Constellation XM8100F/CP User manual

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353
II Radio
Patents Pending
An Allen Telecom Company

~nstallati~rl is highly
recorn~~~e~d~
lie components within the vehicle.
any shortages call ~ntetina Specialist
97. (See Fig. I, page 4)
Integrity of the installation will be ~on~~rom~~ed if one or r
following are pr~~eflt at the planned ~t~~tailationlocation.
4. Rain XTMor other commercial water repellant.
2. After market window tinting material.
3. Glass waxes.
If present, remove material or select a different locatiol~ b
installing.
Do not install “On-Glass”@ antenna on %ront~ind~hieid.
antenna must have an unobstructed view of the roofline,
clearance of roof racks, etc. (See Fig. 2, page 5)
Identify location of installation. Verify location using l‘emp
~u~at~~re Tool and instructions provided. Avoid locations
extremely curved glass.
Receiver location cannot be more than ‘I7 feet (via cable
antenna.
Check for cold weather install; the temperature must be a
ecord Serial No., Model No. and ~an~facturer’~ Code c
cover (see Fig. 22, pg. 14 for data location)
B must Pa~~~~~~in my m
Table of Contents
Pre-Installation Considerations 3
Vehicle Mounting locations
3
Parts list 4
Installation Tips 5
Location &Glass Preparation
6, 7
Installation of Exterior Base
8""11
Installation of InteriorCoupler 12,13
Cable Routing 14
Trouble Shooting 15
Use &Care 15
***
Constellattonf 2

I t: ~r~~~~~ionat in~~~lia~i~~lis highly r~~~rnrn~nd~d due ‘rothe
complexity of eledronic c~rnp~n~n~~ within the vehicle.
s Ilst. If any shor&ges call An&?nna Specialists ~us~~rn~r
7. (See Fig. 1, page 4)
ln~~gri~yof Ihe ins”rallation will be ~ompr~rni~~d if one or more of Ihe
fallowing are preset3 a’sthe planned ins’rallatian location.
‘t. Rain XTMor other cammercial water repellan’r.
2. P&W market window tinting ma%erial.
3. Glass waxes.
If present, remove material or select 8 different location before
installing.
Do not install “Qn-Glass”@ antenna on front windshield.
~n~~t~~~~mus8 have an unobsWded view of %heroofline, including
clearance of roof racks, etc. (See Fig. 2, page 5)
Identify location of installation. Verify location using Template, Glass
curvature Tool and instructions provided. Avoid locations with
extremely curved glass.
Receivc;r loca$ion canne’r be more than 17 feet (via cable routing) from
ar&nna,
Check for cold weather install; the ~~rn~~ra~ur~ must. be at least 60”
F.
Record Serial No., Model No. and ~anu~ac~ur~r’~ Code on back
cover (see Fig. 22, pg. 14 for data location)
Premlnstallation Considerations
Iml30rtmllt: Professional installation is highly recommended due to the
complexity
of electronic components within the vehicle.
Chock parts list. Ifany shortages call Antenna Specialists Customer
Service 800-321,·9977. (See Fig.
1, page 4)
Integrity
of the installation will be compromised if one or more of the
following are present at the planned installation location.
1. Rain XTM or other commercial water repellant.
2. After market window tinting material.
3. Glass waxes.
If present, remove material or select adifferent location before
installing.
Do not install "On-Glass"® antenna on front windshield.
Antenna must have an unobstructed view
of the roofline, including
clearance of roof racks, etc. (See Fig.
2, page 5)
Identify location of installation. Verify location using Template, Glass
Curvature
Tool and instructions provided. Avoid locations with
extremely curved glass.
Receiver location cannot be more than 17 feet (via cable routing) from
antenna,
Check for cold weather install; the temperature must be at least 60°
F.
Record Serial No" Model No, and Manufacturer's Code on back
cover (see Fig. 22, pg. 14 for data location)
CAUTION: Cable must NOT be cut or altered ill al"ly mamier as
reception
will be adversely affected.
Recommended Vehicle Mounting Locations
CAUTION: Verify trunk or other door clearance before
installation.
~ rear window, hatchback, =~~;J
fixed side window t:,

