Anyone know what the 4 pins with a jumper . Its under the antenna? I want to try moving it but dont want to zap it and have to wait for a new 1
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on this one, pins 1&2 connected all relays toggle, 3&4 connected all relays are momentary, no pins connected all relays latch , and 1&2+3&4 connected relays a&b; toggle and b&c; are momentary. on another 4 channel remote i have the configuration is different. AFTER PIN CHANGE, YOU HAVE TO TURN THE UNIT OFF AND THEN BACK ON FOR THE CHANGES TO TAKE EFFECT
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on this one, pins 1&2 connected all relays toggle, 3&4 connected all relays are momentary, no pins connected all relays latch , and 1&2+3&4 connected relays a&b toggle and b&c are momentary. on another 4 channel remote i have the configuration is different. AFTER PIN CHANGE, YOU HAVE TO TURN THE UNIT OFF AND THEN BACK ON FOR THE CHANGES TO TAKE EFFECT
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First response I think of is whether there is adequate signal and if the lights light up quicker if you move the antenna to a different direction?Next thing I think of is a loose connection from the side mounted switch to the antenna power line at the antenna itself?It is good to test the connection before sealing it all up, but I really don't want to go there!Good luck!
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The best I can say is go to "Your Account" and at the bottom find returns and replacements. You might want to check the fuse either in-line or in the plug adapter. These can be fickle and blow out, also make sure power outlet has power and the antenna is mounted properly with good cable.
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My antenna is working well. I need to move it around, upside down, high, to findthe best link to the stations.
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i think this might help, same issue for me (http://blog.pennybuying.com/down/f/F815A.pdf). Now my issue is finding the 4 wire headers that I can connect from the PIC to the controller board, if you know where i can find those, please return favor. thanks
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If you are looking at the component side of the receiver with the pins to the bottom right then the bottom left hole near the air core inductor (wire coil) is the hookup location for the antenna. The transmitter is more apparent, it's the larger hole and gold plated in the corner.
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There might be a little debris from the other antenna you have replaced that preventing it to retract. You could try to trim it. If it helps. If not you may want to have Toyota delearship take a look inside and fish out what is inside to fully work.
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If you are looking at the component side of the receiver with the pins to the bottom right then the bottom left hole near the air core inductor (wire coil) is the hookup location for the antenna.The transmitter is more apparent, it's the larger hole and gold plated in the corner.
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sorry, no idea. i have enuf of a problem getting a signal to the strongest am station in calif. i'm ready to dump this thing on ebay.
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I'm not an expert but 1st ,did you verify if your switch is on ? then you go on line and find where is the closest tower in your area and with a compass that you can download on your phone you will be able to direct your antenna with the closest tower location that you found on line, example 42 degree North East ect., with your cmpass this is where you would line up the antenna.Hope this help.
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I am looking at my 5.8G cheapdrone antennas right now. Both antennas are equipped with Male-RPSMA connectors. this means " no pin in center and threads on the inside of the connector collar, which can spin around." but they DO come with a pair of adapters (that change the connecter to a Male-SMA ),and one 90 degree adapter.note: SMA is the style of connect and the RP means "reverse polarity" which is a really not a very good way of saying that the pin is in the opposite connector body compared to a standard SMA connector setup.
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On my second sk3005 antenna and it's just failed. We've replaced one dish, the LDU and cable. I'm suspicious that the antenna can be damaged by road vibration or water infiltration. Hope you're having better luck getting help from Winegard than I am.
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Jim--No, it's not a kit and pretty much works right out of the box. Some want to attach a different antenna to the transmitter and they often get the type of connector wrong. By the way, the unit works just fine with the included antenna.
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You don't... You should have read the "One" star reviews, "Before" you buy... If you bought it, you will have to go up and adjust it for each channel... Or you can go out and buy an expensive "Rotor" to change it for you... But the antenna will fall apart from what others have said... (Mine was broke when I got it...) If I were you I would send it back and get a better antenna... Just MO...
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No it does not. This is a combo of RDIF chip (support passives) and a fixed antenna all on one board. You could scrape off the traces, cut the connection to the antenna, and then solder on a new one... but that is NOT for the faint of heart. If you need to be able to provide your own antenna, I believe some of the Sparkfun modules support that.
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If it is a very thin wire, then that is not normal. There should be solder pads on the board where the other motor control wires are connected. If it is a single wire coming from the board, that is the antenna and is suppose to be loose. Source: ive re-built this thing 8 times.
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I also had an older 89 that stopped working. It had jumper pins, but no jumper. When I got the new one, it wouldn't work at first, but then I found I was reading the chart wrong and that I needed to add the jumper for my unit. Has been working great for the last year. I don't have a Moore-O-Matic, but I would re-look at the way they format the chart. It is a bit deceiving at first glance. Good Luck.