SMARTKOM
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Study Location 39.6733703917565,-105.20507812500001
Study Date/Time 2020-10-25 06:09:16ET
Receive Height 30´(AGL);6382´(ASML)
Search Distance 60 miles
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Televes has a complete series of high dynamic range antennas that operate in all frequency bands used in the US and are the
ideal solution to ensure the most reliable television reception possible when used with SmartKom.
Reference Frequency bands Range
149884 VHF high - UHF Fringe
148883 VHF high - UHF Near Fringe
148383 VHF low – VHF high- UHF Fringe
4.2. Connect antennas to the inputs of SmartKom.
It is recommended to install the antennas at the highest possible position on the mast to optimize signal reception, avoiding
obstructions, fading or reections. It is recommended that the coax cable between the output of the antennas and the Smar-
tKom inputs be as short as possible to avoid signal loss to obtain the optimum CNR (signal quality) at the output. SmartKom can
be located outdoors (on the mast or other mounting options) using the weatherproof enclosure provided with the device, or
indoors keeping in mind the coax cable length.
4.3. Connect the output of SmartKom to the power supply.
The output of the SmartKom will be connected to the power supply located indoors near a 120V household power outlet. The
power supply provides the necessary power for the operation of SmartKom as well as its conguration and control commands
via the Bluetooth enabled interface. (See section: ASuite conguration).
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4. SMARTKOM INSTALLATION
4.1. Install the receiving antennas and point them
towards the transmitters to be received.
The receiving antennas must operate in the frequency bands
of the television signals used by the local broadcasters in
your area. Consult with your local TV stations or use online
resources such as www.rabbitears.info or www.antennaweb.
org to check what channels the local TV stations are broad-
casting on to determine which frequencies VHF Hi/Low and/
or UHF in order to choose the proper antennas.
Figure 2: Rabittear illustration
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