Antennacraft Antenna HDMS9100 manual

							
WARNING: INSTALLATION OF 
THIS PRODUCT NEAR POWERLINES
IS DANGEROUS. FOR YOUR SAFETY, 
FOLLOW THE INSTALLATION 
DIRECTIONS.
Before Installation  Note:  to CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER—Article 820-40 of the NEC specified that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building “as close to the point of cable entry as practical”.
Note:  Do not plug your Mini-State power supply into an AC outlet or DC power source until all electrical and antenna connections have been made. Doing so may short out the power supply/transformer and void your warranty.
CAUTION
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this 
appliance to rain or moisture.
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION:
Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other 
than those specified may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
CAUTION:  TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, 
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). 
NO USER-SERVICING. REFER ALL SERVICING TO 
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
The  lightning  flash  with  arrowhead  symbol,  within  an  equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sig-nificant magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.  
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (ser-vicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
Your  Antennacraft HDView360®  Mini-State®  antenna  is 
perfect for receiving off-air reception. You can  store chan-
nel positions with the radio frequency remote control, then 
later recall one of the channel memories. Your antenna will 
automatically  go  to  the  direction  you  programmed  for  your 
best reception.
The directional, rotating antenna provides excellent reception 
of HDTV/VHF/UHF TV channels in most viewing locations. 
The UV protective housing is made of impact-resistant filled 
co-polymer,  making  the  exterior  resistant  to  weathering.  It 
features both AC and DC operation and is excellent for use 
on recreational vehicles, boats, or in the home. 
MINI-STATE® Antenna System
© 2008 ANTENNACRAFT
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► RV
► BOAT
► HOME
with RF Remote and
Programmable, Direction Memory
Model HDMS9100RV includes two 
RV/Boat mounting brackets.
Model HDMS9100
Optional UAM9000
Offset J-Mount 
The VHF section is a circular shaped, slot tuned, broadband, 
unidirectional traveling wave antenna. The UHF section is a 
broadband, multi-element array. Both UHF and VHF signals 
are amplified with a built-in split-band amplifier that provides 
up to 20 dB gain.
The HDView360® Mini-State® Antenna System is designed 
for  long  life  and  requires  no  routine  maintenance.  Should 
the unit ever quit working, refer to the troubleshooting tips to 
help  determine  possible  causes.  Do  not  attempt  to  service 
this  product  yourself,  as  opening  or  removing  covers  may 
expose  you  to  dangerous  voltage  or  other  hazards.  Refer 
all servicing to qualified service personnel.
IMPORTANT—This model is not compatible with Mini-State 5MS series motor drives.
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15. LIGHTNING—For  added  protection  for  this  product  during 
lightning storm or when it is left unattended and unused for long 
periods  of  time,  unplug  it  from  the  wall  outlet  and  disconnect 
the antenna or cable system. This will prevent damage to the 
product due to lightning and power-line surges.
16. 
OBJECTS AND LIQUID ENTRY—Never push objects or any 
kind  into  this  product  through  openings  are  they  may  touch 
dangerous  voltage  points  or  shortout  parts  that  could  result 
in a  fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the 
product.
17. 
CARTS  OR  STANDS—If  the  appliance  is  used  with  a  cart  or 
stand, the cart or stand should be a type recommended by the 
manufacturer.
An  appliance  and  cart  combination  should  be 
moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and 
uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart 
combination to overturn.
1. 
READ INSTRUCTIONS—All the safety and operating instruc-
tions should be read before the appliance is operated.
2. 
RETAIN  INSTRUCTIONS—The  safety  and  operating  instruc-
tions should be retained for future reference.
3. 
HEED  WARNING—All  warnings  on  the  appliance  and  in  the 
operating instructions should be adhered to.
4. 
FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS—All operating and use instructions 
should be followed.
5. 
WATER AND MOISTURE—The appliance should not be used 
near  water,  for  example—near  a  bathtub,  washbowl,  kitchen 
sink, laundry tub, swimming pool, or in a wet basement.
6. 
VENTILATION—The  appliance  should  be  situated  so  that  its 
location or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation. 
For  example,  the  appliance  should  not  be  situated  on  a  bed, 
sofa, rug, or similar surface that may block the ventilation open-
ings; or, placed in a built-in installation, such as a bookcase of 
cabinet that may impede the flow of air through the ventilation 
openings.
7. 
HEAT—The  appliance  should  be  situated  away  from  heat 
sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other ap-
pliances that produce heat.
8. 
POWER  SOURCES—This  product  should  be  operated  only 
from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. 
If you are not sure of the type of power  supply  to your home, 
consult your product dealer or local power company.
9. 
GROUNDING OR POLARIZATION—This product is equipped 
with  a  polarized  alternating-current  line  plug  (a  plug  having 
one blade wider than the other). This plug will fit into the power 
outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable 
to  insert  the  plug  full  into  the  outlet,  try  reversing  the  plug.  If 
the plug should still fail to fit, contact your electrician to replace 
your  obsolete  outlet.  Do  not  defeat  the  safety  purpose  of  the 
polarized plug.
10. 
POWER-CORD  PROTECTION—Power-supply  cords  should 
be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched 
by items placed upon or against them, paying particular atten-
tion to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point 
at which they exit from the appliance.
11. 
CLEANING—Unplug  this  product  from  the  wall  outlet  before 
cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a 
damp cloth for cleaning.
12. 
ATTACHMENTS—Do not use attachments not recommended 
by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.
13. 
ACCESSORIES—Do not place this product on an unstable cart, 
stand,  tripod,  bracket,  or  table. The  product  may  fall,  causing 
serious  injury  to  a  child  or  adult,  and  serious  damage  to  the 
product.  Use  only  with  a  cart,  stand,  tripod,  bracket,  or  table 
recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the product. By 
mounting of the product should follow the manufacturer’s instruc-
tions, and should use a mounting accessory recommended by 
the manufacturer.
