Radio Shack Audio/Video Signal Sender Owner's Manual

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Thank you for purchasing a RadioShack Audio/Video Signal Sender. Your A/V Sender let's you control A/V signals from up to 100 feet away.
You no longer need additional DVD players, VCRs, cable boxes, or satellite receivers to enjoy programming in another room. And the
included IR Extender feature lets you use your existing remote to control your components.
FIRST
CONNECTING THE A/V SENDER
To TVs with A/V Jacks
1. Connect one set of audio/
video cables (supplied) to
the sender's VIDEO IN
and AUDIO IN jacks.
2. Connect the other end of
that cable to the Audio/
Video Out jacks on your
TV.
3. Connect one end of the
sender's power supply to
the sender's DC 9V jack
and the other end to a
standard AC outlet.
4. Position the sender in a
convenient location (such
as on top of your TV) and
orient the antenna so the
flat side points in the
direction of the room
where you will set up the
receiver.
Ô Note Ô
To TVs Without A/V Jacks
• Be sure the Audio/Video cable's
plug colors correspond with the
sender's, receiver's, and TV's
Connect the sender to the desired A/V component using
jack colors. If your TV's jack
the A/V cables, and then connect the component to your
colors do not match the cable's
TV using the supplied coaxial cable.
colors, connect the yellow plug
to the video jack, the red plug to
the audio R jack, and the white
plug to the audio L jack.
• The antennas do not rotate 360
degrees. Rotating them past the
stopping point may cause
damage.
Audio/Video Signal Sender
To TVs with Other A/V Components
Because most DVD players do not have A/V
Antenna
input jacks, be sure to connect a DVD player last
in the string of components as shown in the
DC 9V
diagram. (A/V Components 1 and 2 could be a
Jack
VCR, cable box, or satellite receiver.)
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SECOND
CONNECTING THE RECEIVER
1. Connect the other set of Audio/Video
cables to the A/V OUT jacks on your
receiver. Connect the other ends to
your TV.
2. Connect one end of the receiver's
power supply to the receiver's DC 9V
jack and the other end to a standard
AC outlet.
3. Position the receiver in a convenient
location (such as on top of your TV)
and orient the antenna so the flat side
points in the direction of the room
where you set up the sender.
To TVs Without A/V Jacks
Use the supplied coaxial cable to connect the TV
OUT COAX socket on the receiver to the Antenna
input on your TV. If you already have an antenna
connected to your TV, you will also need to use an
A/B switch.
Set your TV and CHANNEL on the receiver to the
same channel (3 or 4).
Receiver
Bottom view
TV CHANNEL
3 4
/
CHANNEL
A , B , C , D
TV OUT
COAX
A/B Switch
OWNER'S MANUAL
Please read before using this equipment.
To TVs with A/V Jacks
CHANNEL
A B C D
, , ,
TV OUT
COAX
DC 9V
Jack
To TVs with Other A/V Components
If your other A/V component (such as a satellite
receiver) is connected to the TV using A/V
cables, you can connect the receiver to the
unused LINE IN jacks on the component.
CHANNEL
A , B , C , D
TV OUT
COAX