RaySat SpeedRay 1000 Operation manual

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Contents
SpeedRay™ Installation & User Manual
Table of Contents.............................................................................................................................2
1 SpeedRay™ 1000........................................................................................................................4
1.1 Installation & User Guide ......................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Icons.......................................................................................................................................... 5
2 Installation User and Safety Instructions...................................................................................6
3 Receiving Mobile Satellite TV ....................................................................................................8
3.1 Signal Reception....................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 Satellite Coverage..................................................................................................................... 8
3.3 Azimuth and Elevation ............................................................................................................ 8
3.4 Line of Sight (LOS) Interruption .............................................................................................. 8
3.5 Standing Water Interference ................................................................................................... 9
4 SpeedRay™ 1000 Components and Parameters .................................................................. 10
4.1 System Components ..............................................................................................................10
4.1.1 Antenna................................................................................................................................10
4.1.2 Indoor Unit (IDU)..................................................................................................................10
General System Parameters ........................................................................................................11
5 Installing the Antenna onto a Roof Rack .............................................................................. 12
5.1 Shipping Restraint .................................................................................................................13
5.2 Clamp Design..........................................................................................................................13
5.3 Installation Procedure............................................................................................................14
6 Installing the Indoor Unit (IDU) and Satellite Receiver ......................................................... 18
6.1 Placement of IDU and Receiver............................................................................................18
6.2 Installing the IDU ...................................................................................................................18
7 Installing the Antenna Cable.................................................................................................. 19
7.1 Routing the Cable ...................................................................................................................19
7.2 Technique 1.............................................................................................................................19
7.2.1 Routing Cables Through the Rear Hatch............................................................................19
7.2.2 Routing the Cable Through Two Panels..............................................................................21
7.3 Technique 2.............................................................................................................................21

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Contents
8 Connecting the Power for the SpeedRay™ 1000 ................................................................. 22
8.1 Procedure for Connecting to Switched Accessory Power....................................................22
8.2 Procedure for Alternative Power Connection.......................................................................23
8.2.1 Procedure for Alternative Power Connection for 230V .....................................................24
9 Operating the IDU..................................................................................................................... 25
9.1 Front Panel Controls...............................................................................................................25
9.2 IDU Cable Connections ..........................................................................................................26
9.3 Getting Started .......................................................................................................................27
9.4 Selecting the Satellite ............................................................................................................ 27
9.5 Front Panel Menu Options ..................................................................................................... 27
9.6 Diagnostics Menu...................................................................................................................28
Appendix AInstalling TNC Connector to RG58 Cable ......................................................... 30
Appendix B Troubleshooting ................................................................................................... 31
FCC Compliance ........................................................................................................................... 34
Most television, audio and video programming is protected by copyright and other laws. Recording or rebroadcasting
of paid or other public display may violate such laws and result in civil and/or criminal penalties.
Consumer is responsible for subscribing to a satellite broadcast service and for all subscription costs. Unauthorized
decoding of broadcast signals may violate applicable laws and result in civil and/or criminal penalties. Consumer
is also responsible for receiving an maintaining any and all product approvals required under applicable laws and
regulations.
RaySat has tried to make this manual user friendly and helpful. It is important that only qualied technicians install
the product. This manual is subject to change without notice.

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SpeedRay™ 1000
1.1 Installation & User Guide
RaySat’s SpeedRay™ 1000 is the innovative
antenna system that provides live satellite
TV to a vehicle, while in motion. Among its
many awards for technology and innovation,
RaySat is the 2005 recipient of the Frost &
Sullivan Emerging Technology of the Year
award. This manual will provide basic
instructions on how to install the
SpeedRay™ 1000 antenna and controller in
most vehicles and operate it safely.
1 SpeedRay 1000
Record your Serial & Part Numbers here:
KEY NOTE
Be sure to record serial and
part numbers of the receiver,
antenna and indoor unit, in the boxes
provided on this page before installation.
Antenna
Serial #
Part #
Part & serial numbers are located on the
bottom of the antenna near the TNC connector.
Indoor Unit (IDU)
Serial #
Part #
Part & serial numbers are located on the
bottom of the IDU.
DO NOT VIEW�
from�
Drivers Seat
Do NOT view from the driver’s seat!
WARNING:
DO NOT INSTALL AN
ACTIVE MONITOR IN
RANGE OF THE VEHICLE’S
DRIVER TO AVOID DISTRACTION
WHILE IN MOTION. This product
is intended for entertainment, program
selection, and viewing for rear seat
passengers in vehicles. Consult local law
concerning installation of televisions in
motor vehicles. Some countries may
prohibit TVs in motor vehicles, others
restrict placement of monitors.
Receiver
Receiver #
Model #
Smart Card#
Part & serial numbers are located on the
back of the receiver.

