User manual STRONG SRT ANT 15 ECO

[. . . ] The antenna housing is UV protected and weather-proof sealed. With the supplied multi-functional mounting material you can install the antenna on a wall, on your balcony or on a pole outside the house. This DVB-T/T2 antenna is an “Active type” antenna, it has a built-in low noise amplifier that amplifies the received signal for better performance. The antenna therefore needs 5 V power supplied by your terrestrial receiver, or by an AC adaptor (supplied with the antenna). [. . . ] Check in the Set-Up or Installation menu of your receiver to see if the antenna power is set to “ON”. (Normally this is indicated in the menu as ANT power, Ext Antenna power or Active antenna power. ) Refer to the user manual of your Digital Terrestrial Receiver. 3. Once you are sure that your receiver supports 5 V antenna power, switch off your receiver and disconnect it from the 230 V main power. 4. Take the supplied “long” coaxial cable and connect the end with the “F connector” (screw type connector) to the antenna. Carefully press the inner lead of the cable into the Female-F connector at the back of the antenna. Turn the covering nut clockwise with your HANDS until it is fixed. 5. Connect the IEC Male end to your receiver. Normally the input connector on your receiver is marked as “ANT” (in) or as “RF” (in). Refer to the user manual of your Digital Terrestrial Receiver. 6. Connect your receiver to the 230 V main power and switch ON your receiver and TV set. 7. Proceed to 5. 0 “Antenna installation”. 4 3 1 1. Digital TV 2. STB 3. Active DVB-T/T2 Outdoor Antenna. 4. HDMI or SCART cable (optional) 5. Coaxial cable 6. Water-Drop Loop (recommended) 4 2 5 6 If your receiver does not support 5 V antenna power, then please follow the next steps: 4. 2 To power the antenna with external power adaptor: 1. Switch OFF your receiver and disconnect it from the 230 V mains power. 2. Take the short coaxial (IEC Male to IEC Female) cable. Connect the IEC Male end to your receiver. Normally the input connector on your receiver is marked as “ANT” (in) or as “RF” (in). Refer to the user manual of your Digital Terrestrial Receiver. 3. Connect the other end of the cable to the connector on the power injector that is marked as “Receiver”. 4. Take the supplied “long” coaxial cable and connect the end with the “F connector” (screw type connector) to the antenna. Carefully press the inner lead of the cable into the Female-F connector at the back of the antenna. Turn the covering nut clockwise with your HANDS until it is fixed. [. . . ] Slowly move the antenna to different positions around the house, at the same time monitor the signal bars in the menu, once the signal indicator shows the maximum signal, fix the antenna on that position. Note  is recommended NOT to place the antenna near to: It Devices that are strong source of radiation or interference such as DECT and GSM telephones, transmitters, microwaves, etc. Devices with high power consumption such as electrical heater, air conditioner, hairdryers, etc. Once the best position for the antenna has been found it can be mounted and fixed in that place. [. . . ]