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RUNNING CABLES

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR DIRECTV USERS – The MAGELLAN works with the Universal

Bracket Kit for DirecTV which will work with most DirecTV and Dish Network Satellites.

Remember that the Coax for TV may need to run different on the roof than for the Internet cable run if

the TV receiver is located in a different part of the RV.

There are 5 cables that run from the dish to inside the rig. They are:

1. RX Coax Cable to the DW6000 Modem

2. TX Coax Cable to the DW6000 Modem

3. An Ethernet cable that connects to the Router

4. A phone cable that connects to the Remote Panel

5. A power cable

The MAGELLAN ships with 50 feet of

cable. The first 20 feet from the dish is

wrapped in a sleeve for protection against

the weather.

For those who desire TV, the TV port for

the MAGELLAN is marked “V” (for

Video) next to the Transmit and Receive

connections (“T” for Transmit, “R” for

Receive). This cable may make an entirely

different cable run on top of the rig…

normally to where the TV equipment is

located.

If you wish to add a second TV cable, you will need to

drill a hole in the mounting plate next to the TV outlet, and

simply run a second coax cable along side the first TV

cable from the LNB.

If you remove a coax cable from this connector,

or add a new cable, make sure that you put Di-

Electric Grease inside of the fitting for a water

tight seal. (You may purchase Di-Electric Grease

from any Auto Parts store).

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