Televes DATBOSSMIX LR Bedienungsanleitung

Antenna Kit / Kit Antena

Ref. 148383 (Ant-148331 + PSU-550104)

G x2

Q x4

H x2

J x2

L x2

N x2

K x3

D x2

S x4

M x4

R x2

I x2

O x2 P x2

M6x25mm

M6x30mm

M6x33mm

M6x40mm

(a1)

(a2)

(a3) (a4)

(b1)

UHF Directors

UHF Reectors

Main Assembly

Low-VHF Reector Extension

VHF Reectors

Mounting Clamp

Assemblies

Low-VHF dipole

Assemblies

UHF Director Spacers

Support Braces

Dipole Assembly

Reector Self-locking Clamps

Low-VHF dipole/reectors

Fastening hardware

Connector PSU

Included 10mm wrench

(b2)

(b3)

MIX LR

M6x45mm

M3x32mm

4x32mm

4x19mm

E F

Additional spare parts

(x1)

(c4)

AE x2 AF x2 AG x3 AH x8 BA x8

BB x2

BC x2AD x2AC x4AB x2AA x2

Antenna assembly / Montaje de la antena

AA x2 AB BA x3

AG x3

Proceed to insert UHF directors B1 , B2 and B3

into the corresponding booms main assembly

Aby inserting the director end insert into the

corresponding location in main assembly A(“b1”

into“a1”,“b2” into “a2”, and “b3” into “a3”) then secure

them using bolts AA and AB and nuts BA .

The B1 , B2 , B3 UHF directors are dierent sizes

and lengths so make sure to insert them in the right

positions, the longest director B1 goes in the upper

position of the antenna and the shortest director

B3 goes in the lower position of the antenna.

Note: Tighten the nuts BA until the square carriage

heads of the bolts AA and AB sink into the

aluminum and the heads sit ush with the boom.

The bolt base will bite into the aluminum, securing

the joint.

Place plastic UHF director spacers Eand Fon

the director booms to match the screw holes of

director(s) B1 , B2 & B3 elements. Secure them

with three AG phillips head screws.

Note: Be sure to place the spacers with the largest

opening (slot)(1) for the directors on the shortest

bottom director B3 .

Move the top and bottom director booms

assembled in step 1 in the direction indicated by

the arrows on main assembly Auntil the horizontal

director elements of all three director booms line up.

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

Note: Start the assembly procedure after thoroughly checking all parts and becoming familiar with them.

NEEDED

TOOLS



(a1)

(a2)

(a3)

(b1)

Included 10mm wrench Screw driver Cutter or Cable stripper

(b2)

(b3)

E F

PH #2

Scan to

watch

assembly

video

(1)

PH #2

Place the plastic spacers Hon the support braces

D, closer to the curved part of the support brace

as indicated. Slide the mounting clamp assemblies

Ion the support braces starting from the support

brace end that is not curved and tighten the bolts

loosely once in place over the plastic spacers H, as

they will be fully tightened later.

Note: The mounting clamp assemblies must

be installed so that the nuts face the left side of

the antenna, when looking from the back of the

antenna, to allow for vertical tilt once the antenna

has been installed on the mast. Before proceeding to

the next step make sure the plastic spacers Hand

mounting clamp assemblies Iare installed in the

right orientation.

Place the support brace assemblies completed on

step 4 on directors B1 (top) and B3 (bottom)

as indicated, and attach them with two pieces of

carriage bolt AC and nut BA per each support

brace. Make sure the U-bolt side of the mounting

clamps both are located on the left side of the

support braces looking at it from a rear view. Line up

the clamps so that they are ready for mounting once

assembly is complete.

Note: Tighten the nuts BA until the square carriage

head of the bolts AC sink into the aluminum and

the heads sit ush with the boom. The bolt base will

bite into the aluminum, securing the joint.

Mount the two black plastic locks Qon the rst rear

reector self-locking clamp Pbottom piece.

Locate the mounting hole on aluminum Main

assembly Anext to and behind the orange plastic

main body of the antenna, place self-locking clamp

Otop piece on Alined up with the hole in Aand

bottom piece P, secure with bolt AD (bolt AD

goes through Oand threads into P).

Place the GUHF reectors (two pieces, one top and

one bottom) in the self-locking clamp completed

on step 6 by inserting the end of the receptor

without the grey plastic cap on it and with the black

plastic locking mechanism in an upward position

(unlocked).

