Coax Diagram

BobbyandGenee said:

Because this is a new unit, my dealer was going to charge me by the hour to figure out the Coax configuration, and Heartland did not have a configuration file. So I did it myself and I am sharing it with everyone (including my dealer and Heartland). Notice i found that the splitter behind the faceplate in the master bedroom is wired a little odd (in my opinion). If someone was going to have an input from outside the splitter connections need to be moved around. Also, a portable satellite could be used into the external input, but would require reworking the splitter and probably adding a dual coax faceplate.
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wdk450 said:

I think that your drawing could use some more labels on terminations. Also, as far as the splitter being wired a little odd, simple splitters form a Y connection so that 3 points are wired together. Input/output means nothing on these. Satellite/TV splitters (diplexers) which have frequency dividing networks in them are another matter.

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BobbyandGenee said:

Absolutely

This was meant as a "jumping off point" diagram. We have to dismantle all the face plates and iRV radio to trace all the coax. At least that hard part is solved. When i have time i will draw up a nice "outline" of the Trailer with connection points and labels.

This all got started because nothing was working when we got it home. After taking it all apart, we found out that most of the terminals were no screwed in, or where very loose and not making connections. So i figured while i had it all apart that would be a good time to make a diagram.

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