Installation guide

Mount Installation Guide

WARNI NG

Make all electrical and coax connections from the controller to the

mount and LNB's BEFORE applying power to, or connecting the

satellite receiver to the controller.

Note: When the controller is turned OFF it will still pass voltage from the receiver to the

LNB if the receiver is plugged in to 110 AC. Shorting of the coax at any time during

installation may cause damage to either the Controller or the DiSEqC Switch. Failure to

follow this procedure can result in voiding of warranty replacement, not to mention time

spent trying to troubleshoot a system that does not perform.

90% of all problems are a result of CONNECTIVITY or CONFIGURATION.

Tools and Hardware Requirements

This is a list of tools and hardware that you might use in the installation of the system.

TOOLS

 #2 Philip screwdriver

 3/32 Flat blade screwdriver for use on the 12 Pin green control cable connector

 1/2" drill bit

 Appropriate size drill bit for pre-drilling of mounting holes in fiberglass roofs

 Cordless battery for raising the dish from its shipped position

 Cable cutters for shortening the control cable

 Wire strippers for preparing the control cable

HARDWARE and SUPPLIES

 Dicor or a lap sealant approved for the type of roof you are installing the mount on

 Dielectric grease or jell for moisture protection of all outdoor coax connections

 16-20 ea. #12 Stainless Steel screws for securing the mount to the roof

 6-8 ea. #8 Stainless Steel screws for securing the Clam Shell over cable entry hole

 4" wire ties for securing and tidying up the cables inside the RV

 Cordless vacuum for interior cleanup

TOOLS REQUIRED BUT NOT SUPPLIED

 Common Sense