User manual THOMSON VS 470

[. . . ] To this end, make sure that the mains plug is easily accessible for disconnection. Disconnect the equipment immediately if you detect a smell of burning or smoke. Under no circumstances must you open the equipment yourself; you run the risk of electrocution. Clean the equipment with a soft cloth and a neutral detergent. [. . . ] Carefully extend the antenna of the transmitter (1) and orient it towards the room where your second TV set (TV2) is located. Turn on (position on) the transmitter, using the off/on switch located on its side. Fit the lead (4) following these stages: - connect the jack plug to the IR ext socket, - unwind the lead and place one cell near the infrared window of the unit to be operated (video recorder or other), - after installing the receiver (see Pages 6 and 7), ask someone to use the remote control of that equipment item to be controlled from the room where the second (TV2) is located, - by moving the cell around in front of the unit to be operated you will find the location that permits its control from the other room. Usually, this will be a more or less large, transparent area located on the front of the unit. Remove the protective self-adhesive film from the infrared cell of cord (4) and affix it to the infrared-sensitive panel of the equipment to be remote controlled. The cordon has 3 cells in order to let you play video and audio from 3 equipment items connected to the (TV1) set (see Diagram 2 on Page 10). Fit the AC adaptator (3) to the transmitter and plug it into a 220/240 V ~ 50 Hz mains power Vertically by using the support or horizontally without the support. Note: the IR window must be turned towards the user. Depending on the distance between the transmitter and the receiver, deploy the antenna and turn it so that the markings (WIRELESS) face each other. If the transmitter and the receiver are very close, it may not be necessary to deploy the antenna. Place the receiver (5) on, or near, the second television set. Connect the receiver (5) to the second television set using the lead (6) following the same Fit the AC adaptator (9V, 400mA) (7) to the receiver and plug it into a 220/240 V ~ 50 Hz THE ANTENNA allows you to transmit and receive audio and video signals over a maximum range of 80 meters in free air environments. Inside a typical lodgment the range will be less because of signal attenuation by building material absorption. THE FLEXIBLE ANTENNA permits the control of the unit whose pictures you wish to see in the room containing the second television set (TV2). Make sure that the transmitter and the receiver are set to the same channel by Using the remote control of the unit whose pictures you wish to see, and from the room Containing the second television set (TV2), select the channels or video functions (or others) according to the unit you are controlling. Make sure that you point the remote control directly at the receiver's (5) infrared window If you fail to obtain the desired picture on the second television set TV2, select the AV socket, to which the receiver (5) is connected, using the television's remote control. To have clear images on your second TV set (TV2), output from the decoder must pass through a VCR player, placed in (AV2) mode or set to the channel number assigned for the encrypted TV channel. If your second television set does not have a connection for an outside aerial (terrestrial reception), or if it is a monitor, you will be able to see the channels in the room containing the second television set by selecting those of the video recorder with its remote control. The running of certain equipment (micro-wave ovens, digital telephone DECT, un-shielded acoustic loudspeakers, etc . ) may interfere with signal transmission. [. . . ] There exist other connections that you might perhaps wish to try if diagrams 1 to 3 here are not satisfactory. If this is the case, ask your dealer for assistance. As a general rule, remember to switch off units not in use. also , refer to the manufacturers' instructions to see if there are any particularities regarding connection or use. [. . . ]