Terk FDTV1A User Manual

FDTV1a
Owner’s Manual
FDTV1a Flat Antenna Amplified Indoor Television Antenna
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About Your TERK FDTV1a Flat Antenna
Before using your antenna, please remove all parts from the box and read this owner’s manual carefully.
The FDTV1a antenna package includes the following items:
1 FDTV1a Antenna Pro with Built-In Coaxial Cable 1 Removable Multi-Purpose Stand/Wall Mount with
screws for attachment
1 Removable In-Line Amplifier with Built-In Coaxial
Cable
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Installing your FDTV1a antenna
Find the best location for the Antenna
Before you connect the antenna, determine the best spot in your home for optimum reception. Visit www.antennaweb.org to see where your local broadcasts are coming from. Then, try as much as possible to avoid obstructions between these transmitters and your antenna.
Positioning the Antenna
Once you’ve found the best place to set up your antenna, you have three options for placing it—you can lay it flat, hang it on the wall, or stand it upright.
The antenna is designed to perform equally well in all three positions. For most settings, the recommended position is lying flat, attached to the included stand. However, the best position for your antenna may vary depending on your location and setting. Television signal waves bounce off of objects, causing signal reflections that might cause the antenna to perform better in one location or orientation over others. Test the antenna in the different positions before putting it in its permanent position.
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Please Note: Do not place your FDTV1a near large
metal objects or appliances that could create interference.
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Attaching the Multi-Purpose Stand/Wall Mount
The Multi-Purpose Stand/Wall Mount attaches to the FDTV1a two ways: to the back for laying flat or mounting to the wall, or to the bottom for standing the antenna upright.
To lay the FDTV1a flat or mount it to your wall:
1. Push the screws through the holes on the bottom of the stand.
2. Line the stand up with the holes on the back of the antenna. Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to attach the stand to the back of the antenna. Make sure not to overtighten the screws.
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