User manual CGV REP4000

[. . . ] ·Using the scart cable provided, connect one end to the "Input" scart socket of the VisiLine Stereo transmitter and the other end to the "AV" outlet of the video unit that you wish to transmit. Scart connection: transmitter/main TV set. ·Remove the scart cable that connects your video unit to your main TV set. ·Connect one end to the "Output" socket of the transmitter and the other end to your main TV set. Mini-fil Secondary TV AV red wire +* removable adhesive protection Mini-fil TV2 infrared emitter Connecting the twin-wire to the receiver. [. . . ] ·Run the twin-wire from the transmitter up to your second TV set. To do so, pass it under the carpet, along the skirting boards, etc. ·Cut the twin-wire to the desired length, strip its ends and connect them to the pinch-type terminals at the rear of the receiver, checking the polarity (+ve/-ve). The +ve should be on the left and the -ve on the right looking at the back of receiver. Scart connection: receiver/second TV set. Connect the scart socket of the VisiLine Stereo receiver to you second TV set. Start-up ·For the main TV set: Reconnect all your units, including the VisiLine Stereo transmitter, to their 240 V power supply. ·For the second TV set: The red indicator light of the VisiLine Stereo receiver should be on. If it is off, perhaps this malfunction is due to a strong light source in front of the VisiLine Stereo receiver - please, avoid this. Now your second TV set can also receive this same picture. You aren't forced to watch the same picture on both of your TV sets because VisiLine Stereo enables you to make them independent. Proceed as follows: WARNING : Please don't place : - Visiline Stereo transmitter in a closed space or a hot area in order to keep a constant working temperature. - Visiline Stereo receiver must be far away from a strong source of light (sun, neon, lighting, . . . ). ·Release the "AV" button of the VisiLine Stereo transmitter. In this position, the main TV set no longer automatically receives the pictures from the video unit. So you can watch one hertzian TV program while someone else is watching the picture from the video unit on the second TV set. 4 ­ TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS - Power: 230-240 V - 50 Hz. distance between transmitter and receiver: 50 m (25 m of twin-wire provided) - Video transmission: Basic video band and 10. 7 MHz for the infrared back streaming. - Audio transmission (stereo): 6. 0 MHz and 6. 5 MHz. [. . . ] distance between transmitter and receiver: 50 m (25 m of twin-wire provided) - Video transmission: Basic video band and 10. 7 MHz for the infrared back streaming. - Audio transmission (stereo): 6. 0 MHz and 6. 5 MHz. - Operating temperature: 10 to 45° C. [. . . ]