14. 
POWER  LINES—An  outside  antenna  system  should  not  be 
located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric 
light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines 
or circuits. /when installing an outside antenna system, extreme 
care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines 
or circuits as contact with them might be fatal. 18. 
MOUNTING—The  enclosed  power  adapter  is  intended  to  be 
correctly oriented in a vertical or floor mount position.
19. 
DAMAGE  REQUIRING  SERVICE—The  appliance  should  be 
serviced by qualified service personnel when:
A.    The power-supply cord or plug has been damaged;
B.    Objects have fallen onto, or liquid has been spilled into the ap
-
pliance enclosure;
C.    The appliance has been exposed to rain.
D.    The appliance has been dropped; or the enclosure damaged.
E.    The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibits 
a marked change in performance.
F.    The product does not operate normally by following the operat
-
ing  inscriptions. Adjust  only  those  controls  that  are  covered  by 
the  operating  instructions  as  an  improper  adjustment  of  other 
controls  may  result  in  damage  and  will  often  require  extensive 
work by a qualified technician to restore the product to its normal 
operation.
20. 
SERVICING—Do  not  attempt  to  service  this  product  yourself 
as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous 
voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service 
personnel.
21. 
OVERLOADING—Do not overload wall outlets and extension 
cords as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
22. 
REPLACEMENT  PARTS—When  replacement  parts  are  re-
quired,  be  sure  the  service  technician  has  used  replacement 
parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same charac-
teristics  as  the  original  part.  Unauthorized  substitutions  may 
result in fire, electric chock or other hazards.
23. 
SAFETY CHECK—Upon completion of any service or repairs 
to this appliance, ask the service technician to perform safety 
checks  to  determine  that  the  appliance  is  in  proper  operating 
condition.
24. 
OUTDOOR ANTENNA  GROUNDING—If  an  outside  antenna 
or  cable  system  is  connected  to  the  appliance,  be  sure  the 
antenna  or  cable  system  is  grounded  so  as  to  provide  some 
protection  against  voltage  surged  and  built-up  static  charges. 
Section  810  of  the  National  electrical  Code,  ANSI/NFPA  No. 
70-1984, provides information with respect to proper grounding 
electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode. See 
the example at the top of page 3.2
Important Safety Instructions 
						

							
EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING ACCORDING TO 
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED
IN ARTICLE 810-”RADIO AND TELEVISION EQUIPMENT”
aUse No. 10 AWG (5.3 mm2) copper, No. 8 AWG (8.4 mm2) aluminum, No. 17 AWG (1.0 mm2) copperclad steel or bronze wire, or larger, as a ground wire.bSecure antenna lead-in and ground wires to house with stand-off insula-tors spaced from 4-6 feet (1.22-1.83 m) apart.
cMount  antenna  discharge  unit  as  close  as  possible  to  where  lead-in enters house.dUsejumper wire not smaller  than No. 6 AWG (13.3 mm2) copper, or the equivalent,  when  a  separate  antenna-grounding  electrode  is  used.  See NEC Section 810-21 (j).
aUse No. 10 AWG (5.3 mm2) copper, No. 8 AWG (8.4 mm2) aluminum, No. 17 AWG (1.0 mm2) copperclad steel or bronze wire, or larger, as a ground wire.bSecure antenna lead-in and ground wires to house with stand-off insula-tors spaced from 4-6 feet (1.22-1.83 m) apart.
cMount antenna discharge unit as close as possible to where lead-in enters house.dAny grounding electrode added for communications systems is required to be bonded with a No. 6 AWG (13.3 mm2) or larger conductor to the building or structure grounding electrode system in accordance with NEC 800.40(D), 810.21(J), 820.40(D) and 830.40(D).
Included in the HDMS9100 Mini-State Antenna
• HDTV/VHF/UHF antenna with amplifier and internal 
rotator 
•  RF remote and receiver
•  12VDC power adapter 
•  Fused DC power cord
•  60' combination coaxial/3-wire rotator cable
•  Stainless steel mounting hardware kit
Specifications:
Bandpass VHF  ...................................54-88, 174-216 MHz
Bandpass UHF  ...............................................470-806 MHz
FM trap (fixed)  ...........................88-108 MHz, 20 dB typical
VHF/UHF Gain  ...................................................up to 20dB 
Impedance  75 Ohms, Unbalanced
Power Requirement  ......................12VDC, 120 VAC, 60 Hz 
Weatherproof housing  .............UV-protected, filled copolymer
Mounting  .................................. 1½ inch (maximum) round mast
Specifications are typical: Individual units may vary. Specifications are subject to change and improvement without notice.
   
1.  Loosen the two screws on the terminal board cover on the 
bottom of the antenna. This will expose a threaded coaxial 
receptacle and three special screw-type terminals.
2.  
Screw  the  supplied  coaxial  cable’s  lead-in  connector  onto  the 
threaded terminal. Caution:  Be  sure  the  center  conductor  of 
the cable is in the hole of the F-connector before tightening.
3.  Your cable may have either Yellow/Black/White wires or Red/
Black/Blue rotator wires. 
 Note: Only loosen clamping terminals up to two turns, as 
backing them out further can cause the screws to become 
unattached from their internal mounts.
Terminal Board Cover
Coaxial Cable 
3-Wire Rotator Cable 
1 Yellow or Red Wire2 Black Wire
3 White or Blue Wire
Threaded CoaxReceptacle
Terminal Board Cover Screws
LoosenedTerminal Screw
TightenedTerminal Screw
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    Connecting Cable to the Antenna
Installation of your Antenna
  Fasten  the  Yellow  or  Red  rotator  control  wire  to  terminal 
1, the Black wire to terminal 2, and the White or Blue wire 
to terminal 3. Insert the wire between the upper and lower 
clamps of the terminal body. Tighten the screw as shown. 
