Installation guide

Wiring for three-to-four receivers
4. At the back of the dish assembly, thread the other two coaxial cables
(not included) through the inside of the satellite dish arm until the cables
protrude through the opening of the Y-adapter labeled 82°.
5. Connect cables to each input of the remaining LNBF and insert it into 82° slot
on the Y-adapter. Tighten LNBF screw and bolt.
6. Take the cables leading from the LNBF in the 91° Y-adapter slot and connect
them to the ‘1A’ and ‘1B’ inputs on the 4:4 multi-switch.
7. Take the cables leading from the LNBF in the 82° Y-adapter slot and connect
them to the ‘2A’ and ‘2B’ inputs on the 4:4 multi-switch.
8. Connect the cable(s) that will go inside the home to the output(s) of the 4:4
multi-switch.
9. You must ensure the power inserter is connected to the output labeled ‘1’ on
the 4:4 switch. Furthermore, the power inserter must be located indoors.
10. You have now completed the ‘Wiring Upgrade’ and can now proceed to the
‘System Set-up’ section on page 15.
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The SW44 Multi-Satellite switch MUST use a power inserter which
MUST be located indoors. Connect the power inserter to PORT 1
as per the instructions provided with the SW44 switch.
WARNING!
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Finalizing the Upgrade With Multi-Satellite
‘Point Dish’ Set-up
At this stage, you should already have a 51 cm Multi-Satellite dish installed with
two LNBF's. Coaxial cables leading from each LNBF are connected to the multi-
switch(es), which then supply signal(s) to the satellite receiver(s) inside the home.
If this is not the case, you must complete the ‘Dish Upgrade’ and ‘Wiring’ sections
before embarking upon these ‘System Set-up’ instructions.
1. Power on one of your satellite receivers and display the ‘Point Dish’ screen on
the TV by pressing ‘Menu’ on the remote and selecting the ‘System Set-up’
option, then ‘Installation’ and finally select ‘Point Dish/Signal’.
2. Verify that the display shows ‘Dual Satellite’ reception from both 91° and 82°.
(If the ‘Point Dish’ screen is displaying single satellite only, power off the satellite
receiver so it can begin to download the new Multi-Satellite software. Ensure the
receiver is set to “Without my permission” via the System Upgrades menu. Once
you have the Dual satellite software, you may proceed to step three.
3. Using the remote, confirm the signal strength by selecting one satellite then
the other.
System Set-upWiring Upgrade
4. Next, perform a test on the satellite system switches by selecting the ‘Check
Switch’ option on the screen. On the following display, select ‘Check’ to initiate
the switch test.