PF1 12v Masthead Amplifier Power Supply • PF1, 12v 100mA fully-screened with female Fconnectors. Antiference masthead power supplies are designed to inject 12 volts DC onto a coaxial TV aerial cable, in one direction to power a masthead amplifier or similar line powered device with minimal insertion loss. Safety The PF1 PSU has a moulded UK 3-pin plug fitted with a 3 amp fuse. Do not remove the mains plug or wire these units directly into the mains supply. These units must be fused at 3 amps. Choose a location to fit the unit within reach of a convenient mains socket and avoid tangling the mains and coaxial cables entering and leaving the unit. Do not allow the power supply to hang on its cables as this may cause damage to the cables, connectors or PCB. PF1 Usually the power supply will be fitted behind the main television, near the incoming aerial downlead. However it may be possible to fit the power supply in the roof space. Do not allow soft furnishings such as curtains to cover the power supply and avoid allowing the unit to lie on carpeting where the ventilation holes may become covered. When fitted in a roof space, do not allow insulation material to cover the power supply. Roof spaces can become extremely hot in summer! Mount the power supply securely to a wall or skirting board using the screw slots provided. Take care when drilling holes in a wall near to a mains socket not to drill into a ring main cable buried in the plaster. The PF1 is designed for 12v masthead amplifiers up to a maximum 100mA load. All models are short circuit and overload protected and designed for continual use. However, it is not good practice to leave any short circuit in place for a prolonged period. When a short circuit is present the Green “power on” LED will be extinguished. Model Mains Supply PF1 230v AC 50Hz Power Indicator Green L.E.D UK Plug 3-pin 3A Fused Output Voltage 12v Positive to Centre Conductor Maximum Current Insertion Loss 100mA <1dB Connector F-Female Screening EN50083-2 Connecting up Once fixed to the wall connect the coaxial cables using the correct F male plug. The F-Connector on the PF1 has a threaded female and normally a standard male F-connector is fitted to the coaxial cable. Connect the power supply output, marked “TV” to the coaxial input of a TV or set-top box. Connect the cable from the masthead amplifier / aerial to the connection marked “AER”. This connection carries the 12 volt supply to the masthead amplifier and passes the RF signal to the output connected to the TV. Once the coaxial cables are connected, plug in the power supply at the mains and switch on. The green LED should illuminate to indicate power. The masthead amplifier should now be working. Masthead Amplifier If the LED does not light, disconnect the coaxial cable marked “AER”. If the LED now lights up then there is a short circuit in the aerial cable. The most likely place for the short circuit is at connections in the coaxial plug or at the masthead amplifier connections. Make sure no “whiskers” of screening braid have come into contact with the centre conductor of the cable. If after disconnecting of the aerial cable from the masthead amplifier, the LED still does not light, check the mains supply, plug and fuse. + 12v Signal Antiference Masthead Amplifiers Antiference can supply a complete range of masthead amplifiers for all needs including the latest fully screened models for digital reception. The range includes single and multi-output models with fixed or variable gain. PF1 Use PF1 fully screened power supply with fully screened masthead amplifiers for maximum immunity to interference and impulse noise. Ask your local distributor for more details. Antiference reserves the right to change or alter specifications and features without prior notice. E&OE. Antiference ©2005. The contents of this instruction leaflet are copyright. Copying or reproduction of any pictures or text is forbidden without prior permission. Antiference Ltd Fradley Distribution Park , Wood End Lane, Fradley Park, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 8NE TEL : 01675 465487 www.antiference.co.uk [email protected] To TV or SET-TOP BOX
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