4.  Replace the terminal cover so that the coaxial cable comes 
out  through  the  notch.  Tighten  the  terminal  cover  screws. 
This will clamp the rotator cable in place.
MountingBracket
Metal Inserts
U-Bolt
Screws and Lockwashers 
Washers and Hex Nuts
    
1.  Attach  the  antenna  mounting  bracket  to  the  four  slotted 
metal inserts on the bottom of the antenna using the four 
screws and lockwashers provided. (Do not unscrew  recessed 
metal inserts. They hold the internal motor in place.)
2.  Insert the U-bolt into the mounting bracket using the two 
washers and hex nuts. Do not tighten.
Attaching the Mounting Bracket
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Boat  or  RV—The  optional  RV/boat  mount  brackets  will  let 
you  install  the  HDMS9100  antenna  on  your  RV  or  boat.  It  is 
recommended that several locations be tried to find the one 
that provides optimum performance before you permanently 
install the antenna.
Mount the antenna as high as practical and as far away from 
metal objects as possible. If the interior areas of the vehicle 
or  boat  are  substantially  enclosed  or  surrounded  by  metal 
surfaces, an exterior mounting location must be selected.
For  RVs  with  metal  roofs,  the  antenna  should  be  mounted  at 
least  six  inches  above  the  roof  surface.  Your  optional  mount 
brackets are the correct height. For boats, best reception will 
be obtained if the antenna is mounted above the boat’s highest 
deck or cabin structure, RV/boat mount kits are aailable to do 
these installations.
Note:  Mount the antenna before you make any receiver 
connections or plug it into its power source.
Indoors—You can install the antenna on a vertical mast in 
the attic, closet or other out-of-the-way location, or suspended 
from an attic support with a wall-mount bracket. You can also 
insert the three antenna legs into the matching holes on the 
underside of the antenna so that they angle outward to form 
a tripod support. Then place the antenna on a shelf in a closet 
where it cannot fall or become damaged.
Outdoors—Install the antenna outdoors away from trees or 
obstructions. (Higher frequencies are affected by obstructions.) 
Mount the antenna on a mast and secure it by tightening the 
hex nuts evenly onto the U-bolt. You can also use our off-set 
J-Mount model UAM9000 (optional). Use a wall-thru tube to 
neatly route the cable thru walls.
Make  sure  the  installation  of  the  antenna  conforms  to  local 
electrical and building codes, zoning requirements and other 
applicable laws and regulations. If you are unsure, contact your 
local electrician or building inspector for assistance.
You will need the additional hardware to install your RV/Boat 
mounting brackets:
•  8 - #10 screws (OR 8 each of  #10-32 bolts, nuts and 1¾” 
diameter  washers)  [screws  or  bolts  of  appropriate  length 
depending on roof material thickness]
•  Gasket for cable
•  Cable clips (if necessary)
•  Caulking compound
  Tools  recommendations:    Pencil,  Tape  measure,  Electric 
hand  drill,  Drill  bits  (including  a  ½”  drill  bit),  Screwdriver 
and/or adjustable wrench
1.  Select  a  location  for  the  antenna.    For  added  support, 
locate the antenna mount so that at least four of the eight 
#10 mounting screws will go into roof studs.  An alternative 
method is to use eight #10-32 bolts with backup washers 
and nuts.
Mounting the Antenna 
Optional RV/Boat Mount Brackets
3. Mount  both  of  the  mounting  brackets  to  the  Mini-State 
Antenna  using  the  four  #10-32  screws  and  lock  washers 
provided with the antenna.  Position antenna on mounting 
brackets so that when installed, the arrow marking the front 
of  the  antenna  will  be  facing  the  front  of  the  vehicle  with 
the antenna cable toward the rear.
4.  Select  a  convenient  location  to  mount  the  antenna,  and 
mark  the  position  of  the  eight  mounting  holes  on  roof 
using  the  mounting  brackets  with  antenna  attached  as  a 
template.
5.  Drill  the  eight  mounting  holes  through  the  roof  material 
using the appropriate size drill bit for the hardware being 
used.
6.  Apply  caulking  compound  around  mounting  holes  on 
underside  of  mount,  and  attach  mount  to  roof  using  #10 
hardware and tighten with screwdriver or wrench.
7.  Select a convenient location for antenna cable entry and 
drill a ½” diameter hole in that location.
8.  Feed cable through the ½” hole using a gasket and caulk 
at  the  entry  point,  and  using  cable  clips  as  necessary  to 
support the cable.
9.  Run cable along interior of RV to desired location of Mini-
State power supply unit, and make connections.
A double-arrowhead is molded into the outer rim of the anten-
na’s housing to indicate the antenna’s rotation. When mounting 
the antenna in a residential or fixed location, facing the double 
arrowhead toward the most often used TV station will reduce 
the amount of rotation needed for best reception.
For  non-fixed  locations,  such  as  RVs  or  boats,  the  antenna 
may  be  installed  with  the  double  arrowheads  facing  in  any 
direction.  Optimum TV  reception  may  be  obtained  from  any 
location by orienting the antenna with its built-in rotator.
Adjusting the Antenna
4 2. 
Make  cable  connections  to  the  Mini-State  Antenna  as 
described in the Mini-State Antenna Installation Manual. 
						

							
5
HDMS9100 Receiver Cable ConnectionsInstalling the Battery
Coaxial Cable to TV
Cable to Antenna
TVANT
Terminals1–Yellow or Red  2–Black    3–White or Blue
3-Wire Rotator Cable
TV
123D C12V
ANTENNA CONTROL
for 12 VDC power adapteror DC power cord
Note:  Do  not  plug  your  antenna’s  power  supply  into  an 
AC outlet or DC power source until all receiver and 
antenna  connections  have  been  made.  Doing  so 
may short out the receiver’s transformer and void 
your warranty. 
