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KING QUEST PRO VQ4800 Quick Reference Manual page 2

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3
Set up TV and receiver.
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Make connections 1-3 in the order shown.
Place the power inserter
in an accessible location.
Do not overtighten the coax connections. Do not put sharp bends or kinks in the coax cable.
Do not route the coax cable where it can be tripped on or run over by a vehicle.
When all connections are made, the antenna unit will scan for the DIRECTV 101 satellite.
When the satellite is found, your programming will appear. Enjoy!
The antenna unit begins scanning when you plug in the power inserter. PLEASE BE PATIENT! The antenna unit may
lock onto the satellite in as little as 2 minutes, but may occasionally take up to 10-15 minutes.
If you wish to start a new scan (for example, the unit gets moved and you lose reception): press the power inserter's
RESET button. This is the preferred method to start a new scan, but there are two alternate methods as well:
• Disconnect and reconnect the coax from the MAIN port on the antenna unit.
• Press the RESET button on the receiver (works for select receivers only, such as models D12, H24 and HR24).
The KING Quest Pro is not programmed to lock onto the 119 satellite, so you will not receive your local channels if they are
broadcast from the 119. If you wish to receive programming from the 119 as well as the 101, you can replace the power
injector with the KING UC1000 Controller (sold separately - see your dealer or our website kingconnect.com).
DIRECTV is a registered trademark of AT&T Intellectual Property. KING Quest Pro is a trademark, and KING is a registered trademark of Electronic Controlled Systems, Inc. which is not affiliated with DIRECTV. © 2017 KING 22978 Rev A
Plug in power supply last. Do not move antenna unit after
plugging in power supply as the antenna has begun scanning.
DO NOT MOVE THE ANTENNA UNIT WHILE IT IS SCANNING.
For a list of compatible receivers,
see kingconnect.com/dtv-receivers.
All components sold separately.

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