Radio Shack 15-1117A Bedienungsanleitung

Cat. No. 15-1117A

OWNER’S MANUAL

Please read before using this equipment.

10 DB Coaxial

In-Line Amplifier

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The RadioShack 10 dB Coaxial In-Line Amplifier brings to your home video system the same

technology that is used in commercial cable systems: a single, standard coaxial cable carries

both the TV/radio signal and the power necessary for the in-line amplifier.

The In-Line Amplifier reduces or eliminates the signal losses caused by signal transformers,

signal splitters, other in-line devices or extremely long cable runs between the antenna and re-

ceiver system. And, the In-Line Amplifier will amplify virtually any TV/radio signal, from 5 MHz

to 1 GHz (1000 MHz).

The compact, in-line design of the amplifier simplifies installation at the “head end” of an anten-

na system (the end nearest the antenna, where amplification will do the most good).

The In-Line Amplifier can be used with antenna systems for:

• Standard VHF/UHF/Cable TV

• Amateur TV Systems

• Scanners

• FM Stereo Radio

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Caution: Because the In-Line Amplifier uses the coaxial cable to carry the TV/radio signalfrom

the DC power supply, proper connections are crucial. Failure to exactly follow the connection

instructions in this manual can result in damage to your amplifier or your TV/radio receiver.

Note: The amplifier and DC block are sealed together by a plastic tube. In most installations,

they must remain together. Read all connection instructions carefully.

ILLUSTRATION

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ONE ANTENNA/ONE RECEIVER SYSTEMS

If you are using a single antenna with a single TV/radio receiver, “Installation A” shows the

proper connections. To avoid damage to your TV/radio receiver and/or the amplifier power in-

jector, carefully check all the points listed below.

• Do not separate the amplifier from the DC block. The DC block must be between the

amplifier and the 300-to-75 ohm transformer (Cat. No. 15-1140) at the antenna.

• Follow the connection labeling on the amplifier/DC block unit: TO ANTenna, TO POWER

INJECTOR. The amplifier will not receive power if they are reversed.

• Follow the connection labeling on the power injector: TO TV, TO AMPLIFIER. Your TV/radio

receiver will be damaged if they are reversed.

• If a VHF/UHF splitter is used for a TV, it must be connected between the TV and the power

injector.

The In-Line Amplifier is designed for use with F-type connectors. For some antenna systems

(for scanners, for example), you will have to use connection adapters or make a special cable.

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Installation A

Do not plug in the power injector until all connections have been double-checked.

ILLUSTRATION

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ONE ANTENNA/TWO RECEIVER SYSTEMS

If you are using a single antenna with two TV/radio receivers, “Installation B” shows the proper

connections. To avoid damage to your TV/radio receivers and/or the amplifier power injector,

carefully check all the points listed below.

• For the first antenna and TV/radio receiver (#1), follow all instructions on Page 5 for “One

Antenna/One Receiver Systems.”

• Make sure the power injector is between the amplifier and the splitter (before the signal is

split).

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Installation B

Do not plug in the power injector until all connections have been double-checked.

ILLUSTRATION

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Additional Amplification

If additional amplification is needed, you can connect another amplifier in line with the first am-

plifier. Remove the DC block from the optional second amplifier. One power injector will supply

enough power for both amplifiers.

Note: The In-Line Coaxial Amplifier can only be purchased as a kit, with the Power Injector and

DC Block. If you want to use a second amplifier in your system, retain the extra parts for future

additions to your system or as replacements if other parts are damaged or lost.

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AMATEUR TV SYSTEMS

You can use the In-Line Amplifier with 2.4 GHz, amateur TV (ATV) systems, as shown in “In-

stallation C.”

If the power supply provided with your ATV antenna provides a center-positive power supply, it

can be used to power the In-Line Amplifier as well; you do not need the amplifier’s power injec-

tor.

Caution: The In-Line Amplifier cannot be used if the ATV power supply is center negative.

In this case only, you should remove the DC block from the amplifier and connect the amplifier

directly to the F-type connector on the ATV antenna down converter. Remove the plastic tube

that holds the amplifier and DC block together and unscrew the two pieces.

If the ATV antenna is used with more than one TV receiver, you must follow all connection pro-

cedures for “One Antenna/Two Receiver Systems” (Page 7–9), except that the DC block be-

tween the antenna and the amplifier will be removed, as described above.

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