AC POWER—Insert the 12 VDC adapter plug into the DC jack 
on  the  HDMS9100  receiver.  Plug  the  HDMS9100 AC 
adapter into a 120-volt AC outlet near the TV.
DC  POWER—Insert  the  12  VDC  adapter  plug  into  the  DC 
jack on the HDMS9100 receiver. Attach the red wire to 
the positive terminal and the black wire to the negative 
terminal of the DC source used. (The DC power cord’s 
spade terminal ends can be removed if your installation 
requires another type of connector.)
Note:  The  DC  power  cord  contains  an  inline  protective  fuse. 
For  continuous  protection  against  fire  hazard,  replace 
fuse only with the same type 0.75 ampere/250 volt rating. 
Connecting to an AC or DC Power Source
The coaxial cable provides feedback from your antenna. 
If it has not been connected, your receiver may be per-
manently damaged!
Note: Connect all wires and coax before plugging in the 
receiver,  so  that  the  system  can  detect  the  antenna’s 
position and rotate it accurately. 
1. Attach the coaxial cable’s downlead connector to the “ANT” 
threaded coaxial terminal on the RF receiver unit, centering 
the inner conductor in the hole before tightening the nut.
2.   Connect the wires as follows, and tighten the connections.
  • Yellow or Red wire to Terminal 1 
  • Black wire to Terminal 2 
  • White or Blue wire to Terminal 3
3.  Connect the receiver’s coaxial cable’s output to your TV’s 
coaxial cable input. 
Your  remote  control  is  powered 
with  a  button-cell  battery  (in-
cluded). To install the battery:
1. 
Press and push open the bat-
tery compartment cover.
2.  I n s e r t   t h e   C R 2 0 3 2   b a t-
tery  (included)  with  positive 
polarity  (+)  facing  up,  into 
the  compartment  and  then 
replace the cover.
Notes:  Keep the button-cell battery away from small children. 
If swallowed promply see a doctor.
  Do not open the battery or dispose of it in a fire, do not 
recharge, do not insert it upside down. It may explode or 
leak, causing injury.
  Use only fresh batteries of the same size and kind that 
are included with the antenna.
  If you do not plan to use your remote control for a week 
or  more,  remove  the  battery.  It  can  leak  chemicals  that 
can cause damage to the electronic parts.
Install button-cellbattery (included)
Back ofRemote ControlDIRECTION
Remote Control
Finding and Storing Your TV Channels
Note: Make  sure  you  have  your  antenna’s  final  mounting 
position before you plug in the receiver. If you relocate your 
antenna’s outdoor or indoor position, make sure you unnplug 
the receiver before you disconnect any wires or coax. 
1.  After plugging in the AC adapter or DC power souce, the 
receiver will turn on. It will display “CA” and start a calibra-
tion process.
2. 
The  LCD  backlight  will  also  turn  on  for  1  minute.  If  the 
receiver is idle for over 1 minute, the backlight will turn off. 
3. 
When the receiver receives signal from the remote control, 
the indication LED light beside the LCD panel will flash.
Note: This calibration process should be finished in less than 
2 seconds. During this process the antenna is internally ro-
tated and its existing position is noted. Afterwards, it will stop 
at the last position shown on the LCD of the receiver. 
  If the LCD keeps showing the “CA”, it means the calibra
-
tion  process  cannot  be  completed  successfully.  If  this 
happens, check the wire connections and see if there is 
anything obstructing the antenna rotation.
4. The antenna’s direction can be changed step by step by using 
the “UP” or “DOWN” arrow buttons on the receiver’s front panel 
or the left or right arrow buttons on the remote control.
5. To continuously change the antenna direction, hold down 
on the “UP” or “DOWN”  arrow buttons on the receiver or 
remote control.
6.  To  save  the  antenna  direction  for  a  channel,  enter  the 
channel number with the remote control. Then, press and 
hold the “STORE” button on the remote control until the 
CH indicator on the receiver LCD flashes. 
						

							
There may be cases that the receiver is triggered by another 
transmitter  in  your  neighborhood,  or  a  nearby  RV  with  the 
same antenna. 
If  you  find  the  receiver  is  receiving  and  reacting  to  some 
commands  which  have  not  been  sent  from  your  remote 
control,  you  can  change  the  Transmitter/Receiver  ID  code 
pair by following the below procedures:
1.  Unplug the power cord from the receiver.
2.   Hold down the ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ keys together and power 
up the receiver until the LCD shows “Id” . The receiver is 
now in the ID programming mode.
3.  
With the remote control near to the receiver, hold down its ‘9’ 
and ‘0’ keys until the ‘Id’ on the receiver LCD disappears.
Changing the Transmitter/Receiver ID Code
4.   Press ‘1’, ‘2’, ‘3’ to select code 1, 2 or 3 respectively within 
2½  seconds after the receiver LCD is emptied.
5.   The receiver should now show “x “, where “x” represents 
the Code number that you’ve set.
6.   Press the ‘STORE’ key on the remote control within 2½ 
seconds after pressing ‘1’, ‘2’ or ‘3’ for code selection.
7.   The receiver should now show “Id x”.
8.   The new ID code pair is stored. Unplug the receiver and 
then plug it in again for the new ID to be in effect.
Note:  You can use one of 3 identifying code numbers. The 
default ID code used is 1. Review the notes below.
 After the ‘9’ and ‘0’ buttons on the remote control, are released, 
then choose and press either the ‘1’, ‘2’ or ‘3’ keys within 2½ 
seconds. If any other button is pushed, it will exit the ID pro-
gramming mode. This is to avoid any accidental button pushed 
on the remote control. If this happens, start at Step 1 again.
 After  code  number    ‘1’,  ‘2’  or  ‘3’  is  selected,  users  should 
push  the  ‘STORE’  button  on  the  remote  control  within 
2.5  seconds.  If  no  other  button    than  ‘STORE’,  ‘1’,  ‘2’ 
or  ‘3’  is  pushed,  it  will  exit  the  ID  programming  mode. 
