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No control of
video sources
from TV2
Buzzing sound
when using the
remote control
S-VHS video gives
black & white
pictures only on
TV2
DVD player gives
no pictures on
either TV2
Audio/video
interference/poor
reception on
second TV
• Aim the remote control directly at the receiver unit
and ensure that there are no obstacles in between.
The red remote control receiver light (10) should be blinking.
• Ensure that there is no other wireless device (e.g. headphones)
interfering with the remote control.
• The maximum operating distance between the remote control and the
receiver unit is 5 metres. Make sure you are within this range.
• Check if the remote control receiver light (2) on the transmitter unit
blinks when a remote control command is sent.
If not, reposition the transmitter unit and ensure that transmitter and
receiver are more then 5 metres apart.
• If the remote control receiver light (2) on the transmitter is blinking
dimly it is possible you may be picking up interference signals.
Try to switch off the devices causing this
(e.g. wireless headphones, speakers, RF control signals).
• Align the transmitter unit with the video source(s) you want to control.
• Install the remote control blaster cord.
• Reposition the remote control blaster cord light on the video source,
or place the light 5-10 cm in front of the video source.
• Move the receiver unit around on the surface, centimetre by centimetre,
until the buzzing sound disappears.
• Move the transmitter unit around, centimetre by centimetre,
until the buzzing sound disappears.
• In some cases you will not be able to overcome this problem.
• Select CVBS video output format for your S-VHS VCR
(Check VCR's User Manual).
• Select CVBS video output format for your DVD player
(Check DVD player's User Manual).
• Reposition the receiver and/or transmitter unit.
• Move the unit(s) centimetre by centimetre, over the surface where it is
(they are) positioned.
• Switch both units to another frequency channel.
• Make sure that the CHANNEL switches 6 and 14 on both units are set
to the same position.