Lnb Banda C/KU standard 13K - WS

Standard C/KU Band LNB 13K

This is the C and Ku Band LNB "Standard KU"

1. The Scalar Ring, used to mount the C/Ku LNBF to your dish. You will notice it has holes that allow you to use 4 support arms or 3 support arms depending on your dish. There is a package of bolts that mount the dish arms to the scalar ring. It includes the bolt that mounts the C/Ku LNBF to the scalar ring.
2. The di-electric plate is used for circular signals. It converts your linear polarity to circular.
3. The Coax Jumper is used to connect the Ku part of the C/Ku LNBF to the switching device located on the side of the C/Ku LNBF.

This diagram below shows how to connect the Ku and C-band LNB so it can be delivered down one coax. Looking at the diagram, you will see the Ku connection is at the end of the C/Ku LNBF. Using the Coax Jumper, connect it to the port marked “LNB” on the side of the C/Ku LNBF. Connect the coax that delivers signal to your receiver to the remaining port, marked “RCV”.
The band switching is accomplished by 22KHz sent from your receiver. Setting your receiver 22KHz to “0” will give you C-band, and setting your receiver 22KHz to “22KHz” will give you Ku-band.

Properly installing the LNBF on your dish is critical. After attaching the scalar ring to your support arms, you should confirm that it is pointing to the center of your dish. One way to do this is to measure from the edge of your dish to the edge of the scalar ring in several places around your dish. These measurements should be the same. If not, your feed is not pointing to the center of your dish and will not perform as intended.
After finding a signal, turn the LNBF to find the best polarity performance. Do this on both polarities. Carefully move the C-Band LNB toward the dish and away from the dish to find the best operating distance. After finding the best possible performance tightens the set screw to hold the LNBF in place.

The C/Ku "Standard KU" has the ability to receive circular polarized signals.

1. Remove the end cap from the LNBF.
2. Insert the di-electric plate in the throat guides. Replace the end cap.

The C/Ku "Standard KU" Specifications

* Use 2 Coax runs, do not use the jumper.