This  is  to  avoid  any  accidental  button  pushed  on  the 
remote  control.  If  this  happens,  start  at  Step  1  again.
  If  the  receiver  is  unplugged  before  it  has  been  stored 
( S t e p   8   a b o v e )   t h e   n e w   I D   c o d e   w i l l   n o t   b e   s a v e d .
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ObservationPossible ProblemActions
No Display on LCD
No power connected.
The receiver is in ID programming mode and no 
appropriate command is received from the remote.
Connect the power.
Power reset the receiver and
repeat the ID pair up.
LCD freezes with ‘CA’ upon
power upThe motor control wires (red, blue) are not connected.
The antenna rotation is obstructed.
Connect the wires*.
Clear the obstacles.
LCD displays ‘Er’
The position feedback wire (black) is not connected.
The coaxial cable is not connected.
The 3 control wires (red, black, blue) are reversed.
Connect the wire*.
Connect the cable*.
Correct the wire connection*.
LCD displays ‘Er’ and ‘CA’
during idle
Intermittent connection of the position feedback wire 
(black).Fix the wire connection*.
LCD freezes during ID
programming
The receiver is in ID programming mode and no 
appropriate command is received from the remote.
Power reset the receiver and
repeat the ID pair up.
Receiver has no response to
the remote control
The remote control is out of battery.
The ID code is mismatched.
Change the battery.
Pair up the ID code.
After changing the antenna
position, it returns to the
original number
The motor control wires (red, blue) are loosened.
The antenna rotation is obstructed.
Fix the wires*.
Clear the obstacles.
* The receiver should be power reset after fixing the wire connection.
   Trouble Shooting
The below provides information for problem diagnosis in case the antenna control system is not working properly. The receiver 
may sometimes display messages when its operation is interrupted.7. 
Use  the  left  or  right  arrows  on  the  remote  to  select  the 
optimized antenna direction. Finally, press “STORE” again 
to save the setting.
8.  To recall a stored channel and direction, enter the chan
-
nel  number  directly  by  using  the  number  button  on  the 
remote control. The antenna will then turn to the direction 
that corresponds to the channel number you entered on  
						

							
Do not service this product yourself, as opening or removing 
covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. 
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
Available  Parts: 
50009100RX Receiver
50009100TX RF Transmitter
30' or 60' Combination Cable
RV/Boat Mounts (1 pair)
UAM9000 Universal Antenna Mount
MINI-STATE® HDView360® HDMS9100 ANTENNA LIMITED WARRANTY
We warrant that if anything goes wrong with your ANTENNACRAFT® HDView360® Mini-State® Antenna within 90 days of purchase, and it is a manufacturing defect, we will repair the unit or replace it at no cost. This warranty excludes all costs arising from installation, removal, reinstallation or setup, transportation to and from the dealer, and damage due to lightning, misuse or neglect. In addition, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages are not covered. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. To obtain warranty service, please do the following:1. Take the unit to the dealer from which it was purchased or any ANTENNACRAFT
® Mini-State® dealer.
2.  Present your bill of sale or other evidence of the date on which the unit was first purchased.
IT IS NECESSARY THAT YOU RETAIN YOUR BILL OF SALE OR PROOF OF PURCHASE IN ORDER TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE.
OUT-OF-WARRANTY SERVICE
In the event your ANTENNACRAFT® Mini-State® HDView360® HDMS9100 should fail after the 90 day limited warranty period, the ANTENNACRAFT® Service Center will either repair the non-functioning unit at a cost to be determined by the Service Center and approved by you before the actual repair process is started, or replace it with a remanufactured unit if available.  The unit will be returned to you C.O.D.
When returning for repair:
 1.  Call 319-758-8050 for a Return Authorization Number
  2.  Package the unit properly to prevent damage
  3.  Ship prepaid to:    ANTENNACRAFT
® 
           1719 West Mount Pleasant Street 
           West Burlington, IA  52655
Please enclose your name, home phone number, daytime phone number, email address, return ship address, proof of purchase and a description of the problem. You may be contacted by phone for more information about the antenna’s malfunction. If the antenna is found not to be defective, there will be a fee of $20 for servicing plus shipping costs.                                                                                                         
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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. 
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and 
(2) this device must accept any interference received, includ-
ing interference that may cause undesired operation.
WARNING:    Changes  or  modifications  to  this  unit  not  ex-
pressly  approved  by  the  party  responsible  for  compliance 
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 
NOTE: This  equipment  has  been  tested  and  found  to  com-
ply  with  the  limits  for  a  class  B  digital  device,  pursuant  to 
Part  15  of  the  FCC  rules. These  limits  are  designed  to  pro-
vide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a 
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and 
The FCC Wants You to Know...
can  radiate  radio  frequency  energy  and,  if  not  installed  and 
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful 
interference  to  radio  communications.  However,  there  is  no 
guarantee  that  interference  will  not  occur  in  a  particular  in-
stallation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference 
to radio or television reception, which can be determined by 
turning  the  equipment  off  and  on,  the  user  is  encouraged  to 
try to correct the interference by one or more of the following 
measures:
 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
 Increase  the  separation  between  the  equipment  and  re-
ceiver.
  Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different 
from that to which the receiver is needed.
  Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician 
for help. 
						

							
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1. LIRE LES DIRECTIVES – Lisez les directives de sécurité et d’utilisation avant 
d’utiliser l’appareil.
2. 
CONSERVER  LES  DIRECTIVES  –  Conservez  les  directives  de  sécurité  et 
d’utilisation pour référence ultérieure.
3. 
RESPECTER LES MISES EN GARDE – Respectez toutes les mises en garde 
sur l’appareil et dans la documentation.
4. 
SUIVRE LES DIRECTIVES – Suivez toutes les directives d’utilisation et de 
fonctionnement.
