User manual MEDION BDA81241

[. . . ] 81241 TEVION UK. book Seite 3 Mittwoch, 23. August 2006 1:47 13 TABLE OF CONTENTS Safety Instructions . 8 Assigning the radio transmitter and receiver . 13 Infrared extender (for remote controls) . [. . . ] Packaging is raw material and can be re-used or added to the recycling system. 12 81241 TEVION UK. book Seite 13 Mittwoch, 23. August 2006 1:47 13 CONNECTING Setting up THE TRANSMITTER · Place the transmitter on a sturdy surface. · Align the flat side of the transmitter aerial with the receiver. The transmitter is connected to an audio/video source. This can be a SAT receiver, a video recorder, a DVD player, a television or even a graphics card (see below). Via SCART connection If the audio/video source has a SCART connection, connect the DIN SCART cable for the A/V input (supplied) to this device's SCART output, and the A/V input to the transmitter. No SCART connection If the audio/video source has no SCART connection, connect the AV cinch cable (supplied) to this device's A/V cinch output, and the AV cinch input to the transmitter. · Connect the three plugs at the other end of the AV cinch cable to the connectors with corresponding colours on the transmitter. · The yellow plug is for a video connection, the red one is for audio right, and the white one is for audio left. · If you want to transmit sound signals only, connect the audio plugs only. · If you want to connect the transmitter to a 3. 5mm audio jack on an audio/video source, use the audio adapter and connect it to the audio plugs on the AV cable. · To send the video signal on to a TV set positioned where the transmitter has been set up, connect the DIN SCART cable for the A/V output to the SCART input on the TV. 13 81241 TEVION UK. book Seite 14 Mittwoch, 23. August 2006 1:47 13 Example of transmitter setup The following diagram shows a typical arrangement with a satellite receiver and a TV on the transmitter side: 14 81241 TEVION UK. book Seite 15 Mittwoch, 23. August 2006 1:47 13 Infrared extender (for remote controls) You have to connect the infrared extender if you want to be able to use the remote control from where the receiver is positioned. · Connect the plug on the infrared extender to the IR-EXT socket on the transmitter (see diagram on previous page). · Remove the paper backing from the sticky surface of one of the three IR transmitters and stick the IR transmitter onto the audio/video source so that it is aligned with the infrared receiver on this device. 1 cm away from the infrared receiver (see diagram below). Using more than one device As the infrared extender has three IR transmitters, you can simultaneously operate more than one device remotely from the receiver. For example, you can use the video recorder as well as the DVD player in another room. · Attach an IR transmitter as described above to each device that you want to use in another location. 15 81241 TEVION UK. book Seite 16 Mittwoch, 23. August 2006 1:47 13 Source 1 and source 2 You can now use the SOURCE 1/2 switch on the transmitter to choose which signal is transmitted to the TV connected to the A/V output. · If you have connected the device to the transmitter's A/V input, the device is defined as Source 1, whereas it will be Source 2 if connected to the transmitter's AV cinch input. You can also connect a second device to the transmitter that can send signals from this device to the receiver and control this device remotely from there. 16 81241 TEVION UK. book Seite 17 Mittwoch, 23. August 2006 1:47 13 Example of transmitter setup with two devices The following diagram shows a typical arrangement with a satellite receiver, a TV and a DVD player on the transmitter side: 17 81241 TEVION UK. book Seite 18 Mittwoch, 23. [. . . ] · You can also use the four channels to operate up to four radio transmission systems. Note that the radio signals that are created during operation may affect other radio systems such as a WLAN system. In this case, switch to a different channel for transmitting the signal. 26 81241 TEVION UK. book Seite 27 Mittwoch, 23. August 2006 1:47 13 TROUBLESHOOTING If errors occur, check first that the system was set up correctly. [. . . ]