THE VIDEO BELOW ILLUSTRATES HOW TO USE A DIPLEXER:
A diplexer is a device that allows you to combine two different signals onto one cable. It can be used in a variety of applications, including combining a satellite signal with a TV antenna signal. To use a diplexer, follow these steps:
Identify the input signals: Identify the two input signals that you want to combine. In the case of combining a satellite signal and a TV antenna signal, the satellite signal will typically come from a satellite dish and the TV antenna signal will come from an antenna on your roof or in your attic.
Connect the signals to the diplexer: Connect the satellite signal to the “SAT” input on the diplexer and connect the TV antenna signal to the “TV” input on the diplexer.
Connect the output: Connect the output of the diplexer to the input on your TV or set-top box using a coaxial cable.
Tune your TV or set-top box: Tune your TV or set-top box to the appropriate channel for the signal you want to receive. In the case of a satellite signal, you will need to tune to the appropriate channel for your satellite provider. For a TV antenna signal, you may need to perform a channel scan to find available channels in your area.
Note: Some diplexers may have multiple inputs or outputs, so be sure to check the manual for your specific diplexer to ensure proper installation. Additionally, be aware that combining signals may result in a loss of signal quality, so it is important to make sure that your antenna and satellite dish are properly aligned and that you have a strong signal before using a diplexer.
