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Item #AMA-1850P
1. Find the Best Location for your Antenna
Before connecting your antenna, determine the best spot in your home for optimum reception. To ensure you receive the maximum number
of channels you may want to position the antenna towards your local broadcasting towers. Visit www.antennaweb.org to see a list of local
broadcast towers in your area. Try to avoid any obstructions between these transmitters and your antenna.
Helpful Hints:
1. Avoid metal surfaces as this can interfere with reception.
2. Position the antenna as high as possible, preferably next to a window.
3. If the antenna isn't performing as expected, try placing in a different location/surface. Then, re-scan for channels on your TV or converter
box.
2. Assembling the Antenna:
Remove all parts from the box and assemble as shown.
1.
M4X25mm
Screw
Wing nut
Attach 2 square rods of antenna using
M4x25mm screw & wing nut.
5.
"U" Frequency
M3X14 Screw
Aluminium Line
Attach U frequency & aluminium line
using M3x14mm screw.
Mesh Grid
Base
Remote Control
2.
Wing nut
Aerial boom
M4X25mm
M4X25mm
Screw
Screw
Use wing nut & M4x25mm screw
to connect antenna to base.
6.
M4X10mm
Screw
Attach mesh grid using 2 M4x10mm screws.
360° Motorized Rotating
HDTV Amplified Antenna
Aluminium Line
VHF Frequency Receiver
UHF Frequency
Receiver
Power Supply
3.
"L " Bracket
Wing nut
M4X25mm
Screw
Connect L bracket with wing nut
& M4x25mm screw
7.
Insert antenna
base on to mast
and tighten wing
nuts to hold mast
in place.
USER MANUAL
4.
"V" Frequency
M3X16 Screw
Aluminium
Line
Attach V frequency & aluminium line
using M3x16mm screw.
Place antenna
vertically
for maximum
reception.
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Summary of Contents for Polaroid AMA-1850P
- Page 1 360° Motorized Rotating HDTV Amplified Antenna USER MANUAL Item #AMA-1850P 1. Find the Best Location for your Antenna Before connecting your antenna, determine the best spot in your home for optimum reception. To ensure you receive the maximum number of channels you may want to position the antenna towards your local broadcasting towers. Visit www.antennaweb.org to see a list of local broadcast towers in your area.
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Page 2: Connecting The Antenna To Your Tv
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Questions and answers
I hooked up everything properly, but the rotor that is within the unit does not turn the antenna. Any suggestions would help. Also on the unit you plug into the electrical outlet it doesn’t explain the different connections on the back and what the black coax cable is for.
The rotor in the Polaroid AMA-1850P unit may not be turning the antenna due to improper assembly, incorrect placement, or a power supply issue. Ensure all parts are assembled correctly and the power supply is connected properly.
The black coax cable on the back of the unit is used to deliver the TV signal from the antenna to the TV or converter box and may also carry power to the rotor motor.
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