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Antenna Land Rover Range Rover L322

Antenna Systems 6 illustrations ~669 words

The antenna systems fitted to the vehicle comprise

  1. AM (glass mounted)
  2. FM (glass mounted)
  3. FM diversity (glass mounted, where fitted)
  4. TV (glass mounted, where fitted)
  5. Multiband telephone antenna (roof mounted pod)
  6. global positioning system (GPS) antenna (roof mounted pod)
  7. SDARS (roof mounted NAS only)
  8. VICS antenna and beacon antenna (Japan only where fitted).

Scheme 1

Scheme 1: SCREEN AERIAL COMPONENTS
ItemDescription
1Side screen Television and diversity radio aerials
2Rear screen aerial amplifier
3Side screen television aerial
4Television aerial amplifier
5Alternative television aerial for telestart
6Rear screen aerial suppressor
7Rear screen aerial suppressor
8Television aerial amplifier
9Rear screen radio aerial
10Side screen radio diversity tuning aerial amplifier

Scheme 2

Scheme 2: FM ANTENNAS

The amplitude modulation (AM)/frequency modulation (FM) antennas are located in the side and rear widow. On vehicles with the low line audio system the antenna is located in the right-hand (RH) rear side screen. On vehicles with a high line audio systems the system will be equipped with FM diversity tuning. This system ensures that the strongest of two signals is used by the radio system to ensure the best possible FM reception. The standard AM/FM antenna is screen mounted in the RH rear side window and is connected to an antenna amplifier located above the screen. The diversity system uses the same side window antenna and amplifier but also uses a rear heated screen element antenna and an FM antenna amplifier mounted at the top of the rear screen in the tail gate.

The Traffic Message Channel (TMC) signals are received through the normal radio signals via the RDS network. The signals are routed separately form the radio signals via a separate antenna amplifier located on the RH rear side window.

For additional information, refer to: Navigation System - Description & Operation

  1. The module is fitted to the tailgate inner panel above the rear windscreen.

Scheme 3

Scheme 3: TV ANTENNA

Where a television system is specified there are four TV antenna elements two in each of the rear side windows. Each element has an antenna amplifier which is connected to the TV tuner module by a coaxial cable.

For additional information, refer to: appropriate service information.

Scheme 4

Scheme 4: ROOF MOUNTED POD

The roof mounted pod contains several antennas and is available in two variants

  1. Multi-band Telephone and GPS antenna
  2. Multi-band Telephone, SDARS and GPS antenna (NAS only).

The multiband telephone antenna is located in the roof mounted pod, which is located in the center of the roof at the rear of the vehicle and is connected directly to the Telephone Control Module (TCM) via a single coaxial cable.

For additional information, refer to: CELLULAR PHONE

The SDARS antenna is located in the roof mounted pod, which is located in the center of the roof at the rear of the vehicle. The SDARS antenna has two connections to the SDARS tuner, one for satellite transmissions the other for terrestrial transmissions from repeater stations.

The antenna comprises two antenna elements

  1. printed dipole antenna for receiving satellite signals
  2. A printed monopole antenna for receiving terrestrial signals

The two antennas allow the system to receive SDARS transmissions in built up areas where signals form satellites would normally be blocked.

For additional information, refer to: AUDIO SYSTEM

The GPS antenna is located in the roof mounted pod. The GPS antenna is connected to the navigation computer by a coaxial cable.

For additional information, refer to: Navigation System - Description & Operation

Scheme 5

Scheme 5: VICS ANTENNAS (JAPAN ONLY)

The VICS control module uses the rear RH side window antenna to receive VICS information. The Control module also uses an infra red beacon antenna located in the middle on top of the instrument panel adjacent to the sunlight sensor.

For additional information, refer to: Navigation System - Description & Operation

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Scheme 6

Scheme 6: REMOVAL
  1. Remove the access panel from the loadspace trim panel LH.
  2. Disconnect the antenna module coaxial cable connector.
  3. Disconnect the antenna module electrical connector.
  4. Disconnect the coaxial cable connector. Release the nut.
  5. Remove the antenna module. Remove the bolt.

INSTALLATION

  1. Install the antenna module. Tighten the bolt to 6 Nm (4 lb.ft).
  2. Connect the antenna module coaxial cable connector. Tighten the nut.
  3. Connect the antenna module coaxial cable connector.
  4. Connect the antenna module electrical connector.
  5. Install the access panel to the loadspace trim panel LH.

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