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SPECIFICATIONS

PARTS LIST

EXTERIOR INSTALLATION

WARNINGS:

•  Do not paint any portion of the Winegard

®

 ConnecT

 WF1. Painting the system 

could damage the system and will void the warranty.

•  Do not mount closer than 12 inches from the edge of the roof.
•  Do not mount closer than 24 inches from adjacent devices.
•  Do not mount the outdoor unit (ODU) with the cable facing the front of the vehicle.

1) 

Remove each antenna from the protective bag 
and screw it into an open port on the outdoor unit 
(ODU). 

See Figure 1

2) 

Firmly tighten each antenna by hand. If using a 
wrench, do not overtighten the antenna as the 
antennas or housing may become damaged. The 
antennas should be tightened to 20–25 inch pounds 
of torque.

3) 

Attach the mounting feet to the unit by threading 
the provided nuts to the post on the mounting feet. 
Tighten nuts using an 11/32” wrench. 

See Figure 1

.

4) 

Place the unit on the roof in the chosen location. 
Connect the cable to the ODU. Ensure that the 
Ethernet cable exits the unit towards the back of  
the vehicle. 

See Figure 2.

TIP:

 Clean the roof where the unit will 

be mounted to ensure a good seal. 

 Wireless Standard 

802.11a/b/g/n/ac

 Frequency Band 

2.4GHz, 5GHz Simultaneous (5GHz indoor unit only)

 Wireless Speed (max)  

2.4GHz: 450Mbps (Rx), 450Mbps (Tx)

  5GHz: 1300Mbps (Rx), 1300Mbps (Tx)

 Amplifiers 

Outdoor:

 (3) 2.4GHz amplifiers

 

Indoor:

 (3) 2.4GHz amplifiers

   

(3) 5GHz amplifiers

 Wireless Security 

WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA mixed

 Antennas 

Outdoor:

 (3) Detachable high gain 5dBi antennas

 

Indoor:

 (3) Internal 2.4GHz 4dBi antennas

   

(3) Internal 5GHz 6dBi antennas

 Ports 

(1) RJ45 10/100/1000m Lan Port (IDU only)

  (1) RJ45 PoE (ODU 

&

 IDU)

  (2) USB 2.0 Ports

 Power Rating 

Switching, AC Input 100-240v, 1.5A

 Setup Requirements 

Wireless 802.11a/b/g/n 2.4GHz network

  Computer, tablet or smartphone with a  

web browser

Outdoor 2.4ghz  

Antennas (3)

Outdoor Unit (ODU)

Indoor Unit (IDU)

Power Adapter

25’ Ethernet Cable

Indoor Unit Stand

Mounting Feet  

w/Nuts (3)

Mounting Screws (6)

Outdoor Unit Cable 

Entry Cover w/Screw

Cable Entry Plate

Figure 1

Figure 2

FOR OPTIONAL ACCESSORY MOUNTS:

Accessory Screws 

& Nuts

 (6 each)

or adjacent devices

≥24

 to front of vehicle

Cable connection 

facing back of vehicle

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Foot attached to ODU

Antenna secured to ODU

Antennas

Summary of Contents for ConnecT WF1

Page 1: ...Models WF 3000 White and WF 3035 Black www winegard com connect For help email help winegard com or call 1 800 320 9992 Register your product at winegard com myantenna 2452372 Rev1 11 16 Manuel disponible en français au www winegard support WINEGARD ConnecT WF1 ...

Page 2: ...Figure 2 TIP Clean the roof where the unit will be mounted to ensure a good seal Wireless Standard 802 11a b g n ac Frequency Band 2 4GHz 5GHz Simultaneous 5GHz indoor unit only Wireless Speed max 2 4GHz 450Mbps Rx 450Mbps Tx 5GHz 1300Mbps Rx 1300Mbps Tx Amplifiers Outdoor 3 2 4GHz amplifiers Indoor 3 2 4GHz amplifiers 3 5GHz amplifiers Wireless Security WEP WPA WPA2 WPA mixed Antennas Outdoor 3 D...

Page 3: ...ed 11 Add a bead of sealant around the hole for the cable Place the provided cable entry plate over the hole and cable Secure cable entry plate in place using the supplied screws Seal the plate and screws with approved sealant 12 Secure the cable to the roof every 12 16 inches to eliminate excessive cable movement Seal the cable to the roof between the unit and cable entry plate Cable clamps not p...

Page 4: ...n status screen select SCAN FOR AVAILABLE WiFi to bring up a list of all WiFi signals in range this could take a few minutes Do not click the button again until the scan is completed The Winegard ConnecT WF1 will display available networks by signal strength Select the desired network and click CONTINUE See Figure 7 5 Enter the network password if prompted Once the Winegard ConnecT WF1 connects op...

Page 5: ... use when accessing your network while still maintaining a secure system To set up a Guest Network 1 Click on ENABLE See Figure 9 2 Give the guest network an easily recognizable name See Figure 9 3 Enter a password If you use a simple password it is recommended that the guest network be disabled when not in use See Figure 9 ADVANCED SETTINGS Connected Devices This displays the name of each device ...

Page 6: ...If you have the latest version there is no need to update the software If the check finds that you have older software click PROCEED to update to the latest version See Figure 11 4 The system will be unavailable for several minutes while the IDU and ODU reset As these power back on the system will function normally Return to Factory Defaults To return to factory default SSID and password press the...

Page 7: ...security of your devices What do I do if 10 11 12 1 does not bring up the login screen One of several things has happened The first thing to check is the WiFi signal that your model is connected to If this is not the Winegard ConnecT SSID this address isn t valid If you are indeed connected to the correct network the address may have been changed To resolve this press the reset button on the botto...

Page 8: ...xclusions may not apply to you This warranty gives Customer specific legal rights Customer may also have other rights that may vary from state to state WS MOBWARREV3 Rev 10 14 Winegard is a registered trademark of Winegard Company Disclaimer Although every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is correct and complete no company shall be held liable for any errors or om...

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