Winegard AIR 360+ User manual

INSTALLATION &
OPERATION MANUAL
OMNIDIRECTIONAL HDTV/FM ANTENNA
WIFI EXTENDER + 5G ROUTER*
Model - AR2-5G1
WINEGARD
®
AIR™360 PLUS 5G
Long range WiFi + 5G/4G antennas activated
by compatible Winegard Gateway 5G*
*PREPPED FOR
5G/WIFI
with Gateway 5G
(sold separately)
with Gateway 5G
(sold separately)
(sold separately)
GPS SATELLITE TV

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Welcome
Thank you for purchasing the Winegard® Air™ 360 Plus 5G and trusting
Winegard to bring the latest connectivity solutions to you while on the go.
This product, combined with the Winegard® Gateway™ 5G will provide you
more freedom when choosing where to adventure, all while bringing the
comforts of TV and secure internet to you and your devices. Before installing
or operating please read these instructions completely and carefully. Failure
to follow these instructions could cause damage to the product and/or RV.
If you have any questions or need help, email [e-mail] or call
1-800-288-8094.
Contents
Welcome........................................................................................................................ 1
Contents ........................................................................................................................ 1
Specifications............................................................................................................. 2
What’s In The Box...................................................................................................... 3
Product Information ................................................................................................. 4
Installation Instructions .......................................................................................... 5
TV Antenna Operation ............................................................................................11
Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................... 13
Approved Winegard Satellite Antennas ........................................................ 14
Warranty Statement................................................................................................15
Disclaimer
Although every eort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is correct and
complete, no company shall be held liable for any errors or omissions in this manual. Changes and
technological advances are continuously being made in the over-the-air and wireless market. Informa-
tion provided in this manual was accurate at time of printing. If the Winegard Air 360 Plus 5G or Gateway
5G do not function as expected, please contact Winegard Company at 1-800-288-8094, email help@
winegard.com, or visit our website at www.winegard.com.

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Specifications
• Designed for RV use
• Durable UV and weather resistant
• 360° Signal Reception
• High Definition VHF/UHF Digital
Signals
• ATSC 3.0 Ready
• Amplified
• State of the art pHEMT technology
with 4G LTE Filter
• Range – Up to 55 miles*
• Height – 7.73.”
• Diameter of dome – 17.25”
• Frequency Range:
– VHF 54 to 216 MHz
– UHF 470 to 700 MHz
– FM 87.5-108 MHz
• Gain – 18 dB
• Noise – 1 dB
• Impedance – 75 ohms
• Power Supply – DC 12V
• (1) WiFi antenna**
• (4) 5G/4G LTE antennas**
** For use with the Winegard
Gateway or Gateway 5G
*Antenna mileage figures based on average terrain. Actual receiving distance will
vary based on transmitting power, transmitting antenna tower height, global pattern
of transmitter, height of receiving antenna, weather conditions, & terrain between
receiving path including trees, buildings, hills, mountains, etc.
7.73” Ht.
17.25” Dia.

Prewire
hole cover
Barrel crimp
splice
Gateway Power
switch into
wall plate
Terminal
insulator (2)
Mounting
screw (10)
Coax to
audio cable
20'
Coax
cable
10' Power
cable
Winegard
antenna
power supply/
wall plate w/
hardware
Wall plate
screw (2)
Cable tie (1) not shown
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Dome
What’s In the Box
Installation Tools Needed (not included) – butyl tape, scissors, hole saw,
drill, Phillips screwdriver, crimping tool, 12 AWG and 18AWG power wire,
wire strippers.

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Product Information
Once installed, the Winegard Air 360 Plus 5G system will bring in local, high
definition, over-the-air broadcast television. It has also been specifically
designed to work with the Winegard Gateway 5G as a WiFi extender and
5G/4G LTE router. It is not intended to work with any other router system.
The Air 360 Plus 5G is designed for RVs with a roof-radius of 230 inches to
flat and with a maximum 7-inch roof thickness. It can replace another TV
antenna and utilize the coax cable that has already been installed. If doing
this, ensure the coax runs from the Winegard antenna to the Winegard wall
plate/power supply.
The Air 360 Plus 5G must be installed first before attempting to install the
Gateway 5G. Before installing, verify 5 WiFi/5G antenna cables, from the Air
360 Plus 5G, can reach the connection points on the Gateway 5G router,
inside the RV.
The Winegard Gateway 5G must be installed on the ceiling of the RV, directly
below the Air 360 Plus 5G. A +12V power cable must be ran to this location
from the Gateway 5G power switch.

