Shakespeare Electronic 2025 Manuale utente

STYLE 2025

OMNIDIRECTIONAL MARINE TV/FM ANTENNA

#12. INSULATED

QUICK-DISCONNECT

TERMINALS

PARTS LIST

1. (1) Antenna

2. (1) 30' RG-59 Low Loss Coax Cable

3. (1) Cable Tool

4. (4) Twist-on Type F-Connectors

5. (1) 2025-CP Control Box

6. (1) Plug-in Transformer

Input: 120 VAC, 60 Hz

Output: 16 VDC, 140 ma

7. (1) 5’ 18 GA insulated wire

8. (4) #6 5/8” screws

9. (4) 1/4-20 Nylock Hex Nuts

10. (4) 1/4-20 Carriage Bolts

11. (2) Insulated Ring Terminals

12. (4) Insulated Quick-Disconnect

Terminals

13. (4) 1” Velcro Strips

WARNING!

To prevent FIRE or SHOCK HAZARD, avoid exposure of control

panel to moisture.

NOTE: Please read all instructions before beginning installation!

#1. ANTENNA

#3. CABLE TOOL

#4. TWIST-ON

F-CONNECTOR

#10. CARRIAGE BOLT

#9. NYLOCK HEX NUT

#2. COAX CABLE

#5. 2025-CP

CONTROL BOX

#11. INSULATED RING

TERMINALS

#6. PLUG-IN

TRANSFORMER #13. VELCRO STRIPS

TOOLS NEEDED

#2 Phillips screwdriver

7/16” wrench

Crimping tool

Medium slot screwdriver

Cable tool (provided)

Wire stripper

#7. 18 GA INSULATED WIRE

#8. 5/8” SCREWS

2. Pull the cable down until the end of the connector is

flush with the hex-shaped end of the cable tool. See

Figure 3.

3. Insert the cable tool with cable attached into the

mounting bracket on the underside of the antenna,

aligning the end of the connector with the cable

connection on the antenna. Push up until you feel a

SLIGHT resistance.

4. Turn cable tool to the right until the connector is

tight.

5. Remove cable tool.

INSTALLING ANTENNA ON MOUNT

1. After cable connection is made, slide antenna

onto mount. GENTLY pull back any extra cable.

2. Fasten antenna to mast using 1/4-20 carriage

bolts (#10) and nylock hex nuts (#9). Tighten

firmly to prevent antenna from turning on mount

or mast.

CONNECTING COAX CABLE TO THE ANTENNA

1. Slide coax cable into cable tool (#3) through

the slot in the side of the tool, hex end up. See

Figure 2.

INSTALLING ANTENNA MOUNT

1. Install an appropriate 1” diameter extension mast,

antenna mount or pipe.

2. Route cable (30’ RG-59 provided) from antenna

location to control box.

3. Attach F-connector (#4) to coax cable. See

instructions for installing connectors, page 4.

BEFORE YOU MOUNT ANTENNA:

Determine where you will put your control

box before mounting your antenna.

There are two options for installation of the control

box shown on page 3. A wiring diagram is shown in

Figure 1 to help you determine the location for your

control box and antenna. Where you mount your

antenna and install the control box determines

where and how you run your cables.

DO NOT begin installation before carefully reading

all installation instructions.

CABLE

TOOL

COAXIAL

CABLE

CONNECTOR

FLUSH WITH

END OF

CABLE TOOL

FIGURE 2

FIGURE 1

ANTENNA

CONTROL

BOX

MOUNTS ON 1” DIAMETER PIPE

(Not provided)

COAX CABLE

(30’ PROVIDED)

ANTENNA

1” DIAMETER MOUNT

(Not provided)

SEE OPTIONAL

MOUNTS PAGE 4.

COAXIAL CABLE

FIGURE 4

PLUG IN

TRANSFORMER

REQUIRES

117 VAC

18 GA WIRE

REQUIRED

(5’ PROVIDED)

18 GA WIRE

REQUIRED

(NOT PROVIDED)

12-24 vDC

Source

+ -

MOUNTING THE CONTROL BOX:

You have two options:

OPTION A: Set Top-Mounted

Secure the control box using the

velcro strips (#13) provided.

OPTION B: Flush-Mounted

Detach wall plate from control box case.

Cut hole in wall large enough to accom-

modate the cable connections. Pull cables and

power wires through wall.

CONNECTING CONTROL BOX

Connections on the back of the control box are clearly

marked.

WARNING

DO NOT CONNECT TO BOAT’S AC OR DC POWER

SUPPLY until all other connections on the control

box are completed.

1. The 5 ft.18 GA power wire (#7) provided has a + (red)

wire and -(black) wire. Crimp ring terminals (#11) on

one end of power wire. Connect two insulated quick-

disconnect terminals (#12) to other end. Connect the

end with the quick-disconnect terminals to the back of

the control box, EXACTLY AS SHOWN in Figure 5.

