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PART 1 • English
Note:
To adjust the antenna with precision and to allow a good reception (even in bad weather), professional
installers use a "signal meter". This indicates the level of signal strength received. Only the use of this
measuring device guarantees an optimum adjustment.
A- Cross Polarisation (Skew Angle):
Obtain the Skew Angle of the chosen satellite, from the lists in this manual which cover many European
countries & big cities). Tilt your antenna to the specified degree by looking to the degree graduation
located on the back of the antenna bracket. Once achieved, tighten both screws connecting the Skew
Bracket (B1) to the Antenna Body (A1).
B- Elevation Angle:
Then obtain the Elevation angle according to the area location of the chosen satellite on the lists in
this manual. Then move your antenna up or down according to the angle, (you may use the graduated
surface of the bracket in order to make sure that you are on the right position. Once achieved, tighten
your elevation nuts on the Angle Bracket (B2), this is a preliminary adjustment which you may have to
fine tune later by using the pointing menu on the TV.
You may do a fine tuning for the elevation angle by following the peak signal level on your screen later on
once all three points have been followed.
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