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PAG 14
ORIENTING UNITS FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE. (PAG 4).
This sender system should be placed on a flat, stable surface to prevent damage to it from falling.
For optimum performance, the audio/video antennas should be carefully oriented as described below. For maximum ope-
rating range, try to minimize the number of obstacles (e.g. your TV or other electronics, large furniture) where between
the transmitter and receiver units.
ORIENTING THE AUDIO/VIDEO ANTENNAS. (PAG 5).
Sender broadcast their high-quality audio and video using directional antennas, which must be oriented in certain confi-
gurations for best results. The antennas have been designed to pivot and rotate in-almost any direction.
In most situations, the flat-pitted face of the antennas on both the transmitter and receiver should be facing one another
and perpendicular (at a right angle) to an imaginary line drawn between the two units. Three examples are shown. Since
all homes are different, for optimum reception, additional slight pivots or rotations may be necessary. If the transmitter
and receiver are less than 10 feet apart, suggest keeping the antennas flat in their casings since the distance is so short.
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL FEATURE.
This sender system not only allows you to send crisp audio/video from one area to another, it also gives you the ability to
control the source using your existing remote control device. It converts the infrared (IR) signal emitted by your remote
control to a radio frequency (RF) signal in UHF band at the receiver and sends it back to the transmitter where the RF
signal is converted back to the original IR signal and beamed to the audio/video source.
There are two ways to get your source A/V equipment to be controlled by using existing remote control through remote
control feature:
To orient the transmitter unit face to face the source A/V equipment, this would allow the converted IR signal, which from
transmitter IR remote control window be able to send to the source A/V equipment(s) front panel.
Simply connect an IR extender from transmitter and locate this IR extender near the source A/V equipment from panel.
Sometimes, it may be difficult or even impossible to orient the transmitter unit such that it can be "seen" (means face-
to-face) by the A/V equipment you wish to control. Perhaps there is no good surface that allows for this or perhaps you
wish to control. Or perhaps you wish to remotely control A/V equipment in different locations without re-orienting the
transmitter. So, in this case, to use in extender will be more convenient.
HOW TO USE THE IR EXTENDER ACCESSORY. (PAG 5).
The IR extender connects to the transmitter through its own special connector plug. The extender emits an IR signal can
control your A/V equipment with the remote signal.
To use the IR extender, follow the instructions below:
1. Plug the IR extender into the 2.5mm phone jack of transmitter's rear panel.
2. Connect the infrared cable at the left of the transmitter and put one of the LED on the infrared receiver of the A/V
source. You have 3 more LED's at you disposal to control 3 additional A/V appliances.
More the LED in order to find the most appropriate spot.
Position the receiver so that your remote control signal can strike the IR window on the bottom front of the unit. To use
your remote control, point it at the front of the receiver.
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