Falcon 4G DTV User manual

Omni-Directional TV Antenna
Combined with Amplified 4G
Internet Technology for Motorhomes and Caravans
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User Manual
Benutzerhandbuch

Congratulations on the purchase of your new
Falcon 4G DTV solution
This guide will take you through the process of installation and
set up
Please note it is important for you to retain your receipt for proof
of purchase for help and assistance.
For more information on our product range please
visit www.falcontechnology.co.uk
Get in touch with us in the UK
Falcon Technical Ltd
Hill Farm
Northwich Road
Dutton
Cheshire
WA4 4LE
United Kingdom
For product support please email
[e-mail]
UK Enquiries : 01928 759 239
International enquiries + 00 44 1928 759 239
Get in touch with us in Germany
Easynd24.de
For product support please email
info@easynd24.de Hotline [phone]

Package contents
Thank you for the purchase of your Falcon 4G DTV, please see
below the list of contents
Gift Box Antenna Base Section Antenna Top Section 4G Antenna
4G Router Docking Station &
Power Cable
TV Booster & Power
Cable
2nd TV Point Cable
Connectors for
Cutting Cable
Self Tapping
Screws For Base x 4
Adhesive User Manual
1. Gift Box
2. Antenna Base Unit
3. Antenna Top Section ( includes TV Cable and SMA 4G Cable )
4. 4G Antenna Section
5. 4G router with USB cable
6. Router Docking Station with power cable + Screws ( x 2 )
7. TV booster with power cable + Screws ( x 2 )
8. 2nd TV Point Cable
9. Connectors for cutting cable and protective caps
10. Screws For Antenna Base Unit ( x 4 )
11. Adhesive
12. User manual

Mounting requirements and selecting location
Find a suitable position on the roof of your vehicle. Please ensure that
you have selected the correct position suitable for hole into the interior
of the vehicle and that it is suitable for a cable entry and is clear of any
obstructions. Cabinets and cupboards are usually a preference to ensure
a tidy installation. Also ensure that if it will be mounted near any other
antennas on the roof, please try to ensure at least 30cm of clearance
around the antenna to avoid and interference issues.
Requirements:
Drill
Pilot Drill-bit 2 - 3mm (for the antenna base screws)
Hole Cutter / Arbor - 15 - 20mm ( For the central cable entry hole)
Sealant
Pencil
Masking Tape.
Prepare and drill hole
Once the position has been decided use the base to mark the 4 drill holes
and using a pencil draw around the diameter of the base in position.
Remove the base and mark the centre, masking the panel area around
the hole position to protect the paintwork. Drill the hole and then
increase the hole diameter to approx. 20mm.
Remove any swarf and clean around the hole thoroughly so the antenna
and the adhesive can bond correctly with the surface. If the surface area
is metal apply some petroleum jelly or paint around the hole to prevent
corrosion.

Set up and xing the antenna
Before positioning the antenna on the roof, pass the 5 metre TV cable
through hole of the base followed by the 2 metre 4G cable and screen the
base to the antenna.
When positioning the antenna to on the roof, rstly pass the DTV cable
through the roof followed by the 4G cable. Add the adhesive to the base
of the antenna and position the antenna and align with the previously
drilled holes ready for securing to the antenna to the roof.
Apply some sealant to the drilled screw holes and using the self-tapping
screws, screw the base antenna base to the roof to further secure the
antenna . Apply some sealant over the screw holes of the base of the
antenna with the adhesive covering the screws to water proof the
installation. Run a bead of sealant around the base of the antenna to
further waterproof the installation
Screw the 4G module to the top of the Antenna.
Please note that you are also able to apply and x the base only to
the vehicle rst and then feed the cables down through the base and
through the vehicle but please note to take care when screwing the
antenna top as cables may twist when screwing the antenna body to
the base.

Mounting the TV booster box
Positioning the TV booster box and x with the two small screws
Measure the 5 metre DTV cable to the antenna input on the TV booster
box and cut the DTV cable to measure. Add the F type connector to the
cable and x to the TV antenna in put.
TV output 1
Use the remains of the 5 meter cut cable now add the 2nd F type
connector and add to the TV1 output. Connect TV output 1 to your TV or
TV socket then to your TV.
TV output 2
Use the 5 metre DTV cable and connect the F type connector to TV2
output then connect to second TV.
Connect the 12 volt DC cable to a 12 volt supply then plug into the power
input on the TV booster box.
Switch on the power with the switch on
the TV booster box. Turn up the strength
of the booster with the blue controller
towards the + symbol to about the +
symbol.
Tune TV 1 channel list for terrestrial TV then tune TV 2 again to terrestrial
TV, if you see break up of picture then increase the strength on the
booster by turning the strength control towards in the +direction.