Green
Yell0 w
Not Supplied (highly recomm~osled)
•Masking Tape
•Tie Wraps
•Knife or Blade
•()uarter (25¢ COin)',
Installation Tools R~nu
Supplied
oTemplate
•Flange Depressor
•Glass Curvature Tool
Parts~ list (Supplied)
•Antenna Assembly (Base (fj, Mast)
•Coupling Box w/Cable
•Fakra Housings (2)
•Template
•Flange Depressor
oAlcohol Pads (2)
•Instruction Manual
•Silicone Packet
•Glass Curvature Tool
AccessoryKit (XMK8100)
Mast
Antenna
Assembly
(XMK8125)
Silicone
PacKet
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Constellatton" 4
Alcoho!
Pads (2)
E?eJ Green
~ Ye/fow
Fakra
Housings

c
Lb32Glass Curvature -?-a01
(Fig. 3)
@Professional installation
(t<
Mount as high on glass as
recommended. Use supplied possible for optimal
perfor~
template and materials only!
manCEL
CAUTION: Cable mu.st ®Do not install antenna over rear
riot be cu.t or altered in
brake light.
any manner, as recepm
@Following installation and
tio!1 will be affected. performance verification, lay
mast flat to window for 48
0Do not install ifair temperature hours to assure optimum
is below 60° F.
adherence to glass.
Ii!
Glass Preparation: 0Do not wash veh,icle for 48
'I. Verify temperature of glass hours after installation.
is at least 60°
F.
CAUTION: Adhesive
2. Clean window area with
will stick to the gla$$
supplied alcohol pads
instantiy and cannot be
only! Use one pad inside removed
without haVing
and olle outside.
to Be sure the
Windex@ or commercial
positioning is correct
cleaners should not be used, before
it touches the
as they contain glycols which
leave
an oily residue on the
glass. Keep antenna at least 6inches
Driver visibility should not be away from any antenna
obstructed in any manner. mounted nearby.
Ii!
Use Glass Curvature Tool
(Fig. 3)
LINE
HEIGHT
2
5

1. Identify location of in~t~llat~o~.Select a location that allows for
interior headliner clearance. Allow for rear window wiper ~le~r~t~~e
if present. Using the Glass puncture Tool, nie~~ure for low glass
curvature. (Fig. 3)
Glass preparation:
223)
2.b)
2.c) Warm glass using a standard hairdryer, : lk not use a
commercially available heat gun or other type of tool.
RESS AND FIRMLY USE QUARTER TO
OLD DOWN ON 5OT. ENSURE PROPER
GLASS CURVATURE.
IF COIN FITS
BETWEEN TOOLAND
GLASS, TRY ANOTHER
LOCATION.
3, In order for adhesive to properly ~d~~ereto exterior surl
curvature of the glass must not be $euer~~for best inst
Check far (;Llrv~t~reof glass using the tool provided.
oHold tool fl~~shagainst glass surface, with finger a
tool dot (as shown in
*aping a quarter, slide it flush along the glass surfa
the o~po~i~~end of the tool, as shown.
If the quarter fits beseech the tool (Fig. 3), the
~~rv~~~rl
severe for optim~i ir~~t~ll~ti~r~~Select different
l~~~~ion
steps.
4, ~emo\/e ~aL]tior~Label from antenna base and couple
tousling probes, as shown. (Fig. 4)
PROBES MAY NE
ADJUSTED IN OR
REMOVE CAUTION LABEL
/?
MAKE C0N”rAC-r
/’ \ SURFACE (See Sl
.u--’
COUPLER
Verify probes extend beyond ad~~~~ivepad surface, a$
(Fig. 5)
//- PROBES,
VERIFY ~I~I~HT~ND ADJUST AS
NECESSARY USING FLANGE
5EPRESSOF-2, BEING CAREFUL NOT
TO DAMAGE OR KINK PROBES.
1. Identify location of installation. Select alocation that allows for
interior headliner clearance. Allow for rear window wiper clearance
if present. Using the Glass Curvature Tool, measure for low glass
curvature. (Fig. 3)
2. Glass preparation:
2.a) Rain
X® or other water·repel!~ult products ml.lst be r1~moved.
for removal, Soft Scrl.lb® Gel cleanser is recommended.
for further information regarding removal, contact Rain-X at
1.8(1)-416.1600. For removal of glass waxes, contact tl'le
manufactl.lrer
of the prodl.lct (I.e. Turtie Wax®).
2.b) Thoroughly clean with provided alcohol pads only
(only isopropyl alcohol can be used for rewetting of pads).
2.c) Warm glass using astandard hairdryer. CAUTION:
Do not use a
commercially available heat gun or other type
of tool.
PRESS AND FIRMLY
HOLD DOWN ON DOT.
fig. 3
6
USE QUARTER TO
ENSURE PROPER
GLASS CURVATURE.
IF COIN FITS
BETWEEN TOOLAND
GLASS, TRYANOTHER
LOCATION.