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1.2 Icons
User-friendly icons provide a visual reminder
to mark the important information necessary
to successfully operate and install the SpeedRay™
1000 antenna system.
They include:
1 SpeedRay 1000
WARNING
Alerts installers and customers
of important information
regarding personal safety to
avoid bodily injury.
CAUTION
Alerts installers and customers
to possible electrocution
hazards.
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
Marks the areas requiring
special tools and installation
procedures.
KEY NOTES
Helpful tips are indicated with a
key. They offer key suggestions
on efcient installation
procedures to get the maximum
performance from your system.
1.3 Various Hardware Kits
The SpeedRay™ 1000 system is comprised
of many parts. Be sure to verify the
complete shipment of your system before
beginning the installation. The Packing Kit
list is included inside of the IDU hardware
kit.

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Installation and
User Safety
Instructions
Read this manual thoroughly and carefully
before attempting to install or operate any
SpeedRay™ 1000 antenna system.
2 Installation and User Safety Instructions
Observe Warnings
Be sure to follow all warnings
and cautionary instructions in
this manual.
Follow Instructions
Observing these instructions
is critical to ensure proper
installation. Follow each detail to ensure
accurate and safe installation. NOTES,
indicated by the box above, will be
provided throughout the document to
assist in user-friendly installation and
operation of SpeedRay™ 1000 antenna
systems.
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
Verify that the roof rack is in
good condition and can support
the 24 kg antenna prior to installation.
Seek professional assistance to tighten or
adjust the mounting brackets, as required
for safety and safe operation of the vehicle.
WARNING
There are no user accessible
parts. Repairs to any
component of the SpeedRay™ 1000
should be performed only by RaySat
authorized technicians.
KEY NOTE
Be sure to save the shipping
box and packing materials
for the antenna. If the system needs to
be returned for maintenance, while under
warranty, you will be responsible for
proper packaging.
WARNING
IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOU
REMOVE THE SHIPPING
RESTRAINT BOLT LOCATED ON THE
BOTTOM OF THE ANTENNA BEFORE
BEGINNING INSTALLATION.
KEY NOTE
The customer’s Direct
Broadcast Satellite (DBS)
account must be set up BEFORE
beginning the SpeedRay™ 1000
installation.