5. 
EAU  ET  HUMIDITÉ  –  N’utilisez  pas  l’appareil  près  de  l’eau  -  comme  près 
d’un évier, d’un lavabo, d’une baignoire ou d’une piscine ou encore, dans un 
sous-sol détrempé.
6. 
VENTILATION – Placez l’appareil là où il sera bien ventilé. Ainsi, ne le placez 
pas sur un lit, un divan, un tapis ou une surface semblable où les ouvertures 
pourraient  devenir  obstruées.  Ne  le  placez  pas  dans  un  meuble  encastré 
ou une étagère où un courant d’air pourrait ne pas être assuré à travers les 
ouvertures de ventilation.
7. 
CHALEUR – Placez l’appareil loin de sources de chaleur comme les radiateurs, 
les bouches de chauffage, les cuisinières ou autres  appareils qui dégagent 
de la chaleur (comme un amplificateur)
8. 
ALIMENTATION – L’appareil devrait être branché à une alimentation du type 
décrit dans les directives d’utilisation ou sur les étiquettes de l’appareil.
9. 
MISE  À  LA  TERRE  OU  POLARITÉ  – Assurez-vous  de  ne  pas  contrer  les 
dispositifs de mise à la terre ou de polarité de l’appareil.
10. 
CORDON  D’ALIMENTATION  –  Le  cordon  devrait  être  acheminé  de  façon 
à  ce  qu’il  ne  soit  pas  écrasé  ni  pincé  par  des  meubles  ou  des  articles,  en 
prenant particulièrement soin des fiches, des prises et du point de sortie de 
l’appareil.
11. 
NETTOYAGE  –  Nettoyez  l’appareil  conformément  aux  directives  du  fabri-
cant.
12. 
LIGNES HAUTE TENSION – N’installez jamais une antenne extérieure à prox-
imité des lignes haute tension ni des circuits d’éclairage ou d’alimentation sur 
lesquels elle pourrait s’écraser. Lors de l’installation d’une antenne extérieure, 
prenez particulièrement soin de ne pas touches ces lignes ou circuits car tout 
contact avec ces lignes ou circuits pourrait être mortel.
13. 
PÉRIODES D’INUTILISATION – Débranchez le cordon d’alimentation de la 
prise  de  courant  lorsque  vous  prévoyez  ne  pas  utiliser  l’appareil  pour  une 
période prolongée.
14. 
OBJETS ET LIQUIDES – Faites attention de ne pas insérer d’objets pas les 
fentes et de ne pas renverser de liquides sur le boîtier.
a  Utilliser un fil de cuivre n # 10 (5.3mm2), d’aluminum n° 8 (8.4 mm2) ou d’acier couché de cuivre ou de bronze n° 17 (1.0 mm2) comme fil de terre.
b  Fixer le fil d’antenne et les fils de terre à la maison avec de isolateurs 
de séparation a tous les 1.2 a 1.8m (4 à 5 pi).
c  Installer l’unité de décharge de l’antenne aussi pres que possible du 
point d’entrée du fil antenne dans la maison.
d  Utiliser une tresse de métallisation en cuivre d’au moins n°  6 AWG 
(13.3 mm2) ou l’équivalent si vous utilisez une tige de terre séparée pour l’antenne. 
LIGNES HAUTE TENSION
LIGNES D’ENTRÉEDE SERVICE
PINCEDE TERRE
ISOLATEURS DESEPARATIONb
MÂT
FIL DEL’ANTENNE
UNITÉ DE DÉCHARGEDE L’ANTENNEc
AUX BORNES D’ANTENNEEXTÉRIEURE DEL’APPAREILFIL DE
ÉLECTRODE OPTIONNELLE DE MISE À LA TERRE DE L’ANTENNE ENFONCEE 2.44 M (8PI) DANS LATERRE SILES CODES MUNICIPAUX L’EXIGENT.VOIR NEC, SECTION 810-21 (f)
ÉLECTRODE DE MISE À LA TERREDU SERVICE ÉLETRIQUE(ex.: tuyau d’entrée d’eau)TRESSE DE MÉTALLISATION
ÉQUIPMENTDE SERVICEÉLECTRIQUEPINCEDE TERREFIL DE TERREa,b
EXEMPLE DE MISE À LA TERRE D’UNE ANTENNE CONFORMÉMENTAUX DIRECTIVES DU CODE NATIONAL DE L’ÉLECTRICITÉSE TROUVANT À L’ARTICLE 810 - 
FrançaisDirectives de Sécurité Importantes
15. CHARIOTS ET SUPPORTS – Si vous placez l’appareil sur un chariot ou un 
support, assurez-vous qu’il s’agisse d’un chariot ou support recommandé par 
le fabricant.
  Un esemble chariot/appareil doit être déplacé avec soin. Arrêt soudain, force 
excessive et surfaces inégales peuvent déséquiliber.  
16. 
INSTALLATION – Installez l’appareil conformément aux directives du fabri-
cant.
17. 
DOMMAGES  NÉCESSITANT  UN  SERVICE  –  Confiez  la  réparation  à  une 
personne qualifée quand:
  A. le cordon ou la fiche a été endommagée;
  B. des objets sont tombés dans l’appareil ou de liquides renversés    
  dans le boîtier;
  C. l’appareil a été exposé à la pluie;
  D. l’appareil a été échappe ou son boîtier endommagé; ou quand
  E. l’appareil ne semble pas bien fonctionner ou affiche une perte    
    marquée de rendement.
18. 
MONTER  –  L’adaptateur  de  pouvoir  enclos  est  correctement  projeté  être 
orienté dans un mont vertical ou de position de plancher.
19. 
SURCHARGE – Ne surchargez pas les prises de courant ni les rallonges car 
cela presénte un risque d’incendie ou de choc eléctrique.
20. 
