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Antenas Direct C4MVJ-CN 4MAX Stream User Guide

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Antenas Direct C4MVJ-CN 4 MAX Stream User Guide

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  1.  2 -Antenna Elements
  2.  Antenna Spine with 2 Short Tubes
  3. 2-VHF Dipoles
  4.  2 -19 mm Dipole End Cap Screws
  5.  2- Dipole End Caps
  6.  2 -60 mm Antenna Spine Bolts
  7.  Mast End Cap
  8.  J-Mount Mast
  9.  2- 25 mm Mast Clamp Bolts
  10.  Mast Clamp and Back Plate
  11.  U-Bolt and Wing Nuts
  12.  2- 40 mm Hex Bolts and Nuts
  13.  4- 50 mm Screws
  14.  Mount Base
  15.  4- Sealing Pads

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Attach the Antenna Elements (1) to the Antenna Spine (2) by placing the Short Tubes (2) in the spine holes, and screwing in the 60 mm Antenna Spine Bolts (6).

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Next, add the VHF Dipoles (3) using the Dipole End Caps (5) and the 19 mm End Cap Screws (4), as shown.

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INSTALLATION ON THE J- MOUNT MAST

Required: Coaxial Cable (sold separately), Adjustable Wrench, Power Drill, 5 mm Drill Bit, 8 and 10 mm Ratcheting Drivers, and a #2 Phillips Screwdriver. To add the mounting hardware, assemble the hardware, as shown, and use the Mast Clamp Bolts (9) to secure.

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Connect coaxial cable (sold separately) to the F-connector on the Antenna Spine (2). Pull the weather boot over the connection. Connect the opposite end of the coaxial cable to your TV or converter box.  You will need to adjust the antenna after it is mounted for the best reception. Install the antenna on the J-Mount Mast (8) by positioning the Mast Clamp (10) around the mast. Tighten the Wing Nuts (11) to secure the antenna to the mast.

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Follow the instructions in the owner’s manual of your TV or converter box to change the input from ‘CABLE’ to ‘ANTENNA’, ‘AIR’, or ‘BROADCAST’.Point the front of the antenna in the direction of your TV stations’ broadcast towers and check reception by scanning for channels. If you are not receiving all of the available channels, move the antenna and re scan.

J-MOUNT INSTALLATION

Attach the J-Mount Mast (8) to the Mount Base (14) with the Hex Bolts and Nuts (12), as shown above. Mark the Mount Base (14) position on the desired surface and drill pilot holes, 40 mm deep, for each of the so mm Screws (13).
Place the Sealing Pads (15) over the pilot holes, and the Mount Base (14) on top of the Sealing Pads. Tighten the 50 mm Screws (13) to secure the base to the surface.

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TROUBLESHOOTING:

Problem: I’m not getting any signals at all.

Possible causes:

  •  You MUST perform a channel scan on the converter box.
  •  Refer to your TV owner’s manual for instructions.
  • Your TV must be set to the proper input source. Press the input button on your remote and make sure the input is set to TV.
  •  Select the menu or home button on your remote and set the signal type to “Antenna’: “Air”, or”Broadcast”.
  • Within the TV’s Setup menu, select “Channel” or “Channel scan” to scan for the available channels.
  •  Make sure the front of the antenna is facing the broadcast tower locations serving your area.
  • Outdoor Use: You do not have a clear line of sight to your local broadcast towers.
  • You might need to elevate and/or move your antenna. Remember to re scan for channels in every location.
  • You are outside the range of your antenna’s capabilities.Depending upon the distance between your home and the local broadcast towers, you may need a longer range outdoor/attic antenna. Antennas Direct offers many models for the is purpose.
  • You may have loose coaxial cable connections. Check ALL connections for a tight fit and check all outdoor connections for moisture or corrosion.
  • Remember to re scan every time you move your antenna.

Problem: I’m receiving every channel except for one.
Possible cause:

  1. You may need to re scan the TV tuner or converter box.|
     Repeat as needed.

Possible cause:

  1. Your TV may be receiving interfering signals.
    A larger/stronger antenna will not necessarily solve this problem. Consider moving the antenna, making sure it is not placed near metal objects or other antennas. If this is not successful, your signal may be too strong and may require the use of an attenuator. Call our helpline or chat with us on line at antennas direct.com for an analysis of your area and installation. We may be able to offer simple solutions.

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