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WARNING
The SpeedRay™ 1000 system
is specically designed
for use as it comes shipped – with the
housings and unit covers intact. Any
attempt to modify or to retrot this
product or its components will void the
warranty and may be hazardous.
KEY NOTE
Consumers should not attempt
repairs to any components in
the system! Only qualied and authorized
service personnel should repair damaged
or non-operational equipment. Evidence
of unauthorized repairs or tampering will
void the warranty.
CAUTION
Do not open or remove the
cover of the receiver, antenna
or indoor unit (IDU) to avoid exposure to
dangerous voltage.
CAUTION
To avoid re or electrical shock
by the receiver, indoor unit, or
other components, do not expose them
to rain or moisture (this does not include
the weatherproof antenna). The IDU and
receiver’s ventilation openings must not
be tampered with, covered or obstructed.
CAUTION
Make sure that the power to the
SpeedRay™ 1000 is ALWAYS
disconnected from the power source
BEFORE connecting or removing any
cables from the indoor unit (IDU).
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Receiving Mobile
Satellite TV
3.1 Signal Reception
The SpeedRay™ 1000 antenna can be used
to receive satellite television via the Direct
Broadcast Satellite (DBS) satellites, located
35,000 km in space. This system requires a
clear view to the skies above the equator to
maximize the signal reception. Other factors,
such as satellite coverage area, elevation
angle, and weather also contribute to the
signal quality (Figure 3-1).
3 Receiving Mobile Satellite TV
3.3 Azimuth and Elevation
The DBS satellites are located in the skies
above the equator. The SpeedRay™ 1000
is a sophisticated mobile antenna with a
satellite recognition and tracking system.
The antenna automatically determines and
maintains the proper azimuth and elevation
angle without user intervention. This
enables the system to receive satellite TV
while stationary or in motion.
3.2 Satellite Coverage
You must be located within the satellite’s
coverage area for proper reception. As you
begin to travel outside of this coverage area,
the signal becomes weaker.
3.4 Line of Sight (LOS) Interruption
The SpeedRay™1000 needs a clear line
of sight (LOS), or view to the satellite for
uninterrupted reception. Objects such
as buildings, mountains, bridges, tunnels
and trees that block this view will cause
a loss of signal (Figure 3-2). The signal
will, however, be quickly restored once the
antenna has a clear LOS again.
3-1 Satellite Elevation Look Angle
3-2 Obstacles Blocking Signal

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Heavy rain, snow or ice may also interfere
with the signal reception. Stray signals from
radio or television broadcast towers may also
affect the satellite signal.
3.5 Standing Water Interference
When a vehicle is parked, rain and morning
dew may collect on the radome of the
SpeedRay™ 1000. This may cause
interference with satellite reception. Once
the vehicle is in motion, any standing
water on the antenna should roll off and the
interference resolved. Clean the radome
with a soft, clean cloth if necessary. Some
aftermarket water repellents are also
available to help reduce rain and dew from
building up on the antenna.
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4 SpeedRay Components and Parameters
4.1 System Components
The SpeedRay™ 1000 satellite TV delivery
system is comprised of the following
components:
4.1.1 Antenna
The SpeedRay™ 1000 antenna houses the
electronics within a weather-tight radome
(plastic housing). It is mounted to the
vehicle’s roof rack and connected with a
single coaxial cable to the IDU inside the
vehicle.
4.1.2 Indoor Unit (IDU)
The IDU supplies power and commands to
the SpeedRay™ 1000 antenna. This device
allows for selection of the satellite from
which you wish to receive a signal. It is
collocated with the satellite receiver inside
the vehicle.
SpeedRay™ 1000
Components
and Parameters

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4 SpeedRay Components and Parameters
SpeedRay™ 1000 - General System Parameters
Parameter, Unit
General description of the product,
Purpose, Functions etc.
Multi-panel, low profile, mechanical steering antenna. Suitable for
vehicle roof mounting. Ensures reliable DBS reception on moving
vehicles.
General system parameters IDU ODU Notes
Dimensions, cm 18.3 x 20.1 x 5.1 115.3 x 90 x 15
Weight, kg 2.7 24
Frequency Band, GHz -- 11.7 – 12.75
Polarization -- Single linear Simultaneous
Azimuth Beam Coverage, deg -- 0 - 360 Mechanical
Elevation Beam Coverage, deg -- 20 - 70 Mechanical &
Electrical
G/T, dB/K -- 6.0 - 10.0
Cross-Polarization Discrimination, dB -- ≥15.0 dB
PSLL, dB -- ≤-6.0dB
IF output, MHz -- 950 - 2150
Output dynamic range, dBm -- -70 - -30
Impedance, ohm 75 75
Connector Type TNC & F-type
female TNC female
Tracking speed, deg/s -- 60
Tracking error, deg -- ±0.6 With acceleration
at 360°/sec
2
External DC voltage, V 12 30 Nominal
Power consumption, W 7 52
Assumed satellite
receiver
consumption 15W
Satellite search & recognition Automatic Automatic GPS based
Multi-satellite support Yes --
Multi-user support Yes --
PC control / monitoring On demand On demand from IDU Via RS-232 cable
Number of required cables from ODU -- Single coaxial cable Multiplexed
RF, DC & Control
Operating temperature range, °C-25 - 50
7(H) x 18.7(L) x 23.2(W)
1.3