Mounting the 4G docking station
When nding a location for the 4G docking station try to put as much
distance as possible between the 4G docking station and the TV booster
box as possible. The 4G cable from the antenna is 2 meters long allowing
sucient distance. Separating the 4G power box to the TV booster
ensures electromagnetic interference towards the TV reception is
minimalised. Separating the two by around 300 mm is recommended.
Fix the 4G docking station with the 2 small screws.
Use the 2 meter 12 volt power cable that comes with the 4G docking
station to connect to the same power source as the TV booster box. Plug
the power plug into the 4G docking station.
Mount the Falcon 4G router to the docking station
Mount the Falcon 4G router on the Magnet on the 4G docking station.
Plug in the USB power cable from the docking station into the router.
Note if the USB does not t rotate 180 degrees as the plug and the socket
has to be matched the correct way.
Plug the antenna cable to the antenna input on the router user the left
hand side input as indicated in the diagram.
Turn on the power on the 4G docking station, the light on the switch
should illuminate to conrm power on.
Turn on the Falcon 4G router by pressing and holding the power button
the router.

Router setup
Inserting the SIM card and battery
The back of the device can be removed to
reveal the battery in the device.
Remove the battery there you will see
2 slots as in the picture
The larger slot is the SIM card slot please insert the SIM face down with
the cut o corner in the same position as on the marking in the SIM
tray. Once the SIM has been inserted under the retaining bar, insert the
battery and x the back plate to the router.
Make sure your SIM card is topped up with credit before testing.
The router display
Mobile Network – This is the name of the network you are connected to.
The router is completely unlocked so will work on any network using a
contract or Pay As You Go SIM card.
Wi-Fi Name – This is the name of the Wi-Fi hotspot you need to connect
your device to.
Wi-Fi Password - Indicates the current Wi-Fi Password for the router.
Signal Strength – Indicates the strength of the signal and if you are
connected to 4G, 3G or 2G connection.
Send/Receive indicator – Indicates when data is being uploaded or
downloaded.
Wi-Fi on - Shows that the Wi-Fi is turned on.
SMS Messages – Indicates if there are any messages waiting for you.
Battery Level – Shows the level of the routers built in battery.

Connecting to the Falcon 4G hotspot
Connecting your phone, tablet, computer or any other Wi-Fi devices
to the Falcon 4G router is the same for connecting to any other Wi-Fi
network. On your device search for local Wi-Fi hotspots select Falcon 4G.
The password is found on the screen of your
router next to the key icon
The SSID will show as FALCON 4G by default but there is the option to
rename this SSID and change the password for the router in the Advance
options of the app noted in the Advanced Use Section of the manual.
Search for the SSID in the device you wish to connect to in the Wi
settings.
Please note that your preset network key ( Wi Password ) is the one
shown on the screen of the router. The default set password can also be
found on the inside of the router by removing the battery cover.
If you are logging in via a laptop and require to make any changes, enter
the default ip address of the router is 192.168.8.1in a brower window.
The default login password for the router is
Username : admin
Pasword: ( The Wi Network Key on the display of your router )
From here you can change the SSID, Network password, APN Settings and
also additional features.
If the router requires a full hard reset, please refer to the troubleshooting
section of this manual.
Example Wi
Password

Turning on Roaming for use abroad
If you are going to be using the Falcon 4G system abroad then you will
need to turn on roaming feature as follows:
1. Power the router on.
2. When the power is on press the menu button on the top 7
times until the DATA ROAMING option is highlighted on the
display.
3. Press the Power button on the front of the router until a tick
shows in the box.
4. Don’t enable“Wi-Fi Extender Mode”as this will disable the 4G
connection.
Advanced Use (optional)
There are additional settings that be accessed using an app on the
Apple or Android devices. This will allow you to view your data
usage in more detail, see what devices connected and change the
Wi-Fi name or password.
To install the app search for HiLink app with the icon shown
Changing password and hotspot name
Once the App is installed to your device to operate the App you must rst
turn on the Falcon 4G router then turn on the App in that order. It will
open log you in and show you the home page of the App with a set up
button, press this button and you will be given the option to change the
Wi-Fi network name and password if you wish. Press Next to continue. If
you are prompted for a password to change any features, this will be your
Wi key.

