Winegard Trav'ler Pro User manual

Automatic Multi-Satellite TV Antenna
Installation Manual
Model SK2SHAW
Trav'ler®Pro Shaw®Antenna
2452487 REV 6-22
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46″
37″
Skew housing
Lift arms
Under
10"
Before Installing the Antenna
You have selected the Winegard®Trav 'ler®Pro automatic multi-satellite TV antenna, with a low travel height (under ten inches). The
Trav'ler Pro antenna will deliver the ability to view multiple satellites at the same time with unmatched signal strength, maximum HD
capabilities, and easy-to-use functionality—just like you get at home. This manual provides important information on the installation of
your Trav'ler Pro antenna on an RV. Please take time to read the manual in its entirety before installing or operating your antenna.
Safety Recommendations
Do not attempt to install this system in the rain or under any
wet conditions. Moisture may affect electronics and void
your warranty.
Do not paint this antenna. Painting the Trav‘ler Pro antenna
will void your warranty.
Pay attention to the pinch point as the antenna raises.
The pinch point should be labeled on the antenna (see figure
2). Make sure the pinch point is free of obstructions during the
raise or stow sequence.
If you do not have access to a scissor lift, the recommended
way to carry the turret assembly to the roof is by the skew
housing, lift arms, or the lip at the base of the turret.
Do NOT carry the turret assembly by the feed arm or plastic
bracket at the end of the feed arm/LNB assembly
(figures 1.A,B).
Specifications
Depending on location and receiver type, the following
satellites can be accessed with the Trav’ler Pro Shaw Direct
antenna during automatic operation: 107°, 111°.
Assembled unit (stowed): 9.75" H x 37" W x 46" L
Mount base: 21" W x 24" L
Unit weight: 54 pounds
Shipping weight:59 pounds (mount) 33.5 pounds (reflector,
LNBF, and feed arm)
Pinch point (labeled)
FIGURE 2. Pinch point
FIGURE 1.A. Dimensions of SK2SHAW
B. Stowed
A,B. Location of skew housing, lift arms,
and lip at the base of the turret
Tools Needed (Not included)
1/2" wrench or socket
5/16" nut driver or standard screwdriver
Cordless drill
1" drill bit or hole saw
7/16" wrench (for coax fittings)
RV manufacturer recommended Dicor or lap sealant
A.
B.
Pay attention to
the pinch point as
the antenna raises.
Lip of turret
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Mounting
screw (20)
24” AC power cord
Reflector /LNB arm
Cable entry
plate
30’ Black coax cable
Interface box
power supply
Mount base with 30' power/control cable
Interface box (IDU)
Preinstalled on
transition plate
Parts
Clearance Requirements
The arm of the Trav’ler Pro antenna extends 33" from the
center of the base and may operate only 6" above the surface
to which the Trav’ler Pro antenna is mounted. To ensure you
have adequate clearance for the Trav’ler Pro antenna to safely
operate, check that there are no obstructions taller than 6"
within 33"of the center of the base.
Also, check that there are no obstructions (such as tree
limbs) above the antenna that will prevent it from raising. At
its highest point, the antenna will extend to 39" above the roof to
which it is mounted (see figure 3).
39"
FIGURE 3. Range of motion for Trav’ler Pro Shaw Direct antenna
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SKA-004
Sold separately
46"
Antenna shown is in stowed position
37"
Bottom of
turret base
TIP When installing the antenna on a rubber roof, Winegard recommends using a model SKA-004
roller plate, which is designed to create a solid
landing area for the roller. If not using this plate,
make sure that the roller does not come in
contact with any rib supports or bubbles in the
roof when in operation. Failure to do so may
result in damage to the roof.
Choose Antenna Location
1. For best performance and to reduce signal-acquisition time,
park the vehicle on a level surface that is free of obstructions
such as trees or large buildings. Make sure you have a clear
view of the southern sky.
2. Before removing the Trav'ler Pro antenna from its box,
contact your RV dealer or manufacturer. Your RV may be
pre-wired or have a reinforced area for this system.