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Installing the
Antenna onto a
Roof Rack
This section offers a general explanation of
how to properly install the SpeedRay™ 1000
antenna to the vehicle’s roof rack.
5 Installing the Antenna onto a Roof Rack
WARNING
The SpeedRay™ 1000, when
properly installed, increases
the vehicle height by 10-22cm over the
existing roof rack or cab. Make sure you
are aware of the new height of the vehicle
with the antenna and mount above the roof
rack. Use caution when driving under
overpasses, parking garages and other low
clearance areas.
WARNING
IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOU
REMOVE THE SHIPPING
RESTRAINT BOLT LOCATED ON THE
BOTTOM OF THE ANTENNA BEFORE
BEGINNING INSTALLATION.
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
Do not ip the antenna upside
down while removing the
shipping restraint bolt. Doing so may
result in serious damage to the antenna.
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
Be sure to thoroughly inspect
the vehicle’s roof rack to ensure
it can support the weight of the 24 kg
antenna.
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
The SpeedRay™ 1000 antenna
installation hardware provided
in your kit will t almost any design of
roof rack. There are, however, some
vehicles with larger crossbars that may
not be compatible with the provided
mount.
avoid strain or injury.
WARNING
Always use two people to move
or lift the 24 kg antenna to
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
Be sure to install the
SpeedRay™ 1000 antenna as
far away as possible from any satellite
radio antennas to prevent interference.
KEY NOTE
The customer’s Direct
Broadcast Satellite (DBS)
account must be set up BEFORE beginning
the SpeedRay™ 1000 installation.

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5.2 Clamp Design
The SpeedRay™ 1000 antenna clamps
onto a vehicle’s roof rack crossbars with
an adjustable, padded clamping system
designed to secure the unit onto the xed
crossbars (Figure 5-2). Installers should
conrm good condition of the roof rack
and crossbars before installing the
antenna.
5.1 Shipping Restraint Bolt
1. Place the antenna on a at cushioned
surface, such as a table top, and remove the
shipping restraint bolt located under the
antenna (Figure 5-1). Be sure to replace
the shipping restraint bolt with the webring
plug.
Figure 5-1 Remove the shipping restraint bolt with a 3mm
Allen wrench and insert webring plug.
Bottom of antenna
WARNING
Be sure to use only the
hardware provided in the
hardware kit. Substituting any hardware
or making any modications may result
in an improper and unsafe installation.
Install all hardware according to this
guide.
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
Use a towel or moving cloth to
protect the roof of the vehicle
while installing the antenna.
Figure 5-3 Bracket spacer between bracket and antenna.
2. There are two different size bracket
spacers provided with the antenna. The
1.3cm spacer comes installed between the
bracket and antenna for ready-to-mount
capability. An alternate 2.5cm spacer
is also provided in the kit for higher
placement of the antenna onto the crossbars
in appropriate conditions (Figure 5-3).
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Figure 5-2 Brackets can accommodate different size
crossbars, as well as uneven crossbar girth.

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5.3 Installation Procedure
To install the antenna:
1. Perform a thorough inspection to make
sure the roof rack is secure and not
damaged and that it can support the weight
of the 24 kg antenna under foreseeable
driving conditions.
2. Position the roof rack crossbars 95cm
apart, measured center-to-center (Figure
5-4). The distance between the bottom
of the antenna and the vehicle’s roof will
determine which size bracket spacer to use.
5. Using two people, place the antenna
onto the roof rack to measure the distance
between the antenna and the roof.
3. Place a soft cloth or moving towel onto the
vehicle’s roof to protect from scratching
and damage during the installation.
Figure 5-5 Top mounting bracket with rubber pad.
4. Insert the rubber pads onto the top
brackets under the antenna (Figure 5-5).
5 Installing the Antenna onto a Roof Rack
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
Be sure to install the
SpeedRay™ 1000 antenna as
far away as possible from any satellite
radio antennas to prevent interference.
Figure 5-4 Crossbar positioning on roof rack.
Cross Bars�
35-/2" apart
Crossbars at
95cm

