RCA ANT4500X Manuel utilisateur

OUTDOOR

Five Year Limited Warranty ANT4500X

Thank you for choosing the RCA Outdoor Low Profile™ Antenna.

This Antenna combines high performance with unique design to

provide excellent TV reception. Before attempting to use your

Antenna, please remove all parts from the box and read the

instructions carefully.

Low Profile™

TV Antenna

ANT4500X_Manual 6/10/99 12:45 PM Page 1

Contents

Antenna

Inline “F”

Connector Coupler

Amplifier

Remote Control

2 “AAA” Batteries (Included)

12Vdc, 500mA

Power Adapter

(1) 6ft.

Coaxial Cable Short Coaxial Cable w/

Right Angle Connector

(4) Stand-offs

(4) 1/4”

Lag Screws

(1) 75ft.

Coaxial Cable

ANT4500X_Manual 6/10/99 12:45 PM Page 2

Important Safeguards

CAUTION!

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ANT4100X OUTDOOR ANTENNA

These grounding instructions are very important. The information included

with your antenna system is to inform you that safety is an essential part

of installing and enjoying your new system.

1.Keep these instructions for future reference.

2.Do not overload wall outlets or extension cords.

3.Use safety precautions at all times when installing the antenna system.

Installing an Antenna system can be hazardous, especially if installed on

a rooftop or other similar structure. The Antenna system should never be

located near overhead power lines. When installing an Antenna system,

special care should be taken not to come in contact with any unknown

wiring or other potentially fatal power lines or circuits.

4.Grounding

Be sure the Antenna system is grounded so as to provide some protection

against voltage surges and built up static charges.

It is mandated by the Occupational Safety And Health Administration

(OSHA), via the U.S. National Electrical Code (NEC) that all coaxial

cables potentially exposed to lightning, to accidental contact with light-

ning-carrying conductors, or to power conductors operating at a potential

which exceed 300 volts, must have the outer conductive shield grounded

as close to the entrance point on a building as possible. This includes the

grounding of masts, metal structures and the antenna.

ANT4500X_Manual 6/10/99 12:45 PM Page 3

CAUTION: INSTALLATION OF THIS PRODUCT NEAR POWER LINES IS DANGEROUS.

FOR YOUR SAFETY, AVOID POWER LINES AND FOLLOW THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.

CONTACT WITH ELECTRICAL WIRES CAN KILL.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN !

RCA ANT4500X

LOW PROFILE™

TV ANTENNA

To Ground

See National Electrical

Code Instructions

Ground Block

Point of Entry

Section 810 of the National Electrical Code, NFPA No. 70 1987 provides

information with respect to proper grounding of the mast and supporting

structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to the antenna discharge unit, con-

nection to the grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding

electrode. (See example below)

Example of Antenna grounding according to the NATIONAL ELECTRICAL

CODE instructions contained in ARTICLE 819.

ANT4500X_Manual 6/10/99 12:45 PM Page 4

1. Connect the right angle end of

the Short Coaxial Cable to the

connector on the bottom of the

Antenna.

2. Locate the Inline “F” Connector

Coupler. Connect the coupler to

one end of the Short Coaxial

Cable. Before proceeding with

connecting the long Coaxial

Cable, go to page 6 and

review mounting directions.

The installation will be easier if

the Antenna is mounted before

the long cable is connected.

5. Connect one end of the 6ft.

Coaxial Cable to the “OUT (to

TV)” connector on the back of

the Amplifier, and connect the

other end to the “Antenna”

connector on the back of your

TV or VCR.

6. The Amplifier should be

positioned in line-of-sight of the

Remote Control.

3. Connect to the other end of the

coupler one end of the 75ft.

Coaxial Cable

4. Connect the remaining end of

the 75 ft. Coaxial Cable to the

“IN” (Antenna) connector on

the back of the Amplifier.

Do not paint with metallic or leaded paints

Installation

TV Antenna

Element

Amplifier

6ft. Coaxial Cable

Short Coaxial Cable

6ft. Coaxial Cable

Back of

Television

Inline “F”Connector Coupler

ANT4500X_Manual 6/10/99 12:45 PM Page 5

The Antenna is designed to be mounted indoors or outdoors. For example, it

may be hidden in an attic, mounted on siding under eaves or installed on a

rooftop. The Antenna will perform better if located outdoors, as high as pos-

sible and away from power outlets and wires inside the wall. Do not place

the Antenna directly beneath the TV or other electronic equipment.

Position in attic, on rooftop or under eaves. Reception will be best when the

Antenna is mounted outdoors and as high as possible. Mount in a location

with as few obstructions between the Antenna and transmitting towers as

possible.

Once the final installation location is selected, mount the Antenna as follows:

1. Select site location and use supplied template (cardboard insert with four

holes) to provide mounting screw locations. Drill holes taking care to

avoid drilling into electrical wires or any other critical hidden item.

2. Using a high quality silicone

sealer, inject generous por-

tions into each

hole.

3. Slip Lag Screws through the

holes in corners of your

Antenna. Slide Stand-

offs onto Lag Screws. The Stand-off

will retain Lag Screws on Antenna for the remainder of installation

process.

4. Use the Inline “F” Connector Coupler to attach a length of RG59 or RG6

Coaxial Cable (not included) appropriate for your application.