PIÈCES DE RECHANGE – S’il faut remplacer des pièces, assurez-vous que 
le technicien utilise les pièces de rechange spécifées par le fabricant ou ayant 
les mêmes caractéristiques que les pièces d’origine. Des pièces de rechange 
inadéquates peuvent présenter un risque d’incendie, de choc eléctrique ou 
autres.
21. 
VÉRIFICATION – Après un service ou une réparation, demandez au technicien 
d’effectuer une vérification de sécurité pour s’assurer que l’appareil fonctionne 
correctement.
22. 
MISE À LA TERRE D’UN ANTENNE EXTÉRIEURE – Si l’appareil est bran-
ché  à  une  antenne  extérieure  ou  un  câble,  assurez-vous  que  l’antenne  ou 
le câble est mis à la terre pour protéger contre les pointes de tension et les 
décharges électrostatiques. La section 810 du Code national de l’électricité, 
ANSI/NFPA  n°  70-1984,  fournit  des  renseignements  concernant  la  bonne 
mise à la terre du mât et des supports, la mise â la terre du fil de l’unité de 
décharge, la grosseur des conducteurs de terre, l’emplacement de l’unité de 
décharge, la connexion des électrodes de terre et les exigeances concernant 
ces électrodes. Voyez la figure ci-dessous. 
						

							
1. Desserrer les deux vis sur la couverture de conseil délimi-
tante  sur  le  fond  de  l’antenne.  Ceci  exposera  une  prise 
coaxiale enfilée et trois terminaux de vis-tape spéciaux.
2.  Visser le connecteur d’avance-dans du câble coaxial fourni 
sur le terminal enfilé.
  Prudence:  Être  sûr  le  conducteur  de  centre  du  câble  est 
dans le trou du connecteur de F avant de resserrer.
3.  Vos câbles peuvent avoir soit des fils de couleurs JAUNES/
NOIR/BLANC ou ROUGE/NOIR/BLEU pour brancher votre 
rotateur.
 Note: Desserrer des vis seulement deux tournes, comme 
plus peut causer les vis pour devenir détachées de leurs 
monts internes.
     
1.  Attacher l’antenne montage le crochet aux quatre (4) inser
-
tions de métal entaillees sur le fond de l’antenne, utilisant 
les quatre (4) vis et lockwashers ont fourni. (Ne pas dévisser 
les insertions encastré de métal. Ils tiennent l’interne moteur 
en place.)
2.  Insérer  l’U-Boulon  dans  le  crochet  montage,  utilisant  les 
deux rondelles et écrous hexagonaux. Ne pas resserrer.
L’antenne électronique Mini-State est un dispositif conçu pour 
être  utilisé  dans  les  VRs,  les  bateaux  ou  à  la  maison.  Il  se 
directionnelle,  avec  un  appareil  tournant  interne.  Tout  cela 
est emboîté dans un dôme en plastique breveté résistant aux 
températures. La télécommande s’alimente d’une source 12 V 
CC ou 12V CA. Fournit un gain UHF/VHF de jusqu’á 20 dB.
 Le point d’exclamation dans un triangle équilatéral avertit l’usager 
de la présence, dans le manuel, de directives importantes concer-
nant l’emploi et l’entretien.
 L’éclair terminé par une pointe de flèche, dans un triangle équila-
téral avertit l’usager d’une  non protégée 
dans l’enceinte et qu’elle peut être d’une intensité suffisante pour 
présenter un risque de choc électrique.
AFIN DE RÉDUIRE LE RISQUE DE CHOC ÉLECTRIQUE, NE 
PAS ENLEVER LE COUVERCLE (NI LE DOS) DE L’ANTENNE 
OU DE L’ALIMENTATION. IL NE S’Y TROUVE AUCUNE PIÈCE 
QUE  L’UTILISATEUR  PUISSE  RÉPARER,  SE  RÉFÉRER 
À  UN  TECHNICIEN  QUALIFIÉ. MISE  EN  GARDE:  Lors  de 
l’installation,  éviter  tout  risque  de  contact  accidentel  entre 
l’antenne  et  son  mât  et  une  ligne  de  tension.  LE  CONTACT 
AVEC  UNE  LIGNE  DE  TENSION  RISQUE  DE  CAUSER  DE 
SÉRIEUSES BLESSURES VOIRE MÊME LA MORT.
Comme protection contre l’accumulation de charges électro-
statiques lors d’orages électriques, on recommande de bien 
mettre à la terre le mât de l’antenne à l’aide d’un fil de cuivre 
#10 AWG ou d’aluminum #8 AWG au moins.
Montage le Crochet
U-Boulon
Vis et Serrure Rondelles
RondellesÉcrous Hexagonaux
le Metal Insère
Antenne de TéLé UHF/VHF Amplifée
IMPORTANT—Ce modèle n’est pas compatible avec la série 
Mini-State 5MS contrôlé par moteur. 
Votre système d’antenne HDView360® Mini-State® est parfaite 
pour recevoir des postes de télévision locaux transmit par an-
tenne. Vous pouvez emmagasiné la position des postes avec 
la  télécommande  à  fréquence  radio,  et  plus  tard  retourner 
sur un poste en mémoire. Votre antenne se  se positionnera 
automatiquement sur le poste programme ulterieurement pour 
une reception a son meilleur.
Installation du Câble
Attacher le Crochet Montage
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Desserrer la visde la borne
Insérer le fil -Resserrer la vis
Couvercle
Câble a 3 filsdu moteurde rotation
2 Noir Fil1Jaune ou Rouge Fil
3 Blanc ou Bleu Fil
Connecteur Coaxial
CâbleCoaxial
Couvercle Visse
4. Branchez le fil de contrôle de rotateur jaune ou rouge avec 
le terminal 1, le fil noir avec le terminal 2 et le fil blanc ou 
bleu avec le terminal 
5.    Insérez  les  fils  entre  la  partie  haute  et  basse  des  pinces 
sur le terminal. Serrez les écrous tel que illustré.  
