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Troubleshooting • If your house has a heavy metal construction
or is equipped with a PC network, it can disturb the radio signal. Even moving the units a few inches can improve the performance. If this doesn’t work try to move the TRANSMITTER and RECEIVER to another place in the house. If you experience problems, try placing the units away from electrical appliances.
• If you are still experiencing interference you
can try changing the wireless channel. The channel switches are located in the base of the transmitter and receiver. These both have 4 settings 1-4, you can try all 4 settings but always make sure that both transmitter and receiver are set to the same number setting.
• If the picture on your second TV is not
correct, select “EXT” or “AV” on second TV, and make sure that the video source is switched on.
WIRELESS AV SYSTEM
• If you cannot control the video source from
your second TV when using a remote control, reposition the IR Eye on the video source. If you are having difficulty locating the IR sensor window use the remote control to help locate it. On some AV equipment the sensor will flash when the remote control is in use. Alternatively if the remote is positioned touching the fascia and the remote is switched on and off repeatedly while it is being moved across the fascia it is usually possible to narrow down the position of the sensor window.
• If your S-VHS video shows no colour pictures (only black and white), select CVBS video output format for your S-VHS VCR.
• If your AV source gives no pictures on either
main or second TV, select CVBS video output format for your DVD player (check the DVD player’s user manual).
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Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the Philex AV Wireless AV System. This product has been designed to allow an audio/video signal from equipment such as DVD players, Digital TV receivers, Satellite Receivers and VCRs to be both watched and controlled in a different room without the need for runs of cable or DIY! The receiver can work within 30 metres of the transmitter depending on the building structure and has a built-in remote control sender allowing you to control your equipment from a different
Before attempting to install the system, please read through the instructions carefully ensuring you understand the procedure and have all items necessary.
Parts supplied with the sender system
• If the picture on your second TV is not
Receiver
correct or there is no signal check the channel switches located in the base of the transmitter and receiver. These both have 4 settings 1 - 4, make sure that both are set to the same number setting.
room. In the unlikely case of interference from another wireless AV system nearby, you can choose between four alternative operating frequencies.
Transmitter
The transmiiter and receiver can be identified by the label on the rear panel
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Fig. 2 -Transmitter Connections Main Room
Getting the best reception • Both the AV transmitter and receiver units should be placed on flat, stable surfaces. • Minimise the number of obstacles between the AV transmitter and receiver.
MAIN TV
• Ensure that both transmitter and receiver are stood upright. Sound/picture quality may be improved slightly by adjusting the direction of the units.
Setting up your Transmitter and Receiver THE WIRELESS AV SENDER IS FITTED WITH INTEGRATED CONNECTORS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE.
1) Plug the integrated SCART cable from the back of the RECEIVER into the SCART input on the television located in the receiving room - eg Kitchen or bedroom. (See Fig. 1)
8) Position one of the infra red eyes on the infra red extender lead in front of the infra red sensor window of your AV source equipment (satellite receiver or VCR or DVD). The infra red sensor window on some satellite receivers is marked by this symbol . Make sure the curved surface of the infra red eye is facing the sensor window as shown in Fig. 3 and (For further tips on locating the infra red sensor window see troubleshooting section).
3) Connect one of the power adaptors to the 9v DC input at the rear of the RECEIVER as shown in Fig. 1. Plug the power adaptor into a mains socket and turn on the power switch on the Receiver and mains socket.
10) Connect the remaining power adaptor to the 9v DC input at the rear of the Transmitter as shown in Fig. 2. Plug the power adaptor into a mains socket and turn on the power switch on the Transmitter.
CONNECTING THE TRANSMITTER (Main viewing room, eg Lounge)
10) On the base of both the transmitter and reeiver is a channel selector. Ensure that the same channel is set to ON on both the transmitter and reveiver.
CONNECTING THE RECEIVER (Kitchen / Bedroom etc)
5) Plug the integrated SCART THRU cable from the back of the TRANSMITTER to the SCART output socket on your AV source equipment (satellite receiver or VCR or DVD). 6) Connect a SCART cable (not supplied) from the SCART-THRU cable to the SCART input on your television . (See Fig. 2)
11) Select an appropriate AV channel on the receiving TV. The TV should now show whatever signal the transmitter is sending and if the infra red eye is properly positioned you will be able to control the AV source by pointing the correct remote control at the AV receiver.
7) Plug the Infra Red extender cable into the infra red socket on the Transmitter as shown inRECEIVER Fig. 2.
TRANSMITTER UNIT MAINS PSU
SCART INPUT
IR To AV Source
SAT, DVD, DVBT etc DC 9V
SCART OUTPUT
OFF ON TRANSMITTER
Integrated SCART-thru plug
Existing SCART Connection
Fig. 3 -Positioning the Infra Red Eye
SECOND TV
UNIT
Fig. 1 - Receiver Connections Room 2 1 2 3 4
MAINS PSU
SCART INPUT A/V OUT
Make sure the curved surface of the infra red eye is facing the sensor window DC 8V
SCART OUTPUT Cable
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