Wire Your System Together - Bell EXPRESSVU 2700 Installation And Setup

WIRE YOUR SYSTEM TOGETHER

MULTIPLE RECEIVERS
Each output on the LNBF can support a single receiver. You cannot connect two
receivers to the same output (for example, by using a line splitter), because the two
receivers would interfere with each other during channel selection. This is a
characteristic of satellite television in general, and is not a limitation that is specific to
this Bell ExpressVu system.
If you want to connect two receivers to the same Bell ExpressVu satellite antenna and be
able to watch different channels on each, you must use a dual-output LNBF. This allows
you to connect each receiver to a different output, preventing interference between the
receivers. In this case, during installation you must run a separate coaxial cable from
each output on the LNBF to each receiver.
If you want to purchase an LNBF different from the one that you originally purchased,
contact your local Bell ExpressVu Authorized Agent.
The following wiring setups assume installation of a single receiver. If you are installing
multiple receivers, modify your wiring accordingly.
ABOUT CABLING AND CONNECTIONS
The way in which you wire your system and the kinds of cabling you choose can make a
noticeable difference in the quality of the picture and sound. We recommend that you
wire your system to take advantage of the highest quality supported by your equipment.
You will need to examine your electronic equipment to determine what type of
connectors and cables, and which wiring setup to use.
Do the following:
1. Look on the back of each piece of equipment that you are planning to install with the
Bell ExpressVu receiver and note the type of connectors on the equipment.
2. Starting from the connectors that support the highest quality, determine which pieces
of equipment can be connected together using the designated type of cable.
3. Review the wiring setups in your Bell ExpressVu User Manual to determine which one
is the closest to your planned configuration.
4. Use that setup as the basic plan to wire your system together. If you have additional
components, or do not have all of the components that are in the setup, adjust the
wiring accordingly.
Installation and Setup
Wire Your System Together
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