roughly clean with provided alcohol pads only
y isopropyl alcohol cm be used for
f pads).
m glass using a skmdard ~ai~d~y~~.
Dor1o~usea
mercially available heat gun or other type nCtoul.
PRESSAND FIRMLY
USE QUARTER TO
OLD DOWN ON ROT. ENSURE PROPER
GLASS CURVATURE.
IF COIN FITS
BETWEEN TOOLAND
GLASS, TRY ANOTHER
LOCATION.
. In order for adhesive to pmperly adhere k2exterior surf333, the
cu~lature of the glass must no%be severe, for best installatian.
Check for cuwa%ureof glass using the tool provided.
~Maldtool flush against glass sutiace, wifh finger applied or&
kml dot (as shown in Fig.3).
*Using a quarter, slide i%flush along ‘rheglass sufiace toward
ahe~~~o~i~~end of the tool, as shown.
If the quarkr fits beneath the $ool(Fig. 3), the curvature is too
severe for optimal in§~~tl~~i~n.Select diffemm~location I repetat
steps.
REMOVE CAUJION LABEL ADJUSTED IN ORDER TO
MAKE CONTACT WI-l-ii GLASS
,//\
SURFACE (See Step 5 below)
. Verify probes extend kayoed adhesive pad sutiace, as shown.
(Fig. 5)
VERIFY ~~IG~T~~R ADJUST AS
NECESSARY USING FkANGE
DEPRESSOR, BEING CAREFUL NOT
TO DAMAGE OR KINK PROBES.
3. In order for adhesive to properly adhere to exterior surface, the
curvature
of the glass must not be severe, for best installation.
Check for curvature
of glass using the tool provided.
oHold tool flush against glass surface, with finger applied onto
tool dot (as shown in Fig.3).
•Using aquarter, slide it flush along the glass surface toward
the opposite end
of the tool, as shown.
Ifthe qUalier fits beneath the tool (Fig. 3), the curvature is too
severe for optimal installation. Select different location -repeat
steps.
4. Remove Caution label from antenna base and coupler to expose
coupling probes, as shown. (Fig. 4)
PROBES MAY NEED TO BE
ADJUSTED
IN ORDER TO
MAKE CONTACT WITH GLASS
SURFACE (See Step 5below)
I
IFig. 4
5. Verify probes extend beyond adllesive pad surface, as shown.
(Fig.
5)
VERIFY HEIGHTAND ADJUSTAS
NECESSARY USING FLANGE
DEPRESSOR, BEING CAREFUL NOT
TO DAMAGE OR KINK PROBES.
5
7

