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MOUNTING THE ANTENNA USING CABLE
ENTRY PLATE, OPTION 2
STEP 1. Decide on a location for the cable entry plate
(sold separately). Drill hole and install cable entry plate
on roof. Check with the boat manufacturer for any
screw requirements and for approved sealant for your
boat. Apply a liberal amount of sealant around the base
of the pedestal mount and over screw heads.
STEP 2. Route coaxial cable from the power
supply running out through the cable entry plate to
the antenna.
STEP 3. Cut out the notch in the attachment tube and
the one in the antenna.
STEP 4. Mount the pedestal to the boat with three
screws (not provided). Check with the boat
manufacturer for any screw requirements and for
approved sealant for your boat. Apply a liberal amount
of sealant around the base of the pedestal mount and
over screw heads.
STEP 5. Place the circular gasket
on the attachment tube.
STEP 6. Connect the cable from the power supply to
the mini coax cable from the antenna head.
MOUNTING THE ANTENNA, OPTION 2
STEP 7. Carefully push the coax cable back into the
antenna head until the connection is inside the
antenna head.
STEP 8. Align the guide mark on the antenna head
with the small groove on the attachment tube that is
farthest away from the slot. Ensure the coax seats in
the cut out slots and exits the antenna out the side
of the attachment tube.
STEP 9. Gently push the antenna head down until the
head locks into place.
WARNING! Once the head and pedestal are
connected, the head cannot be removed without
incurring damage.
STEP 10. Lightly pull the antenna head upward. If the
head does not slide up on the pedestal, the head is
fully seated. If the head slides upward, repeat steps 5
through 9 and connect the head to the pedestal. If
correctly installed, seal the notch where the coax exits
the antenna with approved sealant.
DO NOT PROCEED until the head is fully seated.
Then, continue with Installing the Wall Plate/Power
Supply.
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