3. Then, choose a location on the roof that meets the following
requirements:
a. Offers enough support for a secure installation.
b. Allows antenna to raise and rotate without interference
from other roof-mounted equipment.
c. Has a minimum roof space of 46" x 37" for the antenna
(figure 4).
d. Lacks obstructions taller than 6" mounted within a 33"
radius from the center of the Trav’ler Pro base. See page
4, figure 5.
e. Has a gap of less than 3/16" between the bottom of the
transition plate and the roof.
f. Is within 5 degrees of level, or the system may require
more time to locate satellites (for best operation, must
be within 3 degrees of level).
Choose a Location for the
Cables to Enter the Vehicle
Once you have chosen a location for the Trav'ler Pro antenna,
select a location for the cables to enter the vehicle. Keep in mind
the following:
1. The Trav'ler Pro interface box (IDU) must plug into a 110 V outlet,
and requires adequate ventilation.
2. The 24" AC power cord must be long enough to extend from
the outlet to the IDU power supply, which will then connect to
the IDU.
3. The 30' power/control cable must be long enough to extend
from the antenna base to the IDU.
4. One 30" coax cable will need to be run from the mount base to
each receiver inside the vehicle. Note that the provided coax
cables only include a connector on one end (page 5, figure 7).
5. Wires should not be run through the striped area (see figure 4).
Anything in the striped area will interfere with the operation of
the Trav'ler Pro antenna and may cause damage to the object
or to the antenna.
Make sure cables are long enough to reach their destination
points inside the vehicle. For power/control cable runs
longer than 30', an extension may be purchased. Winegard
recommends using Model CL-SK26 25' extension cable.
Do not exceed 55' of cable!
WARNING  Do not install
the antenna in a location where a gap of
3/16" or more exists between the bottom
of the transition plate and the roof, as the
antenna may damage the roof.
WARNING Winegard is NOT liable for damage, expenses,
or injury caused by improper installation.
CL-SK 26
Sold separately
FIGURE 4. Marked area indicates
where cables should not be run
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FIGURE 5. Antenna (without reflector) installed parallel
to centerline of RV
FIGURE 6. Area to apply sealant; cover screw heads;
no sealant above the transition plate
Install the Antenna
New Installation (for upgrade instructions go to pg 7)
1. Place the Trav'ler Pro antenna on the roof where you
plan to install it. On the mount base, the transition plate
is marked "FRONT" and "BACK." Rotate the Trav'ler
Pro antenna until the front of the mount base faces
the front of the RV. The Trav'ler Pro antenna must be
installed on or parallel to the centerline of the coach
(see figure 5). If you are upgrading from the
original Trav’ler to the Trav'ler Pro, skip to page 7.
2. Verify that the part of the transition plate marked
"FRONT" is facing the front of the vehicle (see inset
at right).
3. Mark the location where the nine screw holes will
go through the transition plate. It is important that
you can see these marks on the roof of the RV. Then,
move the mount base out of the installation area. It is
recommended that you do not pre-drill the screw
holes at this time.
4. To prevent water from getting into the mount
base, use a solid line of approved sealant
to connect the marks in the shape of the
base. This step must be completed, or the
unit may fail due to corrosion. Replace the
Trav’ler Pro antenna base.
5. Before using the supplied mounting screws, check
with your vehicle manufacturer for any special screw
requirements. Then, screw the antenna base to the
roof using nine mounting screws.
6. Run a solid bead of sealant around the edge
where the transition plate meets the roof,
making sure to cover each screw head. Be
careful not to get any sealant above the
transition plate (see figure 6).
Note: When the sealant around the transition plate and
the cable entry plate has begun to cure, check that
there is nothing above the unit that might prevent the
antenna from raising. Then follow the instructions to
raise the antenna for the reflector, feed arm, and LNB
installation (page 6).
No obstructions
taller than 6
in a 33" radius
Centerline
of RV
33"
Front of RV
Mount on or parallel
to centerline of RV
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Mounting
screw (8)
TIP Depending on the length of the cable on the roof, you may need to use cable clamps between the
unit and the cable entry plate. Clamping every 12"–16"
should eliminate any unnecessary cable movement.
