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The device components
Fig. A: The transmitter:
q Transmitter
w LED status indicator
e Switch ROOM 1
r Switch ROOM 2
t Infrared connection socket (IR)
y Output for a TV
u AV input 2
i AV input 1
o Connection socket
a Transmitter's on/off switch
s Transmitter channel toggle switch
(on the underside of the device)
Fig. B: The receiver:
d Receiver
f Infrared receiver
g LED operating indicator
h Audio/Video CINCH outputs
j Connection socket for the supply
voltage
k Receiver's on/off switch
l Reception channel switch (bottom
of device)
1( Wall plug transformer (2 pieces)
2) CINCH—3,5mm jacks cables (2 pieces)
2! SCART—CINCH adapter "IN"
2@ SCART—CINCH adapter "OUT"
2# Infrared cable with 3 transmit diodes
2$ AUDIO adapter 3.5 mm mini-stereo
to CINCH female
2% CINCH—CINCH cable
Putting the device into use
First take all device components from the
packaging and remove all packing foil
and tape.
Important notice:
Even when the system (transmitter +
receiver) is switched off, the manufac-
turer still recommends disconnecting
the wall plug transformer from the
mains power or using a power strip
with a shut-off switch. Only in this way
is complete switch off assured thus
contributing to economical consumer
attitude.
Connecting the transmitter
Note:
You can connect two signal sources.
The signal to be transmitted can be
selected via a switch on the front
panel of the transmitter. Thereby the
radio transmission set can transmit the
image and sound signals of every de-
vice that emits a sound and/or video
signal via a suitable connection:
• DVD Player / CD Player
• VCR
• Television
• SAT receiver/set top box
• Video camera
• Computer video card, etc.
Connecting signal sources to the
transmitter:
•
On devices with cinch outputs for the
audio and video signals you connect
these via one of the supplied CINCH—
3,5mm jack cables 2) to the socket
"AV IN 1" i on the rear panel of the
transmitter q.
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