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Setting Up the RF Antenna
Note
Do not place the RJ- antemta directly
on top of the DSS receiver or near
other metal objects. For best result,
place the RF antenna in a visible
location.
The RF antenna
lets you take advantage
of the RF (radio
frequency)
feature,
which
enables
the remote
control
to operate
the DSS receiver
even if the receiver
is located
in another
room.
In other
words,
with
the
RF feature,
the remote
control
does not require
a direct
line-of-sight
to
the front panel
of the DSS receiver.
Note
You must set up the RF antenna only if you plan on taking advantage of the
RF feature.
To set up the RF antenna:
1
Connect the RF antenna
to the DSS receiver's
RF REMOTE jack.
2
Place the RF antenna
at least one foot away from the DSS receiver.
3
Use the on-screen
displays
to set up the DSS receiver to accept RF
transmission
(RF ONLY). See "Setting Up the Remote Control"
on
page 69 for details.
The DSS receiver
is shipped with IR reception
enabled and RF
reception disabled.
To use the RF feature, you must first change the
factory setting (IR ONLY) to the RF setting (RF ONLY) using the on-
screen displays,
as described
on page 69.
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The RF antenna
can be mounted
to a wall using the enclosed
screws or by using two pieces of double-sided
tape (supplied).
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