Winegard 2452314 User Manual

Instruction Manual

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2452314

Quick Setup for One Receiver

1.

Make sure the Pathway™ X1 antenna is in a location with a
clear view of the southern sky.

2.

Connect the primary receiver to the “MAIN” port on the base.

3.

After connecting the receiver to a power source, complete
receiver setup. Select the state that you are currently in.
Then, press “Scan” to start scanning for satellites.

Watch TV!

4.

Specifications

Compatible Satellites

The Pathway X1 antenna can receive programming from DISH
western arc, which includes satellites 110°, 119°, and 129°.

See maps below to determine coverage in various areas of
the United States. Coverage maps are approximate and do
not guarantee coverage.

Low

Signal Strength

High

Compatible with DISH programming

Compatible with DISH Solo HD receivers

Supports up to two receivers

For stationary use only

Includes 25 ft coaxial cable

Unit weight: 10 lbs

Unit height (without feet): 13.5 in

Unit height (with feet): 14.2 in

Diameter: 14.3 in

Elevation range: 18–65°

UV-protected plastic dome

Gray plastic base

Made in USA

Dome

Satellite 110°

Satellite 119°

Main

port

Sec.
port

Base

(“WINEGARD” facing up)

Handle

Compatible Receivers

The Pathway X1 antenna must be used with DISH Solo HD
receivers. Examples of DISH Solo HD receivers include DISH
211z, 211k, 211, and 411 receivers.

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Satellite 129°

Eyelet

Warnings

Do not place the unit in water greater than one inch deep, or

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water may damage the electronics.

Do not install or operate the antenna in winds of 35 mph or

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greater. The antenna will roll in winds ≥35 mph.

Care should be taken when transporting and setting up the

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antenna. Do not toss or drop the antenna.

Do not paint the antenna. Painting the antenna may cause

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signal degradation and will void your warranty.

The antenna is not meant for use with the Carryout® ladder

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mount. Installing the antenna on the Carryout ladder
mount may lead to serious injury and/or equipment and
property damage.

1.

Installing the Handle

1.

Locate the two holes in the base.

2.

With “WINEGARD” on the handle facing upwards, align the
two holes in the handle with the two holes in the base.

3.

Thread two screws through the two aligned holes in the
bottom of the handle.

A 25 foot coaxial cable is included and recommended for

NOTE

cause intermittent problems. Maximum cable length should never
exceed 50 feet.

3.

Select a location that will enable the Pathway X1 antenna to
sit within three degrees of level. The antenna may take longer
to lock onto signal if the antenna is not level.

Connecting the Antenna to

3.

use with the antenna. Longer coax runs could potentially

the Receiver(s)

Run the coaxial cable directly from the satellite receiver to
the Pathway X1 antenna when searching for signal.

TIP

1.

Connect a coax cable from the main port to the “Sat In” port
on the back of the receiver that will be used most often.

The main port should always be connected to the primary
receiver when the antenna is in use, or there will be no power
to the electronics.

The two holes for the handle are located between the

NOTE

4.

Tighten the two screws using a Phillips screwdriver.
Do not overtighten.

2.

Selecting a Location for the

cable connections and eyelet.

The receiver provides power to the electronics via the main

NOTE

cable is connected to the secondar y por t but not the main port.

2.

If hooking up the Pathway X1 antenna to two receivers,
remove the cap from the secondary port, and run a second
coaxial cable from the secondary port on the base to the “Sat
In” port on the secondary receiver.

port. There will be no power to the electronics if a coaxial

Pathway X1 Antenna

1.

Choose a location with a clear, unobstructed view of the
southern sky. Avoid obstructions such as trees, hills, vehicles,
or buildings—these can block the signal from the satellite.

Satellite signal will not pass through solid objects. For

NOTE

unobstructed view of the southern sky.

2.

Make sure the antenna is not placed in the path of people or
vehicles; otherwise, the antenna may be knocked off of the
signal if run into, or cables may be disconnected from the unit.

this reason, it is vital to select a location with a clear,

3.

Tighten coax connections until fingertight, and then tighten a
quarter turn more with a wrench. Do not overtighten.

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