Overall Setup
1. Drill a 1" hole in the roof, and push the power/control cable and
coax cables through the hole. Place the supplied cable entry
plate over the hole and cables, and screw the plate in place
using eight of the supplied mounting screws. Seal the plate and
screw holes with approved sealant (not included).
2. Connect the power/control cable running from the mount base
to the “DC OUT/ANT COMM” port of the IDU.
3. Connect the power supply to the “DC IN” port of the IDU.
4. Connect one end of the AC power cord to the power supply
and the other end to a 110 V outlet. Powering on the IDU will not
raise the antenna.
5. Connect a coax cable from the mount base to each receiver. The
receiver(s) should already be connected to the TV(s). Note that
the provided coax cable only includes a connector on one end.
FIGU RE 7. Setup with fully assembled antenna
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Receiver
Interface Box
Power Supply
Receiver

Install the Reflector, LNBF,
& Feed Arm (New Install)
Note that the reflector, LNBF, and feed arm are packaged
separately as SKA-733.
1. Once the power cord (48 V DC) is applied to back of the IDU,
the IDU will automatically power on. Powering on the IDU
will not raise the antenna. Please wait until the READY state
appears on screen to continue.
2. To access Service Mode on the
IDU, press and hold the Power
button for three seconds. This
will bring up the settings menu
in the IDU.
3. By pressing the Search (up) or Stow (down) button
you can scroll through the available options until
the asterisk is next to Service Mode. Pressing the
Power button will confirm your selection.
4. Pressing the Search button (left) or Stow button (right) allows
you to scroll left and right on the cancel and confirm options.
Pressing the Power button will confirm your selection
5. Once SERVICE MODE has been confirmed, the antenna will
automatically raise.
6. Insert the two longer screws into the top two holes in the front
of the reflector.
7. Slide a wedge-shaped clamp onto each screw sticking out the
back of the reflector.
8. Thread a nut onto each screw; make sure the nut is tight to
keep the clamp from falling.
9. Align the two anchor posts on the back of the reflector with
the two notches in the skew plate (see figure 8). Then, set the
reflector on the skew plate; the reflector should be positioned
with the LNB arm at the bottom of the plate. Carefully use the
clamps on the back of the reflector to hold the reflector in place
(see figure 9); make sure that the thicker part of the clamp is to
the outside of the reflector.
10. Once the top screws and clamps are in place, install the lower
screws and clamps.
11. With the bracket mounted securely, connect the four coax
cables to the mount (see figure 10A).
12. Locate the cable tie on the coax cables that you just connected
to the mount. Place the p-clamp on the cables so that it is just
below this cable tie. If the cable tie is missing, install the clamp
14" from the end of the connectors.
13. Carefully screw this clamp to the front of the lift arm using the
provided 5/16" screw (see figure 10B).
Warning: Be careful not to strip out the hole for the 5/16" screw
when you replace the clamp holding the coax cables to the
arm. Do not use a power tool. Do not overtighten this screw.
14. Once installed, press and hold the Power button for three
seconds to re-enter the Settings Menu.
15. With the asterisk next to Normal Mode, press the
Power button to confirm selected mode. This will
leave the satellite antenna up and in the ready state.
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FIGURE 10. Installing LNBF, and feed arm.
A, Coax cables connected. B, P-clamp on lift arm.
FIGURE 9. Installing reflector: Reflector held on skew
plate with clamps.
FIGURE 8. Setup with fully assembled antenna
B
A
Notches in
skew plate
Anchor posts in
reflector
+
+
*NORMAL MODE
LOW POWER MODE
TRAVEL MODE
SERVICE MODE
SERVICE MODE
WILL RAISE
ANTENNA
CANCEL *CONFIRM
*NORMAL MODE
LOW POWER MODE
TRAVEL MODE
SERVICE MODE
WARNING 
Entering SERVICE MODE will raise the
antenna. Please check for obstructions
prior to selecting CONFIRM to enable SERVICE MODE .

