GE 34342 User Manual

Flat Digital
Amplified Antenna

User’s Manual

34342

Version 1

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Introduction:

The 34342 Flat Digital Amplified Antenna is
specially designed to receive digital and analog
terrestrial broadcasted TV signals. The compact

and stylish design will blend in with any décor.

Important Safety Instructions:

• Use only the supplied UL-listed

power adapter

• This antenna is for indoor use only

• Do not install in wet locations or locations

that can get wet

Features:

• VHF/UHF/HDTV

• Impedance 75 Ohm

• Gain 18dB

• Stylish slim profile
Package Contents:

• Digital indoor antenna

• In-line power inserter

• Ul listed power adapter

• Users manual

• Wall mounting hardware

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Digital Indoor Antenna

Mounting

Hardware

UL-listed

Power

Adapter

Power Inserter

Wall Mounting

For best reception you will likely want to mount the
antenna above your television. Please follow the
instructions below for proper wall mounting.

1. Locate the mounting hardware

2. Locate the tools below (tools not included)

a. Some tools you will need are:
i. Tape measure
ii. Pencil or pen to mark your holes
iii. 1/8” drill bit and drill
iv. Hammer
v. Phillips screwdriver

3. Identify where you want to mount the antenna

4. Use your tape measure and a pencil, mark two

places on the wall exactly 7 inches apart (as
shown on the back of your antenna)

5. Use a 1/8" drill bit and carefully drill the two

holes marked in step 4.

Installation:

1. Attach the coax cable from the antenna to

the power inserter “Antenna”

Power inserter must be used for the

antenna to work

2. Connect the attached coax cable from the

power inserter labeled “Receiver” to the
back of the TV

3. Connect the D/C plug from the power

adapter to the power inserter

6. Use your hammer and lightly tap in the

supplied drywall anchors until they are flush
with receptacle.

7. Use your Phillips screwdriver. Screw in

the screws provided until they stick out
about 1/16".

8. Mount the antenna onto the screws by

lining up the keyhole slots on the back of the
antenna with the screws.

a. Be sure you have routed the coax cable

in the direction you want the cable to go by
using the cable channel on the bottom of
the antenna.