to exterior window locatian. Hold in
: Visually check inside vehicle
to be sure there are no obstrudions ‘romount the ink&x coupler
and cable assembly.
@ Assure template is posi’rioned properly. (Fig. 6)
TOP DEFOGGER I
I TOPDEFbGGERWIRE I
-~,.~.,.~,-_
INCORRECT POSITION INCORRECT POSITION
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9
Installation of Exterior Base
1. Glass Preparation: Be sure glass surface is thoroughly clean, see
no. 2
of location &. Glass Preparation instructions on page 6.
2. Template:
@Position exterior template side to exterior window location. Hold in
place using masking tape. CAUTION: Visually check inside vehicle
to be sure there are no obstructions to mount the interior coupler
and cable assembly.
@Assure template is positioned properly. (Fig. 6)
/EXTERIOR WINDOW TRIM '~
TOP DEFOGGER WIRE
INCORRECT POSITION Fig. 6
8
INCORRECT POSITION

L”...-” _“.,”,--,, ““,,“, c~~--_---d
Coupler)
3. Completely fill each of
the 8holes with
silicone (Fig. 7).
Do not fill slits
between holes.
4. Slowly and carefully,
remove clear plastic
adhesive liner from pad
(Fig. 8).
CAUTION: Adhesive
pad
will stick to glass
instantly and cannot
be removed without
having to replace. Be
sure positioning is
correct before it
touches the glass.
5. Antenna base must be
installed
as shown by
inserting it inside the
template perimeter.
(Fig. 9)
6. Adhere antenna base
starting
at the top edge
and working downward
as shown. (Fig. 9)
SILICONEADHESIVE
~.~

7. Using both ha~~ds,apply firm pressure to the base while raising
the mast to a vertical ~os~t~o~as shown. (Fig.70)
Apply firm hand pressL4reover entire top of aflt~~~flabase surface
for 60 seconds. (Fig. 11)
oWork the entire ~)eri~~e~erby a~~ly~~~firm pressure to
flexible seal.
I
MAST PIVOT -..
USE FLANGE
UEPRESSOR TO
SEAL AREA UNDER
MAST PIVOT
USE FLANGE C
EDGE TO F
ENHANCE PERIf
41. Verify proper adherence to surface by viewing from in
vehicle. ~hserve any air yaps (Fig. 23), and reapply fi
pressL~re otder entire solace to t~i~~rni~ethis cor~ditior
flange regressor is recommended to seal edges.
MINIMI
AIR
GAPS
Installation
1. Using both hands, apply finn pressure to the base while raising
the mast to avertical position as shown. (Fig.1
0)
8. Apply firm hand pressure overentire top of antenna base surface
for 60 seconds. (Fig.
11)
9. CarefUlly remove the template from exterior glass. Opposite side
of template will be used for interior coupler installation.
fig. 10
10

,,, ,,,,.,,, _ ,. “- “.-
n VVerkthe entire perimeter by ~~~lyi~~gfirm pressure to the
flexible seal.
MAST PIVOT -
USE FLANGE
m!PRESSOR TO
SEAL AREA UNDER
MAST PIVOT
USE FLANGE DEPRESSOR
EDGE TO FURTIlER
ENHANCE PERIMETER SEAL
10. Work the entire perimeter by applying firm pressure to the
flexible seal.
SEAL PERIMETER
USE FLANGE DEPRESSOR
EDGE TO FURTHER
ENHANCE PERIMETER SEAL,
'11. Verify proper adherence to surface by viewing from inside the
vehicle, Observe any air gaps (Fig. 13), and reapply firm hand
pressure over entire surface to minimize this condition. Use
of
Flange Depressor is recommended to seal edges.
MINIMIZE
AIR
GAPS
'~'-'--!IIIm!"",
11

seal. (Fig. 20)
USE I-LANGE
EDGE “I”0 FUR7-
PERIMET’
13
Installation Interior
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EXTERIOR BASE AS VIEWED
FROM INSIDE VEHICLE
Fig,14
~.
VIEW FROM INSIDE VEHICLE WITH
TEMPLATE IN PLACE
Fig. 15
Fig,17
1, Glass Preparation: Be sure
glass surface
is thoroughly
clean, see no. 2of
loca-
tion &Glas§ Prilpai"ation
instructions on page 6.
2. Uncoil cable so that the
weight ofthe cable does
not pull the coupler from
the window during installa-
tion.
3. Position and align template
to exterior base, and
adhere template to window
using masking tape.
(Fig. 15)
4. Remove adhesive liner as
shown. (Fig. 16)
Fig. if>
CAUTION adhesive
will stick to
instantly and cannot be
removed
without
having to replace.
Assure positioning is
correct before it
touches the
5. Position coupler within
the template and with the
"S' symbol in the upward
position as shown.
(Fig. if)
12