Exterior nut
Power/control
cable
Retaining nut,
power coupler
Retaining
nut
Power coupler
Power/control cable
Screws (4)
Raise Antenna
*Yes No Raise Antenna
In Progress... Raise Antenna
Motor Stalled
Install Password
000█
Raise Antenna*
Lower Antenna
Installation*
Exit
Enter User Menu?
*Yes No
2
1
3
4 5
6
7
NOTE You may need to use an adjustable wrench to loosen the retaining nut.
WARNING 
Be careful not to lose the
retaining nut inside the turret.
Upgrade Installation
Upgrade to Trav'ler Pro
Raise the Antenna.
1. Power on the IDU by pressing and holding the Power button
for three seconds, then press and hold the Enter button to
enter the USER MENU figure ..
2. Once "Enter User Menu?" appears, press the Select button
to move the asterisk to "Yes" and press ENTER figure ..
3. Press SELECT twice until "Installation" is on the top line
with an asterisk and press ENTER figure ..
4. You will be prompted to enter the password. Press ENTER
four times figure ..
5. Press SELECT until "Raise Antenna" is on the top line with
an asterisk and press ENTER figure ..
6. Press SELECT to the move the asterisk to "Yes" and press
ENTER. You will need to repeat the "Raise Antenna" process
until you see the “Raise Antenna Motor Stalled” message
figure ..
Power off IDU by pressing and holding POWER and SELECT
simultaneously. If done correctly, you will receive a "Powering
Off Thank You" message.
7. Please unplug the power/control cable by pressing down the
locking tab and gently pulling the cable out of the "DC OUT/
ANT. COMM." terminal. Now remove the DC power cord from
the "DC IN" terminal figure ..
8. Proceed to the roof to remove the turret.
Disconnect the Cables
1. Remove the four 5/16” screws from the cable cover, and
remove the cable cover (figure 12).
2. Unclip the power coupler from the internal power cable.
Unthread and remove the power/control cable retraining nut
located inside the turret. See figures 13 and 14.
FIGURE 12. Remove the four screws on the cover.
FIGURE 14. Power coupler unclipped
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FIGURE 13. Unclip the power coupler
FIGURE 11. IDU screens to raise the antenna.

Remove the Reflector (optional)
Once the IDU has been powered off and the power/control
cable and power cord have been disconnected you are ready to
remove the reflector. The tools needed are a ½" wrench
or socket.
1. To remove the reflector, carefully unscrew the p-clamp on the
front of the lift arm (figure 15.A).
2. Remove the cable tie connecting the coax cables to the mount.
3. Disconnect the four coax cables on the mount (figure 15.B).
4. Remove the two clamps and nuts from the lower bolts on the
back of the reflector.
5. Remove the top two clamps and nuts. Lift the reflector up
and off of the skew plate.
Remove the Turret
1. Remove the nine 5/16" screws around the edge of the
transition plate (see figure 16).
Install the New Turret
1. If the base seal or gasket is on the transition plate
make sure to remove both (see Figure 17).
2. The Trav’ler Pro has a new gasket included. Once the
mounted transition plate has been cleared of the base seal
and gasket, you will need to remove the Trav’ler Pro from its
transition plate by removing the nine 5/16” screws similar to
the “Remove the Turret” instructions above
3. Place the new gasket on the original transition plate, place
the Trav’ler Pro turret on the transition plate and install the
nine 5/16" screws.
FIGURE 15. Remove reflector from transition plate
A, P-clamp on lift arm. B, Coax cables on mount
+A
B
FIGURE 16. Remove turret from transition plate
FIGU RE 17. Base, seal, and gasket
Base
Transition plate
Screws (9)
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Reconnect the Cables
1. Remove the four 5/16" screws from the cable cover, and
remove the cable cover.
2. Reinstall the power/control cable by threading the power
coupler to the inside of the turret and through the retaining
nut. Clip the power/control cable to the internal power cable.
Once connected, tighten down the retaining nut. See figures
18 and 19.
3. Tighten the exterior nut for the 30' power/control cable.
4. Place gasket and cable cover back into position and reinstall
the four screws (5/16").
