast on Brick orPoured Concrete• Mounting the Mast on a

Page 12 - Estimating Cable Requirements

Safety InformationDANGER! Avoid Power lines! When following the instructions in this guide to install and connect theDIRECTV PLUS™ satellite antenna a

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Mounting the Mast18 Chapter 22 5/16 x 3" lag screws8 5/16 x 2" lag screws10 5/16" washersMounting The Mast On Solid Wood OrLap Siding

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Chapter 2 19Mounting the MastLEVELNOT LEVEL5. Remove the mounting foot and drill two 3/16" holes in the two center holelocations and four 3/16&qu

Page 15 - Securing the Mast Foot

Mounting the Mast20 Chapter 2Installing a SpacerWhen the mounting foot spans two pieces of siding, it should bepositioned so most of the foot is on th

Page 16 - Tuning Adjustment

Chapter 2 21Mounting the MastIMPORTANT Considerations• The wall anchors used must have a strength of at least 300 pounds of pulloutpressure. The use

Page 17 - 1/4” Flat Washer

Mounting the Mast22 Chapter 23. Mark the eight outside holes on the mounting foot.4. Remove the foot and drill eight (8) 1/2" holes in the locati

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Chapter 2 23Mounting the MastDANGERAVOID Power Lines!When following theseinstructions, take extremecare to avoid contact withoverhead power lines,elec

Page 19 - Mounting the Mast

Mounting the Mast24 Chapter 2NoYesStep 8: Make sure that the top of the mast will point straight up.7. Use a 7/16" wrench to loosen the nuts on

Page 20 - Important Considerations:

Chapter 2 25Mounting the MastMounting the DIRECTV PLUS™ Dish On A PoleDANGERAVOID Power Lines!When following theseinstructions, take extremecare to av

Page 21 - NOT LEVEL

Mounting the Mast26 Chapter 24. You can level the pole using the a carpenter’s level taking readings in two spots 90degrees from each other on the sid

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Final InstallationChapter Overview:• Leveling the Mast• Final DIRECTV PLUS™ Dish Assembly• Routing and Grounding the Cables• Running Cable Into the Ho

Page 23 - Mounting Instructions

1Table of ContentsPreparing for Installation ... 3Installation Overview ...

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Final Installation28 Chapter 3CAUTIONUse caution when installing,adjusting or dismantling theDIRECTV PLUS™ dish and mast.The weight of the dish maycau

Page 25 - IMPORTANT Consideration

Chapter 3 29Final InstallationLeveling Front-to-Back1. Loosen the two bolts securing the mast to the mounting foot so the mast movesfreely.2. Place a

Page 26 - 24 Chapter 2

Final Installation30 Chapter 32. If your cables are not marked, you may want to mark each cable with maskingtape so that you know which cables to atta

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Chapter 3 31Final InstallationMessenger (ground) wireNoteWhen using a pole mount, you needto attachthe grounding wire to the metal poleusing a 1 1/2”

Page 28 - 26 Chapter 2

Final Installation32 Chapter 32. Route the coaxial cable and messenger (ground) wire from the bottom of the mastto the grounding block.3. Make a 3”- 5

Page 29 - Final Installation

Chapter 3 33Final InstallationRunning Cable Into the HouseCAUTIONBefore drilling, make surethere are no wires or pipesbehind the wall in the area ofth

Page 30 - Any hardware store

Final Installation34 Chapter 34 If you have not already mounted the multiswitch inside your house, use themounting brackets and hardware to mount the

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Chapter 3 35Final InstallationMaking the Final Connections1. Connect the RG-6 coaxial cable to the IN jack for satellite cable at the back of thedigit

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Final Installation36 Chapter 3Step-By-Step Instruction for Acquiring and Fine Tuningthe Signal1. Read the instruction manual that came with your digit

Page 33 - A Few Words About Grounding

Chapter 3 37Final InstallationTipTo make sure you have thestrongest possible signal(s), movethe dish until you get acontinuous tone, then continuemovi

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Table of Contents2Final Installation ... 27Leveling the Mast...

Page 35 - Running Cable Into the House

Final Installation38 Chapter 34. With signal meter locked and displaying a value greater than 0, adjust the azimuthuntil the signal meter value is max

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ReferenceChapter Overview:• Troubleshooting• Toll-Free Telephone Product Help• Limited Warranty• Index3939Chapter 4

Page 37 - Making the Final Connections

Reference40 Chapter 4TroubleshootingCan’t Pick Up the Satellite SignalMost problems with signal acquisition can be traced to one of these points: impr

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Chapter 4 41ReferenceTemporary Satellite Signal LossIf you lose the satellite signal temporarily, the problem can usually be traced to one of these po

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Reference42 Chapter 4Toll-Free Telephone Product HelpYou can reach Thomson Consumer Electronics at the following number:1-800-679-4776 (Toll free insi

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Chapter 4 43ReferenceLimited WarrantyWhat does your warranty cover?• Any defect in material or workmanship.For how long after your purchase?• One year

Page 41 - Reference

Reference44 Chapter 4IndexAAssemblyoverview 12parts list 12Azimuth 36BBrick mounting 21CCable Requirementsestimating 10overview 11Cable Routingf

Page 42 - Troubleshooting

Chapter 4 45ReferenceMMast Clampattaching to the antenna 15securing 13Mast Footsecuring 13Messenger Wire 30Mounting options 5brick or poured conc

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100%RECYCLED PAPERMINIMUM 50% POSTCONSUMERIf your satellite system needs service, please contact your dealer or thenearest Servicenter from the yellow

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Preparing for InstallationChapter Overview:33Chapter 1• Installation Overview• Mounting Options• General Site Survey• Finding the Dish Pointing Coordi

Page 45 - Limited Warranty

Preparing for Installation4 Chapter 1Installation OverviewThe manual is organized into steps that need to be performed in the order presented.Preparin

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Chapter 1 5Preparing for InstallationMounting OptionsVERY IMPORTANT: Make sure that the mast is both PLUMB and LEVEL. If the mast is not PLUMBand LEVE

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Preparing for Installation6 Chapter 1Should I Do This Myself?While the installation is not difficult, it does require that you have some experience in

Page 48 - CONSUMER

Chapter 1 7Preparing for InstallationThe Satellite LocationsBoth satellites are always located south of the United States at approximately 101° and119

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