,----.
,--“--
..-“-
3R BASE AS VIEWED
A lNSll3E \EklICLE
2. Uncoil cable so that the
weight of the ~~3bledoes
not pull Ike coupler from
the ~ir~~~wboring installa-
tion.
*** II 12
ethers caupler starting at top
edge and working downward
as shown. (Fig. 18)
Apply firm hand pressure to
entire outer surface of
ixwpler for 60 seconds
minimum. (Fig. 19)
0 ~ern~ve ~ern~l~~eonce coupler is firmly in place.
a Work the entire perimeter by applying firm pressure to the flexible
seal. (Fig. 20)
EDGE -l-O FURWlER ENHANCE
PERIMETER SEAL.
13
6. Adhere coupler starting at top
edge and working downward
as shown. (Fig. 18)
1. Apply firm hand pressure to
entire outer surface
of
coupler for 60 seconds
minimum. (Fig. 19)
fig. is
fig. 19
3. Remove template once coupler is firmly in place.
9. Work the entire perimeter by applying firm pressure to the flexible
seal. (Fig. 20)
SEAL PEHIMETER
20
13
USE FLANGE DEPRESSOR
EDGE TO FURTHER ENHANCE
PERIMETER SEAL.

1. o not attach plastic Fakra housings over connectors until after
the cable is routed to tuner~receiver. Once in place, these cannot
be removed witho~~t damaging the ~o~siflgs or connectors.
Use caution white cable through headliner to avoid
damage or snaggi e cable or the dulling off of con~~ectors.
carefully remove the protective cap from conl~ectors after routing
cable. (Fig. 21)
CAREFULLY REMOV& OR
CUT AWAY PROTECTIVE CAP
n
USING KNIFE OR BLADE
I
_,~..“,,--_
4. Attach Fakra ~ousir~gs to
appropriate cable connector
bodies as shown. (Fig. 22)
FAKRA
I-IOUSING -
GREEN (TER)
Satellite Cable connector (SAT) - Curry Yellow Fakra ~~~ousir~~
terrestrial Cable connector (TER) - Green Fakra lousing
E” ?%I A~ach connectors to the tunerlrec
installation is corn~~~te. endow the sounds of
88
I-” .-~_ _I -
0
Always rna~l~tai~lmast in a vertical position .for best F
0
Cold Weather ~~e~tio~~: Use care at and around al
when removing ice/snow from window.
e Remove ice build up from antenna base swivel area
rotating mast down for car wash or other purpose.
0
Be aware of low clearance entries. Lay mast clown ;
(two~handed ~~~sitio~ing recom~nended).
0
Do not apply wax or polish to antenna.
0 no not use harsh cleaning agents, Clean antenna u!
car wash &tergents and wet soft cloth only. No Abr:
0 Do not apply paint lo color match vehicle.
CAREFULLY REMOVE OR
CUTAWAY PROTECTIVE CAP
USING KNIFE OR BLADE
Route Cable to Tuner/Receiver
CAUTION: Do not alter the cable or connectors nil BillY
marmer. Performal1ce will be compromnsed.
'L Do not attach plastic Fakra Housings over connectors until after
the cable is routed to tuner/receiver. Once in place, these cannot
be removed without damaging the Housings or connectors.
:t Use caution while routing cable through headliner to avoid
damage or snagging
of the cable or the pulling off of connectors.
3. Carefully remove tile protective cap from connectors after routing
cable. (Fig.
21 ).~_.~, ~.~,~, ,
NOTE: Sony® "Pnug &
Play" receivers do not
require the plastic
Falm3 Housings to be
attached
for connection
to receiver.
4. Attach Fakra Housings to
appropriate cable connector
bodies as shown. (Fig. 22) Fig.
FAKRA
HOUSING
CURRY
YELLOW
FAKRA
HOUSING-
GREEN
Satellite Cable Connector (SAT) -Curry Yellow Fakra Housing
Terrestrial Cable Connector (TER) -Green Fakra Housing
5. Attach connectors to the tuner/receiver ports.
Ii Installation is complete. Enjoy the sounds of XM Satellite Radiol
*,,*
Constellatton'" 14