Once the reectors are fully seated in the clamp (all

the way to the bottom of the slot), lock them in place

by rmly pressing down on the black plastic pieces

An audible “click” will be heard when the reectors

are securely locked in place.

Q x2O P

G x2

CLICK!

H x2 D x2

I x2

AC x4

BA x4

Mount the two black plastic locks Qon the second

rear receptor self-locking clamp Pbottom piece.

Locate the mounting hole on VHF/BI reector

extension C, place self-locking clamp Otop piece

lined up with the hole in Cand bottom piece P

, secure with bolt AD (bolt AD goes through O

and threads into P).

Mount the orange plastic pieces Mon both ends of

the VHF/BI Reector Extension Cas indicated. They

must be lined up with the holes in it.

Fasten the assemblies with the use of the bolts AE

and the nuts BB .

Starting at the rear of the antenna, place two Low-

VHF reectors Sinto the orange plastic pieces M

at the assembly end Cwith grey cap. Make sure

that the holes located at the end of the Low-VHF

reectors St into the plugs that you will nd

on the orange plastic pieces M. Place the metallic

jumpers K: one top, one bottom. Fasten the

assembly with the use of screws AH .

Repeat the same process with the orange plastic

pieces Mat the other end toward the front, close

to the Reector Self-locking Clamps. In this case, the

bottom ends of the Low-VHF dipole Swill remain

loose until Step 13.

Q x2

M x4

S x4 K x3

Attach metal plates Nto the dipole Tas shown

in the picture with the use of the bolts AF and the

nuts BC .

Insert the dipole assembly Tinto the antenna

orange junction box, sliding it through the guide

slot to the point where you will hear an audible

“click” indicating the dipole is latched into place and

fully seated in the main body of the antenna.

Visually check the dipole once installed to make sure

there are no gaps and that it did fully seat.

The metal plates Nmust be placed between the

UHF reectors Gwithout touching them.

MCM

CLICK!

N x2

AE x2 BB x2

AH x6

AF x2 BC x2

PH #2

Join both sections of the main antenna boom by

inserting the end (c4) of the Low-VHF assembly C

into the end (a4) of the main assembly A.

To ensure a strong joint, place pieces Jon both

sides of the holes of the end (a4) and fasten them

with the use of the bolt AB and the nut BA .

Using the hole in supports Jas a reference, place

them so the shorter distance is pointing toward

front of the antenna at the UHF dipole.

Screw the metal plates Nto the unattached ends

of the BI dipole Swith the use of the pieces Land

the screws AH .

The screws AH must go through the holes of the

metal plates N, the pieces L, and the unattached

ends of the dipole S. Then, screw them to the

orange plastic pieces M.

Note: The steps in Section 13 allow for an electrical

connection between the main Dipole of

the antenna and the Low VHF Dipole. It is

important to use the pieces Lin this location

to ensure proper spacing and connection

between the ends of the Low VHF Dipole

S, otherwise the antenna will not receive the

Low VHF stations properly.

Place the RVHF reectors (two pieces, one top and

one bottom) in the self-locking clamp by inserting

the end of the reector without the grey plastic cap

on it and with the black plastic locking mechanism

in an upward position (unlocked).

Once the reectors are fully seated in the clamp (all

the way to the bottom of the slot), lock them in place

by rmly pressing down on the black plastic pieces

An audible “click” will be heard when the reectors

are securely locked in place.

R x2

CLICK!

J x2

L x2

AB BA

(a4)

(c4)

AH x2

PH #2

Ensure that the longest boom is assembled to be

the top of the antenna as shown in the diagram. The

tilt/elevation adjustment on the mounting clamps,

shown in the diagram, allows for adjustment of the

vertical angle of the antenna as needed for optimum

reception. Starting from a horizontal position, use

the mounting clamps to adjust tilt/elevation if

needed for better antenna adjustment and to aim

over nearby obstacles.

The long booms are the front of the antenna, as

shown in the diagram, and should be pointed

generally, in the direction of the TV transmitter

towers. Adjusting the antenna slightly either left or

right of the direction of the TV transmitter towers

may actually yield better performance as it may

reduce some unwanted interfering signals.

Release the shackles from the mast clamps Gby

removing and saving the shackle and nuts. Place the

antenna assembly on the mast (not included) and

proceed to replace the shackles and tighten the nuts

to attach the assembly to the mast.

The “elevation screws” will allow you to adjust the

antenna elevation (level, up or down to optimize the

installation). Be sure to tighten these screws once

the desired antenna position is obtained.

