SECTION 11
ENTERTAINMENT
11-2
HOME THEATER SYSTEM -
Optional
The home theater system operates from 110V
AC household current only, so you must have ei-
ther the shoreline plugged in, or the generator
running or the inverter turned on.
The sound from this system emits from the
five surround sound cube speakers located near
the ceiling in the lounge area of the coach. These
speakers are not connected to the dash radio
speakers. Refer to the manufacturer’s operating
guide for complete operation and troubleshooting
information.
12-Volt Home Theater Power Switch
The TV and video player unit on models with
side-mounted swing-out TV are powered by 12-
volt automotive current and has a power input
switch located in the video center cabinet. The
switch is labeled ‘12 VOLT TV’ as shown.
With this switch in the ON position, you may
turn the home theater unit on and off with the re-
mote control or by the power button on the face
of the video player unit.
Turn this 12-volt power switch off when not
using the home theater system to conserve house
battery charge.
TV ANTENNA
The TV antenna on your motor home can be
easily raised, rotated a full 360° and lowered
from inside the vehicle by simply turning a crank
or rotating knob. A built-in signal amplifier de-
signed to strengthen signals, is controlled by a
power switch built into the TV jack assembly.
The signal amplifier is housed inside the an-
tenna with the circuit board connected directly to
the antenna elements. Power to operate the am-
plifier (12-volt DC) is supplied through the
downlead cable which also carries the TV signals
to the TV set. The power supply separates the 12-
volt DC from the TV signals and provides a place
for attaching the TV set and the 12-volt power
source.
Operation
Raising Antenna - Turn elevating crank
clockwise in “UP” direction until some resis-
tance to turning is noted. Antenna is now in oper-
ating position. Turn amplifier power switch
“ON” to receive TV signal.
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