OTA cable
Gateway 5G
Sold separately
1”-3" hole in roof
Gateway power cable
Red wire
to switch
Black wire
to ground
Ethernet cable (optional)
7" max roof thickness
To ANT IN
3A fuse
+12V DC 1" hole in ceiling
Must be directly
below hole in roof
Prewire hole cover
+12V DC
TV out 2
TV out 1
Ground
WiFi/5G cables
ANT IN
Safety Recommendations
Do not attempt to install this system in the rain or under any wet
conditions.
Do not paint this antenna. Painting the antenna will void the warranty.
Installation Instructions
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Before mounting the antenna, determine locations for both the TV antenna
wall plate/power supply and Gateway 5G wall plate/power supply. Keep in
mind the following:
• Coaxial cables will have to run from the HDTV wall plate/power supply to the
antenna and from the wall plate to each television.
• If using the Air 360 Plus 5G to receive FM stations, an additional coax cable
(not provided) will have to run from the wall plate (TV OUT 1 or 2) to the
coax to audio cable (provided) and into the radio.
• Coax cables will have to be routed through the roof, directly under the
perimeter of the antenna. It will not seal correctly for the cables to exit
under the flange. Failure to install correctly could cause damage to the
antenna and possibly the RV.

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• A +12V connection must be made to the back of both power supplies.
• The Winegard Gateway 5G can always be installed later, however it is
recommended to run the power cable to the intended mounting location of
the Gateway 5G router.
Choose a location for the antenna that meets the following requirements:
• Offers enough support for a secure installation
• Maintains adequate clearance from the edge of the roof and any
obstructions:
– clearance distance of 24 inches needed from center of antenna to front of
the vehicle.
– clearance distance of 18 inches needed from center of antenna to nearest
obstruction and to the edge of the roof.
24" 18" Obstruction
Front of vehicle
18"
Top of antenna
* Over-The-Air Antennas can be impacted by obstructions. For best performance, install the antenna
as far away from any obstructions as possible.
Installation Instructions cont.

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CAUTION: Do not overtighten the mounting screws. This could cause the
plastic flange to break.
Installation Instructions cont.
Step 1 – After selecting a spot
on the vehicle for the antenna,
drill a 1–3-inch hole in the roof
(DO NOT seal this hole) and
directly below drill a 1-inch hole
in the ceiling of the RV.
The ceiling hole must not be
greater than 1 inch. Otherwise,
the prewire hole cover will not
install.
Step 2 – Next, connect the
provided 20’ coax cable to the
over-the-air (OTA) connection
under the dome. If replacing an existing antenna, connect the coax cable
that is already installed to the OTA connection under the dome. Ensure that
the connection is finger tight. Connect another coax cable (not provided)
to the domed satellite connection inside the dome. Use a wrench to tighten
the connection in the opening provided (figure 1). Feed both coax cables
in the hole of the roof and route to the correct location of the TV wall plate/
power supply (OTA coax) and satellite receiver location (satellite coax).
Step 3 – Feed the other 5
cables (WiFi and 5G) down
into the roof hole and through
the ceiling of the RV. While
ensuring the cables stay in
the hole of the RV, position
the dome so that the domed
satellite F-Jack connection is
facing the rear of the vehicle
(figure 2).
Step 4 – It is recommended to use butyl tape (not provided) for extra
protection under the entire flange before screwing to the roof. Screw 6
approved mounting screws* into the
6 mounting holes around the flange
and into the roof of the RV.
Step 5 – Add approved sealant (check with RV manufacturer) completely
around the flanged base and over each screw.
Figure 1
OTA
Connection
Opening for wrench
Satellite connection
WiFi/5G cables
Figure 2
*Note: Before installing check with the
vehicle manufacturer on approved screws.

