Fitted Equipment
STATUS 315 OMNI-DIRECTIONAL
TV AND FM RADIO ANTENNA
(model dependant )
OPERATING THE SYSTEM
• Switch on the Power Pack and the red
LED will illuminate.
• Check the gain control switch is set to the
normal ‘NML’ position (Switch Up).
• Turn on your television set and tune in.
This may be necessary at all new
locations.
REMOVING THE ANTENNA
• A permanently fitted Status may be
removed if there are severe height
restrictions, leaving only the mounting foot
in place.
• Unplug the antenna from the Power pack.
On the adapter, loosen the two grub
screws and lift off whilst carefully feeding
out the coaxial cable with the plug
attached.
• Push the blanking cap supplied into place
to cover central hole
REMOVING THE PINNACLE
This may be necessary should you wish to
reduce the overall height of the antenna by
90mm.
• Simply unscrew the Pinnacle and remove.
The antenna is designed to remain
watertight without the Pinnacle
• To replace, simply screw in and tighten
BY HAND
IMPORTANT – The Pinnacle is an integral
part of the antenna and critical to its
performance. When in use always ensure the
Pinnacle is fitted.
STATUS 530 DIRECTIONAL TV
AND FM RADIO ANTENNA
(model dependant )
Firstly determine the approximate location of
the nearest transmitter and whether the
signals are horizontally or vertically polarized.
For assistance ask your site operator or
check antennas in the vicinity
1. Loosen the Mast Locking Collar and Wall
Bracket and raise the antenna. Turn the
mast to direct the Antenna towards the
TV transmitter.
The RED spot on the bottom of the mast
indicates the front of the Antenna.
2. When receiving vertically polarized
signals, rotate the winder anti-clockwise
to cant the antenna through 90°.
DO NOT over tighten or use undue force
on the winder.
DO NOT cant for vertically polarized
signals with the TELESCOPICS
EXTENDED
3. Switch ON the Power Pack and the RED
LED will illuminate.
4. Check the gain control switch is set to
normal – NML.
5. Tune your television to the strongest
signal. You may need to adjust the
direction of the mast to achieve the best
quality picture.
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