FAKRA
KXJSING _
- CURRY
YELLQW (SAT)
e
Always maintain mas”t in a vertical position for best ~~~~rrn~~~~.
@ ~~~#rna~i~ Car
Wash: To a asi: down
against the glass sidace,
*
Cold We&her Operation: Use care at and around antenna base
when removing ice/snow from window.
@? Remove ice
build up from antenna base swivel area before
ro”raUngma& down for car wash or olher purpose.
63 Re aware of law clearance entries. Lay mast down against glass
(~w~~~~an~e~posiZioning re~~rnrne~~e~).
c De not apply wax or polish to antenna.
83 Do rot use harsh cleaning age&s. Clean anlenna using normal
car wash de’rergents and wet soA cloth only. Na Abrasives.
8 Do not apply paint $acolor match vehicle.
Troubl~ Shooting
PROBLEM OR
ALARM POSSIBLE SOLUTION
"Antenna"
Check Connections:
"E:demal Antenna" o Antenna Cable to tuner/receiver
"Check Antenna" oTuner/receiver to radio
"No Signal"
oCheck Connections
0Check
for damage to cable
(flattening
or pinching)
"Check
Antenna or vehicle; may
not have line of sight to XM
Satellites (move vehicle away from
obstructions such as buildings, etc.)
"Check
for vertical antenna position
No XM Display or CheckTuner/Receiver Installation
Does Not
Function Manual
Other Cali A/S Technical
Support at
1
~800~321 ~9971 or
E~mail: [email protected]
Provide Serial No.
fmmd on label at
connector end of cable. (see fig. 22)
Use and Care
Always maintain mast in avertical position for best performance.
Automatic Car Wash:
To avoid antenna damage, lay mast down
against the glass surface, USING BOTH HANDS FOR
POSITIONiNG.
Cold Weather Operation: Use care at and around antenna base
when removing ice/snow from window.
Remove ice build up from antenna base swivel area before
rotating mast down for car wash or other purpose.
Be aware
of low clearance entries. Lay mast down against glass
(two-handed positioning recommended).
Do not apply wax or polish to antenna.
Do not use harsh cleaning agents. Clean antenna using normal
car wash detergents and wet soft cloth only. No Abrasives.
Do not apply paint to color match vehicle.