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Installation Instructions cont.
>If planning to install the Winegard Gateway now or at a later time:
Step 6 – Run the 10’ Gateway power cable from the hole where the five
antenna cables (yellow(2), green(2), and red) enter the ceiling of the RV to
the predetermined location of the Gateway wall plate/power supply. The
white connector of this power cable should be at the same location as the
yellow, green, and red connectors. The Winegard Gateway will use this
power cable. The bare wires of this power cable should be routed to where
the Gateway power switch will be installed.
Step 7 – (OPTIONAL) An ethernet cable can be run to the Gateway if hooking
to directly to an ethernet-enabled device, such as a smart TV. This will
provide better speed, lower latency, and a more reliable connection.
> If installing the Winegard Gateway 5G now, please review the Winegard
Gateway 5G installation manual followed by reviewing the Power Supply
Installation on page 10 of this manual.
> If installing the Gateway later continue to Step 8.
Step 8 – Lastly, zip tie the prewire power cable along with the 5G LTE and
WiFi cables to the notch on the backside of the white prewire hole cover.
Cut the excess length of the zip tie off and make sure all the cables are
tucked inside the ceiling before screwing the white prewire hole cover to
the ceiling with the 2 provided screws.

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Step 1 – The power supply may be flush mounted in most standard electrical
boxes. To flush mount, cut a hole in the wall to fit the box. Run two #12 wires
between the wall plate and +12 VDC source, and route downlead cable to
this location.
Step 2 – Make a 12-volt connection from the RV to the power supply. Install
the supplied terminals on wires from +12 VDC source and crimp the
terminals with an appropriate crimping tool.
Step 3 – Push the wires onto tabs on the back of the power supply. (“PWR”
and “GND” are also noted on the underside of the power supply electronics
board).
Step 4 – Connect the coax cable from the antenna to the “ANTENNA” port on
the power supply and tighten until finger tight. Then, tighten ¼ turn more.
Step 5 – If hooking up the antenna to two televisions, connect a coax cable
from the “SET 2” port to the “Antenna In” port on the second television. If
hooking up a cable input, connect the cable input to the “CABLE” port on
the power supply.
Step 6 – Connect the coax cable from the satellite connection from the
antenna to the satellite port on the back of the wall plate.
Step 7 - Mount the power supply in wall with the provided screws.
Step 8 – Connect a coax cable from the coax port on the front of the power
supply to the “Antenna In” coax port on the main TV.
Step 9 – Press the “ON” switch on the front of the power supply, and check
that the wall plate indicator light is on.
Power Supply Installation – TV Antenna
WARNING: The power supply should be turned off when connecting
cables.
Coaxial
port for
main TV
On/Off
button
Power &
Ground
tabs
Indicator
light

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On/Off rocker
switch (shown
in OFF Posi-
tion)
+12 V
from
vehicle
+12 V to
Gateway
Barrel crimp splice
ON
Power switch
into wall plate
Power Supply Installation – Gateway
Step 1 – Choose a location to install the
supplied Wall Plate with Power On/ Off
switch. When selecting a location, remember
that a +12VDC power cable will need to be
run from the Gateway to the switch.
Step 2 – For a wall or panel mount, drill or
use a hole saw to create a 1¼” hole. Pull the
Gateway’s power cable and the RV’s power
wire through the wall or panel.
Step 3 – Be sure the switch is in the OFF
position before continuing. Slide the power
switch into the wall plate.
Step 4 – Connect the +12V power wire from
the vehicle to a small red terminal insulator.
Crimp the connector.
Step 5 – Connect this small red terminal
insulator to the isolated spade of the power
switch.
Step 6 – Connect the red wire from the Gateway’s power cable to the other
small red terminal insulator. Crimp the connector.
Step 7 – Connect this small red terminal insulator to the middle spade on the
switch.
Step 8 –Slide the ground wire from the vehicle into one end of the barrel
crimp splice, and slide the black ground wire from the Gateway’s power
cable into the opposite end of the splice. Crimp the splice.
Step 9 – Mount the wall plate to the wall or panel with the two supplied wall
plate screws.
NOTE: This power supply is equipped with a polyswitch, which will shut down
+12 VDC if there is a direct short between the antenna and power supply. The
indicator light will not light. Once the short is eliminated, the device will reset
itself.