Replace IDU and Power Supply
1. At this point replace the original IDU and power supply with
the Trav'ler Pro IDU and power supply. Make sure the power/
control cable and the 48 VDC power cord are connected
before connecting the power supply to a 110 V outlet.
Upgrade Reflector Installation
Check that there is nothing above the unit that might prevent
the antenna from raising. Then follow the instructions to raise
the antenna for reflector installation.
1. Once the power cord (48 VDC) is applied to back of the IDU,
the IDU will automatically power on. Powering on the IDU will
not raise the antenna. Please wait until the “READY”state
appears on screen to continue.
2. To access SERVICE MODE on the IDU, press and hold
the Power button for three seconds. This will bring up the
SETTINGS MENU in the IDU.
3. By pressing the Search (up) or Stow (down) button you
can scroll through the available options until the asterisk
is next to SERVICE MODE. Pressing the Power button will
confirm your selection.
4. Pressing the Search button (left) or Stow button (right) allows
you to scroll left and right on the CANCEL AND CONFIRM
options. Pressing the Power button will confirm your selection.
5. Once SERVICE MODE has been confirmed, the antenna will
automatically raise.
6. Proceed to the roof to install the reflector.
Exterior nut
Power/control
cable
Retaining nut,
power coupler
Retaining
nut
Power coupler
Power/control cable
FIGURE 18. Power coupler unthreaded
FIGURE 19. Reinstall the power coupler
FIGURE 20. Replace IDU with Trav’ler Pro IDU
FIGURE 21. *CONFIRM will raise the antenna.
Check for obstructions.
SERVICE MODE
WILL RAISE
ANTENNA
CANCEL *CONFIRM
WARNING 
Entering "SERVICE MODE"
will raise the antenna. Please
check for obstructions prior to selecting (pressing
Power) "CONFIRM" to enable SERVICE MODE .
*NORMAL MODE
LOW POWER MODE
TRAVEL MODE
SERVICE MODE
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FIGURE 22. Attach reflector with four bolts (back of reflector),
washers and nuts (front of reflector)
Torque- Minimum 35 in.-lb. Maximum 50 in.-lb.
Notches in
skew plate
Anchor posts
in reflector
Upgrade Reflector Installation cont.
7. Insert the two longer screws into the top two holes in the
front of the reflector.
8. Slide a wedge-shaped clamp onto each screw sticking out
the back of the reflector.
9. Thread a nut onto each screw; make sure the nut is tight to keep
the clamp from falling.
10. Align the two anchor posts on the back of the reflector
with the two notches in the skew plate (see fig. 22). Then,
set the reflector on the skew plate; the reflector should
be positioned with the LNB arm at the bottom of the plate.
Carefully use the clamps on the back of the reflector to hold
the reflector in place; make sure that the thicker part of the
clamp is to the outside of the reflector.
11. Once the top screws and clamps are in place, install the lower
screws and clamps.
12. With the bracket mounted securely, connect the four coax
cables to the mount.
13. Locate the cable tie on the coax cables that you just
connected to the mount. Place the p-clamp on the cables
so that it is just below this cable tie. If the cable tie is missing,
install the clamp 14 inches from the end of the connectors.
14. Carefully screw this clamp to the front of the lift arm using the
provided 5/16” screw.
15. Once installed, press and hold the Power button for three
seconds to re-enter the Settings Menu.
16. With the asterisk next to Normal Mode, press the Power
button to confirm selected mode. This will leave the
satellite antenna up and in the ready state. Press STOW
on the IDU to initiate the stow sequence.
Once stowed, you are ready to operate your Trav’ler Pro!
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*NORMAL MODE
LOW POWER MODE
TRAVEL MODE
SERVICE MODE
WARNING 
Be careful not to strip out the
hole for the 5/16” screw when
you replace the clamp holding the coax cables to the arm.
Do not use a power tool. Do not overtighten this screw .

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. Information provided in this manual was accurate at time of printing. The satellite interface is designed specifically for use with motorized
recreational vehicles, and information contained herein is provided for that purpose only. Winegard andTrav'ler are registered trademarksof WinegardCompany.
Shaw Direct is a trademark of Shaw Satellite G.P.
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