Checking remaining data
Press start on following screen and you
will now see the screen on the right that
shows how much data you have used,
battery and signal level and the devices
that are connected to your Falcon 4G router.
Press Set plan to set how much data
you have on your data plan so that it
will show you how much data you have left.
Tip:
If your 4G system stops working check your
Falcon 4G screen or use the App to check you
have remaining Data.
Setting your Data plan to your Falcon 4G router
To set your data plan details press the Settings button.
Set the “Start date”to the day of the month that your data allowances
resets and“Monthly data plan”to your data allowance.
Note: A Plan can only be set up in the app if the start and end date and
allowance is known, the Hi Link app also does not account for carried
over data allowances. If a ‘pay as you data sim is used please visit your
data provider for info on remaining data.
Checking your Data used
Go back and you will now see your data usage expressed as a percentage
with the amount used and data plan size below.
Additional Tools
Press the tools button to access some additional tools such as detailed
battery level and sending and receiving SMS messages. Do NOT enable
the Wi-Fi Extender function as this will switch OFF the 4G connection.

Troubleshooting
1. If you can connect to the Wi-Fi but you have no internet rst check
your data allowance. Also check the SIM is working in another device.
2. If you are abroad make sure you have turned on the roaming
feature.
3. Make sure you have NOT turned on the“Wi-fI Extender
Mode”as this will turn OFF the 4G connection.
4. If a factory reset is required on the router this can be achieved by
removing the rear cover and pressing in the Reset button and hold
for 5 seconds. Please note this will return all settings to factory
default and the login passwords will return the ones on the label on
the inner label under the battery.
5. If you at any point need to carry out a full hard factory reset of
the router, the username, password and SSID will all be reset to its
original factory settings. To access the router once this is done the
username and password will be as stated on the label under the
battery on the reverse of the router.
6. If you have changed SIM card provider and the Upward and
downward arrows are not showing symbolising data inbound and
outbound data then you may need to update your APN settings
on the router. This can be done by going to the HiLink App and
connecting to your router and clicking the cog on the right hand side
of the app and navigating to Network and Selecting Prole and +.
Below is a list of the APN Settings for some of the popular networks.
For further support, Please email [e-mail]
Name Username Password Access Point Name (APN)
EE eesecure secure everywhere
giga giga giga.com
O2 o2web password mobile.o2.co.uk
Sky Mobile mobile.sky
Three three.co.uk
Vodafone PAYG wap wap pp.vodafone.co.uk
Vodafone wap wap wap.vodafone.co.uk
Talkmobile wap wap talkmobile.co.uk
Virgin Mobile goto.virginmobile.uk
Tesco Mobile tescowap password prepay.tesco-mobile.com

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Kauf Ihrer neuen Falcon
4G LTE und DVB-T-Lösung.
Diese Anleitung führt Sie durch den Installations- und
Einrichtungsprozess.
Bitte beachten Sie, dass es wichtig ist, dass Sie Ihre Quittung für
den Kaufnachweis aufbewahren, um Hilfe und Unterstützung zu
erhalten.
Kontaktieren Sie uns in Deutschland
easynd24.de GmbH
Hauptstraße 9
57612 Idelberg
MAIL: info@easynd24.de
Festnetz: [phone] (Hotline, Normaltarif)
For product support please email
[e-mail]
UK Enquiries : 01928 759 239
International enquiries + 00 44 1928 759 239

TV Anschlusskabel
An die Steckdose oben
an schließen des Routers
Dockingstation
An TV Booster an-
schließen

Lieferumfang
Vielen Dank für den Kauf Ihres Falcon 4G DTV, bitte prüfen Sie
den Verpackungsinhalt anhand der untenstehenden Liste.
Verpackung Antennenbasis Antennenoberteil 4G Antenne
4G Router Docking Station &
Stromkabel
TV Booster &
Stromkabel
2nd TV Kabel
Verbindungen für
Kabel
4 x Schrauben für
Basis
Klebsto Bedienungsanlei-
tung
1. Verpackung
2. Antennenbasis
3. Dachantenne Oberteil mit 5 m Antennenkabel und 2 m 4G-Kabel
4. 4G Antenne
5. 4G Router mit USB Kabel
6. Router Docking Station mit Stromkabel + Schrauben ( x 2 )
7. TV Booster (DVB-T Verstärker) und 1 Meter Stromkabell und Schrauben ( x 2 )
8. 2tes TV Kabel
9. Verbindungen für Kabel
10. Schrauben für Antennenbasis ( x 4 )
11. Klebsto
12. Bedienungsanleitung

