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Receiver Unit
Power button
switches the receiver between stand-by and on. When the receiver unit is
turned on or off the transmitter unit is automatically turned on or off as well.
Power light
red in stand-by mode, green when power is on, flashes when receiving remote
control commands
Remote control signal receiver
receives remote control commands which are sent to the transmitter unit to
control the video sources.
Input source up (+) / down (-) buttons
selects one of the four video sources connected to the transmitter unit for
viewing on the second TV.
Transmission channel switch
switches the frequency channel of the audio/video signal to minimize
interference.
SCART output connector
connect to the second TV
DC power input
SCART cable
Power adapter
Remote control antenna
Keys and functions
Setting up the transmitter unit
Set channel selection switch to channel 1.
Always set transmitter and receiver units to the same channel.
Position transmitter unit on top of video sources with the front panels aligned
vertically.
Never put video sources or metal plates on top of the transmitter unit.
Connect SCART cables from video sources to transmitter unit SCART inputs.
Connect SCART cable from transmitter unit output to TV1.
Connect power adapter to transmitter unit.
Plug power adapter into mains socket.
Setting up the receiver unit
Set channel selection switch to channel 1.
Always set transmitter and receiver units to the same channel.
Position the receiver unit close to TV2.
Ensure that the front of the receiver unit is positioned to receive remote control
commands.
Connect SCART cable from receiver unit to TV2.
Connect second power adapter to receiver unit.
Plug second power adapter into mains socket.
Getting your Wireless TV Link ready
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Important information
Each video source, the main TV and the second TV must have SCART
connectors.
Two SCART cables are supplied; you will require additional SCART cables for
the video sources you connect.
A video source can be any satellite receiver, Pay-TV decoder box (digital or
analogue), video recorder (VCR), DVD player, camcorder, game-console etc.
Before using the Universal Remote Control it must be set up to operate with
your other equipment. Refer to its instructions for use to discover the full
potential of this versatile unit.
In this guide we call the main TV (connected to the transmitter unit) TV1; we call
the second TV (connected to the receiver unit) TV2.
It may be helpful to have the instructions for use for the TVs and the video
sources at hand for reference.
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