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6. Make sure that there is at least 2.5cm of
space between the base of the antenna and
the vehicle roof (Figure 5-6).
10. Orient the antenna so that the antenna’s
cable connection is located toward the rear
of the vehicle (Figure 5-7). Measure the
distance between the antenna’s mounting
bracket to the roof’s edge to make sure the
antenna is centered on the roof. Complete
this for the front and rear crossbars
(Figure 5-8).
9. If the distance between the antenna’s
base and the vehicle’s roof is less than
2.5cm, even with the largest spacer used,
attach a large section of rubber or foam to
the bottom of the antenna to protect the
vehicle’s roof.
Figure 5-7 Position TNC connector toward rear of vehicle.
Figure 5-8 Centering the antenna on roof.
Equal distance to the center of the roof.
Figure 5-6 Leave a 2.5cm space between the antenna and
vehicle roof.
1" Clearance�
To Vehicle Roof
2.5cm clearance to
vehicle’s roof
7. Check to see if sun/moon roof or other
vent system will work properly without
interfering with the antenna or mounting
brackets.
8. If the distance between the base of the
antenna and the vehicle’s roof is less than
2.5cm (Figure 5-6), use the supplied 4mm
Allen wrench to remove the two head
screws that secure each mounting bracket.
Replace the 1.3cm spacer with a 2.5cm
spacer. If the antenna-to-roof distance is
already 2.5cm, continue to the next step.
5 Installing the Antenna onto a Roof Rack
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
Failing to leave at least a 2.5cm
space between the SpeedRay™
1000 antenna and the vehicle’s roof may
result in damage to the roof due to the
bouncing of the antenna while the vehicle
is in motion.

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13. Insert the rubber pads onto the four
bottom brackets supplied in the kit
(Figure 5-11).
Figure 5-11 Place the bottom bracket under the crossbar.
11. Once the antenna is centered on the
vehicle’s crossbars, verify that all four
mounting brackets are ush. Ensure that as
much of the crossbar’s surface is covered
by the rubber pad as possible. If any of
the brackets are raised above the crossbars,
insert the provided mounting bracket
spacers between the top bracket and rubber
pad (Figure 5-9).
5 Installing the Antenna onto a Roof Rack
WARNING
Ensure that the mounting
brackets are secured adequately
so that as much of the crossbar’s surface
is covered by the top and bottom clamps
as possible. Failure to do so may cause
antenna to become unstable.
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
It is highly recommended that
a low strength liquid thread
lock be applied to the head screws before
inserting into the brackets.
12. Crossbars that are arched, may require
bracket spacers to be attached to the antenna.
Insert these bracket spacers on the three
brackets located opposite the azimuth
motor (Figure 5-10).



     
azimuth
motor
Figure 5-10 Mounting bracket spacers.
Figure 5-9 Inserting bracket spacers.