Skip this step if using an already terminated coaxial

cable.

When using the provided weather boot and twist-on

connector on an unterminated coaxial cable, slide

the weather boot Vonto the coaxial cable and

properly terminate and t the twist-on connector

Uto the coaxial cable.

Pass the cable with the connector through the 2nd

slot in the lower reector.

Screw connector Uonto the dipole assembly

Tand tighten with a 7/16th wrench but do not

overtighten, then slide the weather boot Vover

the connector as far as it will go.

Elevation screws

FINAL NOTES:

- Following the provided instructions, connect the

included power supply to the antenna using the

leftmost connector (closest to wall power) with an

appropriate length of 75 ohm coax, RG-6 or larger is

recommended. Make sure than any device installed

between the power supply and the antenna, such as

a splitter, is DC power passing. The two connectors on

the right of the power supply are for connecting your

TV’s and/or coaxial distribution.

- It may be necessary to alternate adjustments between

left and right and then tilt, several times in order to

achieve peak signal reception for the largest number

of desired channels.

- The antenna will work in an un-amplied, pass-through

mode, if the power supply is not connected or power

fails to reach the antenna for any reason. However, it is

recommended to always use the antenna with power

applied in order to activate the industry leading,

TForce automatic gain preamp that is built in to the

antenna.

- Always be sure to follow all local, state, and national

electric codes. Seek the assistance of a local

professional if needed.

TOP of Antenna

The longest boom is the TOP

part of the antenna.

FRONT of Antenna

Aim this end TOWARDS

TV transmitting towers.

BACK of Antenna

Aim this end AWAY from

TV transmitting towers.

9/32”

(7mm) 1/8”

(3mm)

U V

Technical specications / Características técnicas

Safety Instructions:

LIGHTNING PROTECTION

If installed outdoors, be sure the antenna system is grounded so

as to provide protection against voltage surges and built-up static

charges. Section 810 of the National Electrical Code ANSI/NFPA70, or

CSA C22.1 sections 10, 16, and 54, of the Canadian Electrical Code,

provide information with respect to proper grounding of the mast

and supporting structure, grounding of the antenna lead-in wire to

an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location

of antenna-discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes,

and requirements for the grounding electrode (see gure and

instructions).

Mount the lightning arrestor or 75 ohm coaxial grounding block as

close as possible to where the 75 ohm coaxial cable down lead enters

the house.

The ground wires for both the mast and the down lead should be

copper or aluminium wire, number eight (8) or larger.

The down lead wire from the antenna to the lightning arrestor and

the mast ground wire should be secured to the house, spaced from

four (4) to six (6) feet apart.

In the case of a “ground up” antenna installation it may not be

necessary to ground the mast if the mast extends four or more feet

in the earth. Consult a TV serviceman for the proper depth in your

location.

WARNINGS

To prevent re or shock hazard, do not expose the included power

supply to rain or moisture.

Installation of o-air antennas near power lines is dangerous. For

your safety, follow the installation instructions.

Any alteration or modication to the product or usage not in

accordance with product instructions voids the warranty.

Antenna Lead

in Wire

Example of antenna grounding as per

National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70

NEC - National Electrical Code

Ground

clamp

Electric Service

Equipment

Ground clamps

Power service Grounding Electrode System

(NEC Art 250, Part H)

Antenna Discharge Unit

(NEC Section 810-20)

(May substitute a 75 ohm

Coax Grounding Block)

Grounding Conductors

(NEC Section 810-21)

UHF

High-VHF

Low-VHF

BOSS ON (Active)

Operating

band

Banda de

trabajo MHz

Low VHF

54 - 88

CH2 - CH6

High VHF

174 - 216

CH7 - CH13

UHF

470 - 608

CH14 - CH36

Gain Ganancia dBi 30 max.* 36.5 max.* 46 max.*

Output level Nivel de salida Auto*

Power supply Alimentación V 12

Consumption Consumo mA 70 max

Weight Peso lb / g 9.7 / 4400

Dimensions Dimensiones in / mm 104 x 29 x 81 / 2645 x 735 x 2060

Wind load Carga al viento N 201,6 (@ 80 miles/h)(@ 130Km/h)

277,2 (@ 93 miles/h)(@ 150Km/h)

* The gain is automatically

adjusted according to the level

of output.

La ganancia varía

automáticamente en función

del nivel de salida.

3155

4, 15

8, 16

6-7

9-14

Seen in step ....

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