Connect the end with the ring terminals to the appro-

priate +(red) and - (black) terminals on the 117 VAC

plug-in transformer (#6), Figure 5.

RED

BOAT BATTERY

12-24 vDC

PLUG-IN

TRANSFORMER

18 GA WIRE

(not provided)

18 GA WIRE

(5 ft. provided)

RG-59 COAX

CABLE

(30 ft. provided)

FROM SHORE CABLE

TV ON VCR AUXILIARY

COAXIAL CABLE

(not provided)

BLACK

2. There are three coax cable connections on the back of

the control box — Antenna, TV Set and Auxiliary (for

cable, VCR, satellite, etc.). Attach cable from antenna

to the antenna connector on the control panel. If an

auxiliary source will be used, connect it now. Connect

the TV cable to the back of the control panel. See

Figure 5 for correct connections.

3. To connect a 12-24 vDC power source to the back of

the control box, install two (#12) quick disconnect

terminals on an 18-ga. insulated wire (not provided).

Be sure to observe correct polarity when making

these connections. See Figure 5.

NOTE: Power switches automatically between 117

volts AC (wall power source) and 12-24 volts DC (boat

battery) as needed.

4. Plug transformer into AC receptacle. Use the

receptacle cover plate screw to secure the trans-

former to the AC receptacle.

5. For antenna reception,push in the On/Off button

on the front of the control panel. The Red LED will light

on the control panel and on the bottom of the antenna.

For auxiliary reception, the button should be out.

No red light on control panel or antenna.

6. Turn on the TV. If you have a weak signal, turn the

gain knob on the front of the control panel

clockwise (up). If you have a strong signal, turn

counterclockwise (down). Use the least amount

of gain necessary for good reception.

FIGURE 5

RED

On/Off Gain

Positive and

Negative leads

from Battery and

Transformer must

be connected to

the control box

terminals exactly

as shown

IMPORTANT

BLACK

Pull back braid over jacket.

Make sure no braid

touches center conductor.

Figure B.

Screw the F-connector onto

the cable jacket until the

center conductor extends

1/8” past end of connector.

Figure C.

To install the F-connectors,

strip the ends of the RG-59

cable as shown in Figure A.

(Note the ends of the original

30' cable have been factory

pre-stripped for convenience.)

Figure A

Figure B

Figure C

Minimum Bending Radius: 3" for RG-59. Tighter bends

will cause shorts and change impedance.

Pulling Tension: 75 pounds maximum. Leave no

tension on cable after it is installed.

Staples or Clamps: The use of flat staples with coax

cable is damaging to the cable. Only round headed

staples can be used. Any clamps or securing devices

used with coax should grip the cable evenly about the

circumference without crushing the cable.

Exposure to High Heat: Maximum temperature limit is

176° F (80° C). Keep cable away from heating vents,

engine compartments and engine exhaust pipes.

Crushing: Coax should not be installed in a manner that

would allow it to be crushed. It should not be stuffed or

wedged into areas where the cable could be pinched by

the flexing of the boat hull or cabin.

Exposure to Moisture: The cable jacket will withstand

most outdoor environments. However, connections and

splices must be sealed against water entry.

HOW TO INSTALL F-CONNECTORS ON CABLE

for female or extend for male

4358

FM Take-off

Designed to provide FM radio signals

from TV antenna. The 4358 may be

attached anywhere in the downlead

cable and will not interfere with regular TV

reception.

4330

30' RG-59 low loss, marine

type, coaxial TV cable.

4360-B

50' RG-59 low loss, marine

type, coaxial TV cable.

4364

1’ Extension Mast

One inch diameter extension mast for

light to moderate duty applications. White

molded polycarbonate male upper and

female lower 1" - 14 threads.

4365

Straight Mount

4" high 1"-14 thread stainless steel mount.

Perfect for radar arches. May be used with

Style 4364 one foot extension mast.

TV-1060

Screw-on "F" type Connector

No soldering or crimping required. Two per pack.

FS-8101

"F" type Barrel Connector

Use with two TV-1060 "F" connectors to form a

secure RG-59 cable splice.

TV-1024

Connector

Surface mounted flip-open “F” pass-through

connector. Attaches to any flat surface

providing an easy connection for coax

cables when needed, and closing out the

environment when not in use.

4700

Stainless Steel Extension Mast

Heavy-duty stainless steel extension mast with

standard 1”-14 thread male and female fittings. 6” long.

4700-1

Stainless Steel Extension Mast

Heavy-duty stainless steel extension mast with

standard 1”-14 thread male and female fittings. 1’ long.

4700-2

Stainless Steel Extension Mast

Heavy-duty stainless steel extension mast with standard

1”-14 thread male and female fittings. 2’ long.

COMPOSITES AND ELECTRONICS DIVISION

PO BOX 733 • NEWBERRY, SC 29108 • 803-276-5504

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6111 Shakespeare Rd., Columbia, SC 29223 · 803-227-1590 · Fax: 803-419-3099

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