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14. Insert two head screws through the top
of the antenna and down into the top and
bottom brackets (Figure 5-12).
WARNING
Make sure the customer is
aware of the new maximum
height of the vehicle (unloaded) with the
antenna installed onto the roof rack. Use
caution when driving under overpasses,
tree limbs, into garages and into low
clearance areas.
KEY NOTE
Once all four mounting
brackets are tightened and the
antenna has been installed onto the roof
rack, complete a thorough inspection of
all four brackets to ensure the antenna is
secure and stable.
15. Secure the bottom bracket with the
appropriate head screws. Make sure that
as much of the rubber on the mounting
brackets cover as much of the crossbars as
possible.
16. Fully tighten the end head screw with the
supplied Allen wrench (Figure 5-13). Do
not overtighten.
Figure 5-12 Inserting head screws.
Figure 5-13 Secure clamp with head screw.
Figure 5-14 Placement of top cover plug.
17. Once all mounting brackets are in place
and secure, snap the provided top cover
plugs into the antenna to cover the access
for the head screws (Figure 5-14).
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Installing the
Indoor Unit (IDU)
and Satellite
Receiver
This section offers a general explanation of
how to properly install the IDU and satellite
receiver to the inside of the vehicle’s body.
6.1 Placement of IDU and Receiver
1. The RF cable is routed from the antenna to
the IDU inside the vehicle. Decide where
to locate the IDU and satellite receiver,
and make sure that both units are placed in
a dry and protected area. Typically, they
are placed under a seat for protection. The
IDU and satellite receiver should be placed
away from any heat source and in an area
with proper ventilation. Ensure that there
is at least 5cm of space around both units
for ventilation and connection of cables.
NOTE
Ensure that the IDU and
receiver have at least 5cm of
space around both units for proper
ventilation. Do not stack the units on
top of each other.
6.2 Installing the IDU
1. Use the supplied self tapping screws
to install the IDU to the vehicle’s body
(Figure 6-1).
6 Installing the IDU and Receiver
the improper drilling through the body of
the vehicle. Only a trained automotive
technician should perform this installation.
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
RaySat is not responsible for
damage caused to vehicles by
Figure 6-1 Mounting the IDU.

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Installing the
Antenna Cable
This section will explain the proper method
for connecting the cable to the antenna, as
well as routing the coaxial cable from the
antenna to the indoor unit (IDU) location.
7.1 Routing the Cable
There are two basic techniques for bringing
the antenna cable into the vehicle, through an
existing point of entry (POE) or by drilling
the POE.
7.2 Technique 1
The rst option is to route the cable into
the vehicle through an existing POE, such
as behind the rear hatch, between two body
panels or through a grommet.
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
Only a trained automotive
technician should perform
this installation. RaySat is not responsible
for any damage caused to vehicles by the
improper drilling or installation of antenna
cable through the roof or body of the
vehicle.
7.2.1 Routing Cables Through the
Rear Hatch
1. Connect one end of the TNC connector to
the back of the antenna at the rear of the
vehicle (Figure 7-1). Do not overtighten
this connection . The connection at the
antenna should be weatherized and
protected from outside elements through
the use of weather tape or silicone grease.
KEY NOTE
Due to the extensive variety
of vehicles on the market, it
is impossible to cover all of the possible
and appropriate wiring specications for
every vehicle. Should you decide to run
the cable between body panels, take every
precaution to avoid areas prone to water
inltration, and to prevent damage to the
vehicle’s body. If the space between the
vehicle’s panels is too small, look for an
alternate routing option.
Figure 7-1 Connector input for TNC connector.
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Figure 7-2 Open hatch routing method.
3. Close the hatch gently and carefully
inspect the cable to make certain that it
is not bent, pinched or damaged. There
may be extra coaxial cable left once it has
been routed inside of the vehicle to the
desired location. You may coil and tie the
excess cable and place it near the IDU and
receiver. You may also cut the cable to
the length needed and install a new TNC
connector. Refer to Appendix A for proper
installation of TNC connectors.
4. Once the cable has been routed from the
antenna to the IDU, the cable must be
properly secured to the roof rack crossbars
with tie-wraps. In appropriate situations,
you may use self-adhesive cable straps to
secure the cable to the vehicle (Figure 7-3).
2. Run the cable along the roof rack of the
vehicle, back to the hatch. With the hatch
open, route the cable behind the hatch to
inside the vehicle (Figure 7-2 ).
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
Only a trained automotive
installer should run cable
or remove the vehicle’s headliner.
Improperly removing this material may
result in tearing, water inltration and
other damage to the vehicle and its
contents. RaySat is not responsible
for damage caused to vehicles due to
improper drilling or removal of interior
headliners.
TOOLS & INSTALLATION
Prior to the cable entering the
vehicle, create a drip loop to
prevent water from entering the vehicle
and causing damage
Figure 7-3 Tie wrap cable to roof rack.
7 Installing the Antenna Cable