6.  Remettre  le  couvercle  de  connexion  en  passant  le  câble 
coaxial dan la fente sure le côte. Resserrer les vis du cou-
vercle. Ceci fixera le câble du dispositif de rotation.
Français 
						

							
Note: Ne pas brancher la source d’alimentation CA ou CC avant 
que tous les branchements entre votre récepteur et l’antenne 
soient  finalisés.  Ne  pas  suivre  les  étapes  suggérés,  peuvent 
endommager  le  transformateur  du  récepteur  et  annuler  la 
garantie.  
Pouvoir CA—Boucher le DC de l’adaptateur de courant alter-
natif  CC  12V  connecte  au  12V  cric  de  DC  sur  le  HDMS9100 
alimentation.
Pouvoir CC—Boucher le 12v cordon d’alimentation de dc dans 
le cric de dc sur le HDMS9100 alimentation .  Attacher le fil rouge 
au terminal positif et le fil noir au terminal negatif de la source 
CC. (On peut enlevr les bouts du fil CC si on itilise en metal si 
votre installatiom exige un autre type de connecteur.
Notez  bien:   Le  corde  CC  est  protégé  par  un  fusible  du  type 
0.8 AMP  250 volts. 
S’il  faut  remplacer  ce  fusible,  vous  êtes  conseillé  de  vous  en 
servir du même genre.
Câble Coaxialà la Télé
Vers l’Antenne
TVANT
Bornes:1–Jaune ou Rouge  2–Noir    3–Blanc ou Bleu
Câble de Rotateur de Tropis fils
123D C12V
ANTENNA CONTROL
pour 12 VDC alimenter la cordeou CA à CC adapteur
Télé
1. Attacher le connecteur coaxial du câble de l’antenne au terminal 
coaxial enfilé sur l’unité d’alimentation, centrant le conducteur 
intérieur dans le trou avant de resserrer la noix.
2.   Glisser le câble à 3 fils de rotateur par le serre-joint de serre-câble. 
Alors connecter les fils comme suit, et resserrer les connexions: 
Le fil jaune ou rouge au Terminal 1;  le fil noir au Terminal 2; le 
fil blanc ou bleu au Terminal 3.
3.   Connecter  la  production  coaxial  du  câble  de  l’alimentation  aux 
données du câble coaxial de votre télévision.
Le Branchement a une Soure d’Alimentation 
CA ou CC
Note: Installez l’antenne avant tout branchement effectué 
sur le récepteur ou branchement à la source.
A  La  Maison—Vous  pouvez  installer  l’antenne  sur  un  mât 
vertical dans le grenier, le placard ou l’autre emplacement à 
l’écart, ou suspendu d’un soutien de grenier avec un crochet 
fixé  au  mur.  Vous  pouvez  insérer  aussi  le  trois  les  jambes 
d’antenne  dans  les  trous  correspondants  sur  le  dessous  de 
l’antenne, pour qu’ils l’ange en dehors pour former un soutien 
de trépied. Alors placer l’antenne sur une étagère dans un plac-
ard où il ne peut pas tomber où peut devenir endommagé.
Dehors—Installer  l’antenne  dehors  loin  des  arbres  ou  des 
obstructions. (Les plus hautes fréquences sont affectées par 
les obstructions.) Monter l’antenne sur un mât (1½ pouce de 
diamètre maximum) et l’obtient en resserrant les noix de sort 
également sur l’U-Boulon. Utiliser un mur par le tube à prop-
rement la route le cable par les murs. Suivre les instructions 
à la page 6 de ce manuel pour les instructions de sûreté et 
convenablement fonder l’installation d’antenne.
Assurez-vous que l’installation de votre antenne est conforme 
au code local de construction et électrique, de zonage et tout 
autre réglementation ou lois applicables. Si vous êtes dans le 
doute, contactez votre électricien  local  ou un inspecteur  de 
bâtiment pour vous assistez.
Bateau  ou  VR—Il  est  recommandé  que  plusieurs  emplace-
ments  aient  essayés  de  trouver  le  l’un  qui  fournit  l’exécution 
optimum  avant  que  vous  installez  d’une  façon  permanente 
l’antenne. Monter l’antenne aussi haut que pratique et comme 
possible. Si les secteurs intérieurs du véhicle ou du bateau sont 
substantiellement enclos ou sont entourés par les surfaces en 
métal, un emplacement montant extérieur doit être choisi. Pour 
VRs avec les toits en métal, l’antenne devrait être montée au 
moins  six  pouces  au-dessus  de  la  surface  de  toit.  Pour  les 
bateaux, la meilleure réception sera obtune si l’antenne est au-
dessus de la structure de cabine. VR ou les trousses de mont 
de Bateau sont disponibles pour faire ces installations.
Emplacement d’Installation
Une double-flèche est moulée dans le bord extérieur du loge-
ment  de  l’antenne  pour  indiquer  la  rotation  de  l’antenne.  En 
montant  l’antenne  dans  un  emplacement  résidentiel  ou  fixe, 
faire  face  à  la  flèche  double  vers  la  chaîne  le  plus  souvent 
utilisée réduira la quantité de rotation interne nécessaire pour la 
meilleure réception. Pour les emplacements de non-réparé, tels 
que VRs ou les bateaux, l’antenne peut être installée avec les 
flèches doubles fait face à dans n’importe quelle direction. 
Note:  Le  câble  coaxial  alimente  votre  antenne  et  permet  la  com-
munication entre l’antenne et le récepteur. Si le câble n’est pas 
branché, votre terminal peut-être endommagé en permanence.
Note:  Branchez tous fils et les câbles coaxial avant de brancher le 
récepteur, pour que le système détecte la position de l’antenne 
et la tourne correctement. 
Orientation de l’Antenne
Les Connexions de Cáble de Récepteur
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