Installation Guide

Optimizing Your TV Experience

How to Find the Best Spot and Utilize your New HD Antenna

Finding the Best Possible Location for Your Antenna

There are a few things you need to consider when placing your antenna.

Tower Locations:

Knowing the location(s) of the nearest radio and station tower(s) and angeling your antenna toward them will

help to optimize performance. Always try to face your antenna in the same direction as your broadcasting tower.

Height:

The height of the antenna’s placement is key. Higher antennas can pick up stronger signals, so the higher you can

place your antenna, the less obstacle will be in the way, the better the reception is going to be. Try locating an

elevated wall or upstairs window for you antenna’s placement.

Obstructions:

Take into account the locations of solid objects that may interfere with your signal. Things such as walls, trees

and other buildings will block incoming signals and your reception quality will suffer because of it.

Direction:

The direction of your antenna is extremely important. Make sure to point your antenna in the direction of the

signal source, such as the tower you are streaming from, for the best possible reception.

Note: Sometimes changing the direction slightly can increase reception and give you access to more channels than you

previously had access to.

Once you have taken all of these factors into account it is time to install and test your antenna.

Installing and Testing Your Antenna

Now that you have found the prefect spot for your new antenna it is time to install and test it.

Utilizing the included User Manual, connect your antenna via the included Coax Cable, to your TV.

Next, consult your TV’s set up menu and manual to ﬁnd your input channel. You can choose either “Antenna” or

“Air” as a good input option. In some cases, TVs will have multiple input channels. Consult your TV’s user

manual to make sure you select the best option for your TV.

Once you have chosen the input channel you will now need to scan for available TV channels. You should be

able to do so straight from your TV’s setup menu. Some TVs will do this automatically, however if yours does not,

this feature can be selected from your TVs Options Menu. See your TVs User Manual for more information.

Aer your TV ﬁnishes scanning for channels you will be able to see the strength of your connection.

If you are not receiving all of the available channels or picture quality is lower than expected, adjust the antenna

and retrace the steps listed above until you ﬁnd the perfect signal strength.

Note: You will need to rescan for channel every time you adjust or move the antenna.

Once you ﬁnd the perfect position, mount your antenna in place, sit back and enjoy some quality TV!

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