Connecting Terk TV44 Amplified Outdoor Satellite Dish Antenna

Connection and Setup of the Terk TV44
Amplified Outdoor Satellite Dish Clip-On Antenna

Depending on the type of satellite dish you have, go to one of the following five scenarios to determine how to connect the antenna to your satellite dish.

A - Single LNB (Phase1) Satellite Dish: 

1. Remove the LNB from the arm of the satellite dish to expose the satellite cables. 
   See Fig 6.
   
   
2. Disconnect the satellite cable(s) from the satellite dish's LNB and pull them out through the bottom of the satellite dish arm.
   See Fig 6.
3. Connect the satellite cables to the terminals marked OUT 1 and OUT 2 on the antenna.
   See Fig 7.
   
   
4. Slide 2 black 32" antenna cables up through the satellite arm and connect to the LNB.
   See Fig 8.
5. Reconnect the LNB to the dish arm.
   See Fig 8.
   
   
6. Connect the remaining end of the 2 black 32" antenna cables to the IN 1 and IN 2 terminals on the antenna.
   See Fig 9.
   
   
7. Continue to "Installing the Indoor Diplexers" below.

B - Triple LNB (Phase3) Satellite Dish:

1. Remove the LNB from the arm of the satellite dish to expose the satellite cables.
   See Fig 10.
   
   
2. Disconnect the satellite cable(s) from the satellite dish's LNB and pull them out through the bottom of the satellite dish arm.
   See Fig 10.
3. Connect the satellite cables to the terminals marked OUT 1, OUT 2, OUT 3 and OUT 4 on the antenna.
   See Fig 11.
   
   
4. Slide 4 black 32" antenna cables up through the satellite arm and connect to the LNB.
   See Fig 12.
5. Reconnect the LNB to the dish arm.
   See Fig 12.
   
   
6. Connect the remaining end of the 4 black 32" antenna cables to the IN 1, IN 2, IN 3 and IN 4 terminals on the antenna.
   See Fig 13.
   
   
7. Continue to "Installing the Indoor Diplexers" below.

C - Phase 2 Satellite Dish:

1. Disconnect the satellite cables from the OUTPUT or TO RECEIVER terminals on your multiswitch.
2. Connect the satellite cables to the OUT 1, OUT 2, OUT 3 and OUT 4 terminals on the antenna.
   See Fig 14.
   
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