Connect satellite dish to TV

You have your TV, antenna, antenna receiver and cable, most suppliers do professional installation on all digital TV packages. However, if for whatever reason you choose to install it yourself, this article will help you get started and start enjoying your new satellite TV service.

Prerequisites for connecting the antenna

First, make sure your TV is where you want it, it can be a hassle to move it after it’s connected. Next, decide where you want to place the dish; on your roof or on the ground. If you decide to place it on the ground, it will need to be mounted on a stand. When placing the antenna, it should ideally be facing away from any trees or power lines, this will reduce the chance of any issues with the signal.

Connect satellite dish to TV

Now is the time to unplug the coax and HDMI cables that were supposed to get you when you did the grocery shopping. Follow these simple steps to connect the dish to your TV:

Connect the satellite dish labeled “LNB”

Connect the other end of the coaxial cable to the satellite receiver in the port labeled “Sat in”.

Next, connect one end of the HDMI cable to the “Out” port on the back of the satellite.

Plug the other end of the HDMI cable into the TV (not the dish receiver). Most TVs have multiple HDMI ports, so choose the one you like.

Finally, turn on the TV and press the satellite button on the remote. If everything is connected correctly, you should see a signal. If your signal seems to be weak, try repositioning your satellites for a better signal.

Following these easy steps will help you connect your satellite dish to your TV in no time!