Montageanforderungen und Standortwahl
Finden Sie eine geeignete Position auf dem Dach Ihres Fahrzeugs. Bitte
stellen Sie sicher, dass Sie die richtige Position für das Loch im Innenraum
des Fahrzeugs ausgewählt haben, so, dass diese für eine Kabeleinführung
geeignet ist und keine Hindernisse aufweist. Schränke werden
aber normalerweise bevorzugt, um eine aufgeräumte, unsichtbare
Installation zu gewährleisten. Stellen Sie außerdem sicher, dass bei
einer Montage in der Nähe zu anderen Antennen auf dem Dach ein
Abstand von mindestens 30 cm um die Antenne eingehalten wird, um
Interferenzproblemen vozubeugen.
Bedarf:
Bohrmaschine
(Metall-)(Vor-)Bohrer 2 -3mm (für die Antennenbasisschrauben)
Lochschneider (Bohrer) / Dorn - 15 - 20 mm (für das zentrale
Kabeleinführungsloch)
Dichtmittel
Stift
Abdeckband.
Loch vorbereiten und bohren
Sobald die Position festgelegt wurde, markieren Sie mit Hilfe der Basis
die 4 Bohrlöcher und zeichnen Sie mit einem Stift den Umriss des
Sockels. Entfernen Sie die Basis und markieren Sie die Mitte. Decken
Sie mit Klebeband den Plattenbereich um die Lochposition ab, dies
soll den Lack schützen. Bohren Sie das Loch und erhöhen Sie dann den
Lochdurchmesser auf ca. 20mm.
Damit sich die Antenne und der Klebsto korrekt mit der Oberäche
verbinden kann, entfernen Sie alle Späne und reinigen Sie das Loch
gründlich. Wenn die Oberäche aus Metall besteht, tragen Sie etwas
Vaseline oder Farbe um das Loch auf, um Korrosion zu vermeiden.

Antenne aufstellen und befestigen
Bevor Sie die Antenne auf dem Dach positionieren, führen Sie das 5
m lange TV-Kabel durch das Loch der Basis, gefolgt vom 2 m langen
4G-Kabel, und schirmen Sie die Basis zur Antenne ab.
Wenn Sie die Antenne auf dem Dach positionieren, führen Sie zuerst
das DTV-Kabel durch das Dach, gefolgt vom 4G-Kabel. Fügen Sie den
Klebsto zur Basis der Antenne hinzu, positionieren Sie die Antenne und
richten Sie sie an den zuvor gebohrten Löchern aus, die zur Befestigung
an der Antenne auf dem Dach bereit sind.
Tragen Sie etwas Dichtmittel auf die gebohrten Schraubenlöcher auf
und schrauben Sie die Basisantennenbasis mit den selbstschneidenden
Schrauben auf das Dach, um die Antenne weiter zu sichern. Tragen Sie
etwas Dichtmittel auf die Schraubenlöcher der Antennenbasis auf, wobei
der Klebsto die Schrauben bedeckt, um die Installation wasserdicht zu
machen. Führen Sie eine Dichtungsperle um die Basis der Antenne, um
die Installation weiter wasserdicht zu machen
Schrauben Sie das 4G-Modul oben auf die Antenne.
Bitte beachten Sie, dass Sie die Basis auch nur am Fahrzeug anbringen
und befestigen können und dann die Kabel durch die Basis und durch
das Fahrzeug führen. Beachten Sie jedoch, dass Sie beim Anschrauben
der Antennenoberseite vorsichtig sein müssen, da sich die Kabel beim
Anschrauben der Antenne verdrehen können Körper zur Basis.

Montage der TV-Booster-Box
Positionieren Sie die TV-Booster-Box und befestigen Sie sie mit den
beiden kleinen Schrauben
Messen Sie das 5 m lange DTV-Kabel zum Antenneneingang der TV-
Booster-Box und schneiden Sie das zu messende DTV-Kabel ab. Fügen
Sie den Stecker vom Typ F zum Kabel hinzu und befestigen Sie ihn an der
eingesetzten TV-Antenne.
TV-Ausgang 1
Verwenden Sie die Reste des 5 Meter langen Kabels. Fügen Sie nun den 2.
F-Stecker hinzu und fügen Sie ihn dem TV1-Ausgang hinzu. Verbinden Sie
den TV-Ausgang 1 mit Ihrem Fernseher oder Ihrer TV-Buchse und dann
mit Ihrem Fernseher.
TV-Ausgang 2
Verwenden Sie das 5 m lange DTV-Kabel und verbinden Sie den F-Stecker
mit dem TV2-Ausgang. Schließen Sie dann das zweite Fernsehgerät an.
Schließen Sie das 12-Volt-Gleichstromkabel an eine 12-Volt-Versorgung
an und schließen Sie es an den Stromeingang der TV-Booster-Box an.
Schalten Sie die Stromversorgung bei
eingeschaltetem Schalter an die
TV-Booster-Box. Erhöhen Sie die Stärke
des Boosters mit dem blauen Regler in
Richtung des + Symbols auf ungefähr
das + Symbol.
Stellen Sie die TV 1-Kanalliste für terrestrisches Fernsehen ein und
stellen Sie TV 2 erneut auf terrestrisches Fernsehen ein. Wenn Sie eine
Bildunterbrechung sehen, erhöhen Sie die Stärke des Boosters, indem Sie
den Kraftregler in Richtung + drehen.