What you need to do when you actually moved to your "new" condo ...

1) Get ready a satellite cable (with enough length from 2m to 5m) with male-to-male (I think) head.

2) Connect the satellite cable to your Byond box "SAT-IN" Input.

3) Then connect this sat cable to the condo wall socket (for satellite connection).

4) Connect the Byond to your TV or Amplifier exactly the same way as you had used before you moved to the new condo.

5) Switch on Byond and check signal strength. For Byond (Non PVR), the Signal Level should be about 180 to 205 on a sunny day... hehe... according to my Byond readings.

I believe for condos, it should be lower... mmm... maybe 160 to 185 roughly. I am guessing the numbers here but I think you know what I mean about the lower signal strength.

HDMI cable, Component Video cables, Optical cables, RCA cables are ALL connections between the Byond box AND the HDTV or Amplifier or "Audio/Video Devices"... completely not related and nothing to do with the Byond box connection to the condo installation for satellite reception.

If you use HDMI to connect your Byond box to your HDTV, then use back the same connection so ...hehe... don't change to RCA (yellow) cable or whatever.