5. Position Antenna over pre-drilled holes. Using a wrench or screwdriver,

secure Lag Screws being careful not to over-tighten. Stand-offs should be

tight between Antenna and mounting surface.

There should be no need to reposition the Antenna once installed.

Installation

Wall Mounting Instructions

Stand-off

Lag Screw

ANT4500X_Manual 6/10/99 12:45 PM Page 6

Power

1. Connect the Power Adapter to the

Amplifier by inserting the plug into

the “DC Input” on the back of the unit.

2. Plug the Power Adapter into a 110/120

Volt, 60 Hz. Outlet.

3. Turn the Antenna ON by pressing the POWER button on the Amplifier

or by aiming the remote at the Amplifier and pressing the POWER

button. A red indicator light on the Amplifier will show power is ON.

12vDC

500mA

(Antenna)

OUT

(To TV)

Insert 2 “AAA” batteries in the Remote Control.

Turn on Amplifier using either the POWER button

on the Remote Control or the Amplifier.

Tune the antenna by using the arrow keys on the

Remote or Amplifier. Toggle up or down through the

tuning positions until you get the best picture for the channel you are

watching. A red indicator light will show which of the five tuning positions

is selected.

If you have an RCA Universal Remote Control, the Amplifier can be operat-

ed by using VCR code 020. If the remote has an AUX key, the code can be

programmed under that key by following the instructions that came with

the remote control. The following VCR keys can be used to operate the

antenna as shown in the following chart:

U. Remote Operates

Key Amplifier

STOP Power ON/OFF

F.FORWARD Channel Up (CHAN UP)

REWIND Channel Down (CHAN DN)

Power

Channel

Down Channel

Channel

Power

Channel

Down

Remote Control

Amplifier

Using an RCA Universal Remote Control

Tuning and Using the Antenna

ANT4500X_Manual 6/10/99 12:45 PM Page 7

ALSO AVAILABLE: Cable TV & Satellite Surge Suppressors

SCTV90

FEATURES:

•6 Outlets

•640 joules

•Cable/TV Satellite Protection

•Phone/Modem/Fax Line Protection

•Flat Profile Plug

•Diagnostic Indicator Lights

•Noise Reduction

•Accommodates AC Adapter

•$25,000 Equipment Guarantee

•Lifetime Limited Warranty

ONLY

$3495*

SCTV160

FEATURES:

•8 Outlets

•940 joules

•Cable/TV Satellite Protection

•Phone/Modem/Fax Line Protection

•Audible Alarm

•Diagnostic Indicator Lights

•Noise Reduction

•Accommodates 4 Large AC Adapters

•$50,000 Equipment Guarantee

•Lifetime Limited Warranty

ONLY

$4995*

TO ORDER CALL 1-800-338-0376

(VISA, Mastercard, Discover Accepted) *Shipping/Handling & Sales Tax

will be added to all orders.

ANT4500X_Manual 6/10/99 12:45 PM Page 8

Table des matières

Autres manuels RCA Antenne

RCA

RCA ANT301R Manuel d'utilisation et d'entretien

RCA

RCA ANT111Z Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA CANT1650F Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT850E1 Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT301R Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT1650 - Flat Digital Amplified Indoor TV... Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA DIRECTV PLUS 15407690 Instructions de montage

RCA

RCA ANT1251F Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT2020X Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT711 Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA RMANT1450 Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANTD5E Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT1500 Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT1000 - Digital Flat Passive Ultra-Slim-Profile... Manuel de la liste des pièces

RCA

RCA ANT1450 - HDTV / TV Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA 5MS550 Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT1750F Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA VH126N Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT500 Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT1450 - HDTV / TV Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT705Z Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT3037X Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT1251E Manuel utilisateur

RCA

RCA ANT1450 - HDTV / TV Manuel utilisateur

Manuels Antenne populaires d'autres marques

Alfa Network

Alfa Network APA-L01 Manuel utilisateur

Naval

Naval PR-422CA Manuel utilisateur

Feig Electronic

Feig Electronic ID ISC.ANTH200/200 Series Manuel utilisateur

TERK Technologies

TERK Technologies TV44 Manuel utilisateur

Directive Systems & Engineering

Directive Systems & Engineering DSE2324LYRMK Manuel utilisateur

HP J8999A Manuel utilisateur

MobilSat

MobilSat MSP-S Manuel utilisateur

Steren

Steren ANT-UHF 13 Manuel utilisateur

Novatel

Novatel 600-G Manuel d'utilisation

Radio Shack

Radio Shack Amplified VHF/UHF/FM Indoor Antenna Manuel utilisateur

TRENDnet

TRENDnet TEW-AO12O Manuel utilisateur

Radio Shack

Radio Shack 15-1837 Manuel utilisateur

CommScope

CommScope CMAX-OMFX-43M-I53 Manuel utilisateur

Ramsey Electronics

Ramsey Electronics DAP25 Manuel utilisateur

COBHAM

COBHAM SAILOR 800 VSAT Manuel d'utilisation et d'entretien

Trango Systems

Trango Systems AD900-9 Manuel utilisateur

Steren

Steren ANT-100 Manuel utilisateur

Proxim

Proxim 5054-PA-23 Manuel utilisateur