User manual HAMA BLUETOOTH-HEADSET METAL SILBER

[. . . ] This equipment must only be installed inside. Its use is restricted to private radio transmission. Under no circumstances should this appliance be put to industrial use. THOMSON disclaims all responsibility in the event of use that does not comply with the present instructions. [. . . ] The main set-up is the place in which you have chosen to install the majority of your equipment (television set, video recorder, satellite receiver, DVD player, . ) you can operate the units from the room with the second television set by using their remote controls, or with a universal remote control. You can play and hear music if you connect the transmitter to a suitable outlet (AUDIO OUT), and the receiver to an amplifier (AUDIO IN) placed in another room. For the link-up you will need to obtain 1 cinch/cinch cable (not supplied with equipment). If you already have a Thomson plasma screen monitor or video projector, the Video Sender will ease your placing of these items where you most want them to be, thanks to eliminating all problems related to long cable runs. DVD player Video disc player Place the transmitter (1) near the source equipment (VCR player, DVD player, etc. ) from which you want to transmit video or audio output, and connect it with the two cords (2 A and 2 B) making sure you respect the color coding of the 3 cinch plugs (red and white for audio, yellow for video). Connect the TV set to a suitable outlet from the VCR player or DVD player (AV1). Obtain a (non-supplied) SCART-TV set connector and connect the TV set to the 2B adapter already connected to the VCR player or DVD player as shown on Page 5 (see item marked * on Page 5). Fit the mains supply lead (3) to the transmitter and plug it into a 220/240 V ~ 50 Hz Carefully extend the antenna of the transmitter (1) and orient it towards the room where your second TV set (TV2) is located. The running of certain equipment (micro-wave ovens, digital telephone DECT, un-shielded acoustic loudspeakers, etc . ) may interfere with signal transmission. Ensure that they are kept away from the transmitter and the receiver or switch them off. Improvement of picture and sound You will obtain optimal service operation of your Video Sender by correctly orienting the antennae (A). However, reflected signals or other signal degrading factors can affect good quality signal transmission. In this case, readjust antennae positions or slightly move the transmitter or receiver until you get crystal clear reception. If no picture is obtained, check that the transmitter and the receiver have not been installed in the reverse order (each unit corresponds either to the input or to the output of the Audio-Video signal). Check that they have been properly connected and that they are switched on (ON position). Ensure that the channel selector is set to the same letter on both units. If transmission is blurred or scrambled, choose another channel but make sure that it is identical on both units. [. . . ] If you have several equipment items (VCR player, satellite receiver, DVD player, etc. ) in your main equipment room and want to transmit and receive audio and video signals to a second TV set, connect your equipment items as shown in the Diagrams on following pages. Usually, the units are connected in series, the last unit having a free scart connection that you can use for the connection of the transmitter. These diagrams represent some connection possibilities the operation of which depends on the type of unit, its sockets and the signals it produces. [. . . ]