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First-time users must run a channel scan on your
TV to receive maximum programming.
Ensure the antenna power supply (wall plate) is
in the “ON” position and the green indicator light is
illuminated.
A channel scan will find all available channels
in your area, including any new channels and
subchannels that have been added in your area
since the last scan.
While the steps to perform a channel scan may vary
between televisions or compatible devices, the
steps below are some general guidelins to follow.
Channel Scan
– Using the television remote, select “Menu” and then “Settings.”
– Select “Channel Setup.”
– Select “Antenna” or “Air,” depending on your TV. Make sure you are not
on “Cable.”
– Select “Channel Search” or “Channel Scan.” Keep in mind that steps
to perform a channel scan may vary. If the wording in your TV differs
from the options shown, refer to your TV user manual for help.
NOTE: Running a channel scan is NOT the same as pressing Channel UP/
DOWN on your remote.
To receive maximum programming, you have to run a channel scan after
setting up the antenna. To keep your channel line-up up-to-date, it is a good
idea to run a channel scan monthly, anytime a channel is lost, and anytime you
change locations.
Gateway 5G Operation
See Gateway Installation and Operation Manual.
Power indicator light is
green when power is on.
Power button
TV Antenna Operation

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Winegard Gateway 5G
The Winegard Gateway 5G is compatible with
the Winegard Air 360 Plus 5G ONLY. It is the
accompanying piece to take your Air 360 Plus
5G to the next level in connectivity. The Gateway
(GW-1000) is also compatible; however, it will only
provide WiFi and 4G LTE connectivity.
Ceiling
Cap
Simple
DIY Hook up
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TEST POINT #1
+12 VDC at Antenna
White
GND
2ND Set
No +12 VDC
at this point
Set 2
Connection
+12 VDC
at
Antenna
Jack
TEST
POINT #2
Red
+12 VDC
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Troubleshooting
WARNING: Do NOT install couplers, splitters, etc. between the power supply
and the antenna. Installation of any item on the downlead may cause a short
in the system. The downlead supplies +12 VDC to the preamp in the antenna.
What to do when your RV/TV antenna is not working properly:
TO TEST SYSTEM-
Step 1 – Make sure TV set is working properly.
Step 2 – Switch power supply ON and OFF watching for difference in picture
quality. If there is NO difference, use following steps:
CAUTION: The power supply should be turned OFF when connecting/
disconnecting cables to power supply and antenna, but should be turned
ON when testing for voltage.
Step 3 – Disconnect cable from antenna and check for +12 VDC at Test Point
#1. If there is +12 VDC, the power supply is OK. Replace antenna.
Step 4 – If there is NO +12 VDC at Test Point #1, reconnect cable to antenna.
Remove power supply from wall and visually inspect for burned/broken
parts. If there are ANY broken/burned parts, replace power supply.
Step 5 – Disconnect cable
from antenna jack on
power supply. Check for
+12 VDC at Test Point
#2. If +12 VDC is present,
there is a cable problem
connecting the power
supply to the antenna.
Repair/replace cable.
Step 6 – If +12 VDC is not
present at Test Point
#2, be sure the green
indicator light is ON. If
not, check the polarity of
the red/white wires and
the +12 VDC source. If
there is still no +12 VDC,
replace power supply.

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Approved Winegard Satellite Antennas
The satellite antenna connection is recommended for Winegard domed
satellite TV antennas. The following satellite products have been tested.
Attempting to use with any other satellite antenna may not work.
Installation Requirements:
• The satellite antenna must be installed at a minimum of 6 feet away from
the Air 360 Plus 5G.
• Coax with weatherproof connectors should be used when connecting to
the satellite F-Jack on the Air 360 Plus 5G.
• If removing a satellite antenna, the factory installed F-Jack cap should be
reattached to avoid water intrusion and/or corrosion.
• The Playmaker and Pathway may require the purchase of a Winegard
power inserter (Winegard Model PI-GM60) if the coax cable run to the
satellite antenna exceeds the recommended length (25’).
DISH Playmaker, Pathway X1,
Carryout G2+ and G3

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