Antenna Specialists an Allen Telecom Company, here after referred to as Antenna
Specialists, warrants, on the terms and conditions hereto set forth, all products manufactured
by it to be free under normal use and service from defects in materials and workmanship for
a period of one (I) year from the date of delivery to the first consumer (the “Warranty Period”).
Antenna Specialists’obligation under this Warranty is limited to prompt repair or replacement
of the product, at its option, without charge. at an authorized Antenna Specialists dealer or at
the factory of Antenna Specialists in Cleveland, Ohio, when the product is returned to an
authorized dealer or to the factory with all transportation charges prepaid and examination of
the products shall disclose it to have been defective in the respects aforesaid during the
Warranty Period. Antenna Specialists is not responsible for any labor charges other than the
repair of the product at its facilities.
The Warranty Period shall not be extended beyond its original term with respect to any
part or parts repaired or replaced by Antenna Specialists hereunder.
This Warranty Period shall not apply to any product which has been repaired or altered in
any manner by anyone other than Antenna Specialists or an authorized outlet of Antenna
Specialists, or if the defect, malfunction or failure of the product to conform to this Warranty
was caused by damage (not resulting from defect or malfunction) while in the possession of
the consumer or from unreasonable use, or from improper installation or applicelion, or to any
product which has not been maintained or used in accordance with the operating specifications
set forth in Antenna Specialists’ written instructions.
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF ~ERC~AN~“ABtl~lTY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICU-
LAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD SPECIFIED
ABOVE.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHAI-l.ANl-ENNASPECIALISTS BE LIABLE FOR ANY
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF TtlE WARRAN.IY OR OF ANY IMPLIED
WARRANTY.
Some states do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above
limitation may not apply to you. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limilalion or identical
or consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This
Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from
state to state.
Antenna Specialists neither assumes nor authorizes any person Lo assume for it any
obligation or liability other than as herein expressly stated
An Allen Telecom Company
02002 Antenna Specialists Printed in the U.S.A.
limited Warranty
Antenna Specialists an Allen Telecom Company, here after referred to as Antenna
Specialists, warrants, on the terms and conditions hereto setforth, all products manufactured
by
it to be free under normal use and service from defects in materials and workmanship for
aperiod
of one (1) year from the date of delivery to the first consumer (the "WarrantyPeriod").
Antenna Specialists'obligation underthis Warranty is limited to promptrepair
or replacement
of the product, at its option, without charge, at an authorized Antenna Specialists dealer or at
the factory
of Antenna Specialists in Cleveland, Ohio, when the product is returned to an
authorized dealer
or to the factory with all transportation charges prepaid and examination of
the products shall disclose it to have been defective in the respects aforesaid during the
Warranty Period. Antenna Specialists is not responsible
for any labor charges otherthan the
repair
of the product at its facilities.
The Warranty Period shall not be extended beyond its original term with respect to any
part or parts repaired or replaced byAntenna Specialists hereunder.
This Warranty Period shall not apply to
any productwhich has been repaired or altered in
any manner by anyone other than Antenna Specialists or an authorized outlet of Antenna
Specialists,
or if the defect, malfunction or failure of the product to conform to this Warranty
was caused by damage (not resulting from defect or malfunction) while in the possession of
the consumer or from unreasonable use, or from improper installation or application, or to any
productwhich hasnotbeen maintained or used in accordancewith the operating specifications
set forth in Antenna Specialists' written instructions.
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
OR FITI\JESS FOR ANY PARTICU-
LAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD SPECIFIED
ABOVE.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALl.ANTENNA SPECIALISTS BE LIABLE FOR ANY
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THE WARRANTY OR OF ANY IMPLIED
WARRANTY.
Some states do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above
limitation
may notapplyto you. Some states do notallowthe exclusion or limitation or identical
or consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion Illay not apply to you. This
Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also
have other rights which vary from
state to state.
Antenna Specialists neither assumes
nor authorizes any person to assume for it any
obligation
or liability other than as herein expressly stated.
ant;enna
31225 Bainbridge Road
An Allen Telecom Company Cleveland, Ohio 44139 .. 228'1 U.S.A.
tel: [phone] fax:
440~349 .. 8401
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31225 Bainbridge Road
B’sttipesOfQuaby Cleve!and, Ohio 44139-2281 U.S.A.
An Allen Telecom Company Phone [phone] l FAX [phone]
www.antenna.com
www.sdarsantennas.com
CONGRATULATIONS and THANK YOU!
You have just purchased aquality product -made by the
Specialists...
Antenna Specialists! Now our main concern is
your complete satisfaction. See your dealer or retailer for proper
warranty handling, if required.
In the meantime, please take a
moment to complete the attached card and mail it to us.
®"Stripes of Quality"
An Allen Telecom Company
antenna specialists
31225 Bainbridge Road
Cleve!and, Ohio 44139-2281 U.S.A.
Phone [phone] •FAX [phone]
www.antenna.com
www.sdarsantennas.com

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